Extremely Lovely Individuals Talking Excessively

davemorton

pattylabelle wrote: »

1 x Peperami Pork Salami Sausages (5 per pack - 125g)£2.50£1.25

Are you partial to a a bit of seasoned pork sausage now and again Patty?

Tinyshoes

Heard a few choice words coming from the kitchen. :eek:

Apparently my larder is like an assault course. :rotfl:

pattylabelle

davemorton wrote: »

Are you partial to a a bit of seasoned pork sausage now and again Patty?

I like the larger version of these - tastier:D;)

davemorton

pattylabelle wrote: »

I like the larger version of these - tastier:D;)

:A I would not know.

purpledonkey

nictrinwyn wrote: »

I'm sure I don't remember going to school being so much more expensive the older you get. Not even taking specific uniform requirements into account. My DD1 has been back to school a week now and I have paid £27 for a trip to London end of this month on a Saturday and tonight get given another letter for a trip in Oct for £12, more local. Plus her bus fare everyday and money for lunch, about £5 a day (although today she only spent the busfare) which is alongside a small packed lunch incase she doesn't like anything in the cafe. I don't really mind as it is good she has these opportunities, but I hope it settles down a bit. Be a while before I get any NSDs :rotfl:

Thanks for the congratulations guys, still can't believe it. I am going somewhere tomorrow in the car, just me and LO, don't know where yet. Probably just Asda lol.

Congratulations! Nice choice for a little outing. My first solo trip involved me oversleeping for work and realising that I could drive there and be on time :rotfl:

For some reason your news has made me want to watch this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8m-4MWQxbk (contains swearing and odd humour)

pattylabelle

Night night- falling off my feet!!!

pattylabelle

davemorton wrote: »

:A I would not know.

Very glad to hear it:rotfl::rotfl:

davemorton

pattylabelle wrote: »

Night night- falling off my feet!!!

Oh yeah, the first mention of seasoned sausage, and Patty is running off to bed, sweet dreams

mhoc

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh mhoc....massive hugs to you, it's so hard! I think he has shown that he's feeling it as well though, in his way

I think you might be pleasantly surprised at the amount of contact you have with him whilst he's away. It's surprising how much they miss their loved ones in that situation.

You can join me at Christmas in filling some shoeboxes to send out there it's very satisfying

The other potential problem he has is that his mates are ones he has known since junior school and high school, none of them managed to escape this awful town so they are now onto the next life stage, steady girlfriends and places of their own - so over the next year their lives will gradually separate. I don't think eldest son realises how quickly this will happen whilst he is away.

He gets no leave for 6 months which is tough - between doing Uk courses and leave he has managed to be home every couple of months so far.

Christmas shoe boxes - I've been doing these for years now, best bit of Christmas, I save stuff all year to fill them Some years I have enough for 8 boxes but this year I think it will be just 3.

rose28454

Talking about 9/11 its my 32nd wedding anniversary tommorow. And many thanks for everyone who was thinking of me today with all my family problems. Had a lovely evening with DD just got to do a few more bits tommorow then heading off to London Thursday morning. So exciting!!