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Every last impecuniosity totally exterminated
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Thanks!Reminds me of the hilarious scene in "Porky's", where the gym mistress is trying to persuade the Head to have an "identity parade" to find a male flasher, and the three male teachers in the background are nearly eating their own hands trying not to laugh.
It was on tv recently and I'd forgotten how funny it was! :rotfl:
And whilst I think on....
A very happy 50th birthday to squilliondollarbaby!!!!!!
:bdaycake::bdaycake::bdaycake::bdaycake::bdaycake::bdaycake:
Hope you're having a brilliant day. x0 -
rhosynbach wrote: »your both right it so easy to bare a grudge and it just gets worse as time goes on and then it is to late, things are pretty rough at the moment but tonight i feel happier than i have for ages:j
i know things will never be the same as they were between us but we can start afresh
you never know small steps and all that with a willing mindWhen The Fun Stops Stop0 -
rhosynbach wrote: »tinyshoes you will do your mum proud in your outfit, and emerald sorry about what happened to your mum must have been so hard,
but i wanted to tell you how you have helped me talking about your loses persuaded me to pick up the phone and call my mum, we fell out a while ago and things have been so hard with loosing my grand children and my eldest sons problems even though we still have our differences i talked to her for a long time and told her to spend more time with her family and now i feel like a weight has been lifted
so ,many thanks to you both xx
What a heartwarming story
This has to be THE post of the whole threadTo do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0 -
squilliondollarbaby wrote: »Thanks!
Happy birthday 50 today :eek:
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Womble_Queen wrote: »Funny how we worry/stress over such stupid things when we are about to bury the most precious thing we've ever had on earth.
When my mother passed away and it was her funeral, I too, was worrying about my shoes, my top, etc. I worried that I had on too much make up. But at the moment when I saw her coffin. I suddenly realised that nothing was important. I had to just be there. Do the right thing and make her proud. I was the most grown up, i've ever been.
I know she'd have been proud of me, and I hold on to that. I hope you do too, Tiny.
Life is all going to end and all the sufferings she had, and all the worries are all gone. However, we will never be able to hold these precious people in our arms again. That's the part that hurts. I so wish I could hold my mother's hand - just once more. It often hits me. But as time passes, you will smile, more than you will cry. But you will never forget.
My thoughts are with you at the moment. The end of life of a dear loved one, is so sad for those who are left behind.
You put that very beautifully, WQ. Thank you.Hope is not a strategy.0 -
:grouphug: I think it's time for a massive group hug what with all the love and caring going around. TS, I am sure you will look absolutely wonderful and you know we are all here to chat to if you want to get anything off your chest. Same applies for anyone else going through pain and misery at the moment. And let us spare a thought for all the folk all over the world who are going through hardships and bad times. :grouphug:0
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Thanks Savvy, no not harsh at all, thanks for replying. It was a risk but I thought I'd give it a try as we are completely out of crisps and have been for a couple of weeks. The children do like a packet of crisps in their lunch boxes but my target price is 10p per pack (or less of course) and I haven't managed to find anything to achieve that price for a while so they are going without!
Never mind, I'm sure that Tosco or someone else will do a good offer before the vouchers expire (7th July) so will hang on to the MOCs for the time being. x
Thank you. I've risked the bath sponges tonight... and probably lost! (Moral is - never buy anything whatsoever unless you've on checked MSM.co.uk before your shop.) I should have been wisened up to those 50p items by now!:o:(
Everyone, I've now finished my post no 6573 - do you like that?:)0 -
rhosynbach wrote: »your both right it so easy to bare a grudge and it just gets worse as time goes on and then it is to late, things are pretty rough at the moment but tonight i feel happier than i have for ages:j
i know things will never be the same as they were between us but we can start afresh
Stating afresh is good, no looking back. :T0 -
TrulyMadly wrote: »What a heartwarming story
This has to be THE post of the whole thread
:beer: Well I will second that!“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?”
Juvenal, The Sixteen Satires0 -
:grouphug: I think it's time for a massive group hug what with all the love and caring going around. TS, I am sure you will look absolutely wonderful and you know we are all here to chat to if you want to get anything off your chest. Same applies for anyone else going through pain and misery at the moment. And let us spare a thought for all the folk all over the world who are going through hardships and bad times. :grouphug:When The Fun Stops Stop0
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