The Compers Inn part 41

rosemac

your welcome alfie got the codes from site just thought i'd save you having to search

rosemac

could do with a new telly myself but as long as it works I'm fine dont watch that much of it

AlfieBlue

redbull08 wrote: »

hi everyone
happy weekend
my son goes to Uni 3 wks today ..trying to be strong but sometimes break when on my own
never had a win in July so hoping for a car , money, a laptop esp as my 8yr old pc is almost kaput, dying a slow death so i wont be able to skype ds
does anyone know best place online to buy orthopedic mattress?
my back is breaking with this one ..
thanks
Red xx

Hi Red ..... you gotta keep strong love ....... your son will do well .... they all fly the nest at some point, they have to spread their wings.

My girl and boy went off to uni, they qualified and now have carved out wonderful futures, good jobs etc. They are happy and I am too.

I'm on me own also now love but my kids/families (although living in diff parts of the country) visit often and I also visit them with cat onboard!!! . So very proud of them.

Not sure re mattress - depends on your needs? After breaking my pelvis I found that my mattress was tad uncomfortable (even tho I am now healed) - still get lower back ache - has been suggested that I look into memory matresses? Am looking into various mattresses re google. Guess there are other sites that may be able to help you ..... I know its awful re back trouble and not being comfortable through night.

Sending hugs n best wishes to you plus lucky fairy dust so that you receive some wonderful wins soon. xxxxxxx

rosemac

Red I brought my son up on my own from aged6/7 he is now a very rounded adult hated when he went to uni hated when he went to navy but you have to let them go he is now a very nice person who cares and understands and also educated so he lives in the real world

rosemac

lol have just watched a shopping channel they a a Karcher for sale guy has just blasted a quote"standard lamp" why would you do this

AlfieBlue

rosemac wrote: »

Red I brought my son up on my own from aged6/7 he is now a very rounded adult hated when he went to uni hated when he went to navy but you have to let them go he is now a very nice person who cares and understands and also educated so he lives in the real world

So agree - it's never easy but you have to let them go and find their way in the real world Was always worrying, couldn't help it being a mum.

It is hard, but they do so well. Lost me husband/their dad few years back but the kids have done me/him proud. Love them to bits. :A's

xxxxxxx

rosemac

hugs and best wishes alfie:cool::A:)

AlfieBlue

rosemac wrote: »

lol have just watched a shopping channel they a a Karcher for sale guy has just blasted a quote"standard lamp" why would you do this

:eek::eek: Am I reading this right? Got no idea - have got a beautiful tall standing cream lamp that dh and I brought back from France years ago. Lovely very pretty piece. Very delicate! Would never karcher clean it :eek::eek:

The only place I use my Karcher is outside - paths, patio, bird baths etc when needing a good clean!!!! Then I put on full waterproofs cos I get in such a mess!!!! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

LadyMorticia

Afternoon lovelies. Welcome to the inn, Moosie.

Had the in-laws around for lunch today. Nothing extravagant - just tuna mayo wraps! SIL is moving to Plymouth next month until May next year as she's moving in with her boyfriend. The flat is on a contract until May as it's student housing, then she'll be back. She dotes on Dex so think she's worried she's going to miss everything and that he won't recognise her when she comes back. I said that we'll Skype regularly and I'll send her photos etc so she doesn't feel like she's missing out.

rosemac

alfie no idea but he is doing it again from what I have now watched its an outside standard lamp what is an outside standard lamp?