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davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

I must be out of touch, Im sure there was no calendar involved when I used to have a social life :rotfl:

Thats because you were just a dirty stop-out

Savvybuyer

davemorton wrote: »

It is unbelievably quiet tonight, I may actually get the early night I need.

Hardly.
I am hoping like you are!! Those Shreddies and fish have really helped me out though towards a BM shop for tomorrow, just need the prices to stay as they are.

I've got to call it a night now, as work again tomorrow, and final sort out of my lists.

Good night!!:D

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

Thats because you were just a dirty stop-out

True ......Im just jealous

davemorton

NIght Savvy

Savvybuyer

davemorton wrote: »

NIght Savvy

Don't get me wrong - I don't want all prices to stay the same: just need A5da to put its price l0ck now on the items I have coupons for at S!!!

Good night folks.:)

davemorton

Bed Savvy!

davemorton

Right, think I best go to bed too, even though I know I wont manage to get to sleep until about 2-3, grrr!!!

3Dogs

Evening Cheesy Elite :T :T No shopping for me today but will get some cheese if it is still working tomorrow

My sister and I decided this afternoon on these songs for Mam's service:

For entrance:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geOdtA7N6Kk

Time after Time, recorded by Sinatra in 1946, the year Mam and Dad got married

During service:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvavH6HEVIU

When Mam & Dad just had my brother, before my sister and me were born, this song became their song - listen to the song and you will see why, remembering that Mam was called Molly

As we leave:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ia21rIMmeAA

The song she used to sing with my sister and the girls, complete with spirited 'Yee Ha' in appropriate places


I finalised rewriting the Celebrants eulogy too, to make it much more personal, and my sister has sent it off to her. My brother thanked me for doing such a good job on it, my sister too, so I was well pleased with that

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

Right, think I best go to bed too, even though I know I wont manage to get to sleep until about 2-3, grrr!!!

I gave up trying to get more sleep than I need years ago. I just don't need alot, either that or years and years of hardly any sleep is normal to me now. I get about 5 hours a night and I never get tired during the day. I can get up at 6.30 no matter what time Ive gone to bed and if DS2 is having active nights, I get up with him too

My OH goes to bed at 10.....struggles to get up and has a droop after dinner :rotfl::rotfl:....he says he gets tired just thinking about how little sleep I get

TrulyMadly

zippydooda wrote: »

text a friend of martin;)

Hi zippy

Yes I've had a kind offer:)

I'm going to do an 8 oclock shop or before if possible and Chrisv is going to post about 11:)