Every last impecuniosity totally exterminated

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

Seen as fc was too busy talking about her chest to answer my question :eek:
Its time for bed

Goodnight All :wave:

Beauty sleep needed :eek:

:o sorry Im having trouble keeping up. What was your question

silvercar

Mildred1970 wrote: »

I haven't actually seen anyone out and about in their pjs - amen to that - but if I did I would be shocked and I would judge and would also dislike myself for judging. But I would still judge all the same.
I have answered the door to the postman in my pjs, but only because it was flipping early in the day, I had a newborn DS and didn't want to have to schlep down to the sorting office to get my parcel the following day.
I cannot imagine going out in my nightwear, I find it a bit strange and lacking in standards tbh.

Our Tesco, when they open at midnight after sunday/ bank holiday closing, standard dress for half the customers.

Most amusing is scruffy PJs tucked into Uggs, full make up and jewellery.

sured

Good night David

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

you did :A Im sure you're making up for lost time now. Im most upset at losing my mojo......DS 2 was genuinely shocked that he'd spent 2 days without an apple I went shopping out if guilt more than anything today still got a £6.94 PP tho:D so Ive not lost it yet :rotfl::rotfl:

Thoughts of that comedy sketch (think it was with Kieth Lemon) with Scary Spice saying in a husky voice... I've still got it!!!:rotfl:

fairclaire

silvercar wrote: »

Our Tesco, when they open at midnight after sunday/ bank holiday closing, standard dress for half the customers.

Most amusing is scruffy PJs tucked into Uggs, full make up and jewellery.

if I were the fashion police:rotfl::rotfl: I'd ban going out in public in night attire and wearing leggings with an uncovered bum :eek::rotfl::rotfl:

Tinyshoes

David. wrote: »

As if seriously glad to see you back :T

Now what you saying there Dotty? Am I missing another chat up line. :rotfl:

davemorton

Right, bed for me too, night all, have a nice night.

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

you did :A Im sure you're making up for lost time now. Im most upset at losing my mojo......DS 2 was genuinely shocked that he'd spent 2 days without an apple I went shopping out if guilt more than anything today still got a £6.94 PP tho:D so Ive not lost it yet :rotfl::rotfl:

You have just reminded me I have not checked my receipt from earlier. Will disappear for a bit but will pop back with result.

SpiralingDown

French_Knickers wrote: »

I hear you when you say its hard to find your mojo when life is being a cowbag. It's been a long tough winter for me too but the sun is now shining and the summer is around the corner so join me and fling your head skyword and draw in a huge breath of that spring air till you feel like your chest is gonna burst. It helps.............a bit.

I'm glad you're feeling better.
One of my ways of coping used to be going somewhere deserted and just screaming at the top of my lungs, it's very liberating and gets the frustration out. Once I went to a local forest, Belvoir, and just walked round until I thought I was totally alone and started screaming then heard someone came running through the trees calling out to see if I was hurt . I sat and explained to him what I was doing and he wanted to know why so told him all about DH as we walked to the car park, both of us screaming and laughing the whole way there. He agreed that it made him feel better and thanked me. I may just have to take a drive out somewhere to do this again.

sured

davemorton wrote: »

Right, bed for me too, night all, have a nice night.

Nighty night DM!