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nerfdad

scottsaver wrote: »

Nighty Night all ,play nice!

Goodnight
Only ice cream lovers here:cool:
The last 2 pages will mess with the lurkers heads:T:T

fairclaire

nerfdad wrote: »

I'm all full up now:)

Have you had a good day? I still remember your posts from your big birthday last year .....so funny :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Sunshinemummy

MrsBartolozzi wrote: »

Yes he is H's brother.

How can you tell?

nerfdad

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Join in the fun!

:grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug:

That's your kind of weekend;):eek::eek::eek:

Tinyshoes

Wool27 wrote: »

Hey! I loved wareham, especially PreLoved. What a cool shop. Never went in any of the pubs or bars as neither Hubbie nor I Drink. In two and a half years we had two nights out, when my mum visited. We wen to a pub on the way to weymouth down a small lane. (sure that has narrowed it down!!). I will remember later. Car park at end of lane with beach view?? Arrgg cant think. We hadnt been out in yrs so when OH asked if i had money, i said yep. £20. Like it was going to get us food and drink. Made me feel old!!! And stupid

All the years we have been going to Wareham and only stumbled across Harry's cafe bar couple years ago. (sorry got the wrong name earlier and called it Henry's ).

Anyway we always thought it was just a posh tiny wine bar but it is nothing of the sort during the day it is more of a nice cafe that goes far back to a nice little outside court yard. It does serve alcohol if you want it but most people drinking coffees etc. The food is amazing for the price on the BOGOF day.

Wool27

nerfdad wrote: »

Was the tickets 1st or last prize:o:D:D
A night away from my kids is accepted whatever the cost:o

Youve only got a short while left of the day! i love The Barlow, i have tickets for birmingam though so not too sad.

My hubbie work stupidly long hrs so doesnt like to e away on his days off, also, all the time we lived in Dorset, we never had anyone to babysit so guess just got in the habit of not asking anyone. If we cant do it as a family, we generally dont bother. Very unlike my sister. And Vegas was an exception!!!

aau1

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

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getting the hang of it now then?

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Sunshinemummy

nerfdad wrote: »

That's your kind of weekend;):eek::eek::eek:

I do love these :grouphug: I think they are SOOO wrong, you cannot help but

Thrifty_Sister

MKS wrote: »

Ciki_K please don't hide.

I really hope that this doesn't come out wrong or offends anyone. With the greatest respect, I think that it's good that we have (for want of a better word) all types of people on the thread. When we helped each other, it didn't enter my head to think 'is he/she (I've made that mistake loads of times ) a Muslim/Catholic etc. (you get the picture) before I sent you stuff. You'd said on the thread that you wanted some coupons, I could help. You reciprocated and I'm sure that you just 'saw' me as a person, not 'what' I was iyswim. We haven't all met in RL so don't know who/what each other is. I'm sure that 99% of us feel this way. We are all 'after' saving money, our joint goal. As BT, once said, it's good to talk. So, please don't hide, carry on contributing. :T
Take care.

Agree 100% - there will always be differences here & RL but the diversity just makes it more interesting and we all have the common bond of being MSE. There are some genuinely lovely people on here :T:T:T and most go out of there way to help