The Good, the Mad & the Lovely

thick_tom

fairclaire wrote: »

did you get a bit deflated at the rest of the darts? there was no following the opening match!

Talking of.....where is thick Tom?

lookinforabargain wrote: »

No it was always going to be downhill after that cracker!

That's a point actually, haven't seen any posts from him for a wee while... Hope he's ok.

Hiya - i was kidnapped by the lurkers

hope you are both doing well

dont forget its last day for nouvelle rolls today

also anyone with tiny-tots may find this useful for a free £5 coupon:
https://www3.sainsburys.co.uk/littleones/join-now

............................ morning susie :wave:

marrbett

Morning all, ugh Monday with a vengeance.
Welcome to the thread Cokechaser.
Hope its a good one.xx

Nannylala

Good morning:rudolf: raining here today:( but still very mild off for a mega catchup .

louj101

On my way Back for Mr t......got more t rolls ;-)
Next stop will be Mr s


Can Someone up date me on the cold offer please xxx

Enterprise_1701C

I've just realised something, sounds awful, but I am really missing my Mum She died nearly 31 years ago but I guess nothing can ever fill that gap. Anyway, they just played her favourite Christmas song, an unavoidable one (White Christmas) and I burst into tears! Now I understand why I am feeling a bit low I can get through it, but she never met my kids or my grandson and I really wish she had at least managed that.

Anyway, I am not after sympathy, it was a long time ago and I should be well over it, but those of you with mums still around, whether sick or otherwise, treasure them and give them a hug, you never know what is around the corner

Thank you for letting me get that off my chest

Enterprise_1701C

Please don't ask the subject of the thread, the answer you will get from most will probably be baked potatoes

pacifica9

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I've just realised something, sounds awful, but I am really missing my Mum She died nearly 31 years ago but I guess nothing can ever fill that gap. Anyway, they just played her favourite Christmas song, an unavoidable one (White Christmas) and I burst into tears! Now I understand why I am feeling a bit low I can get through it, but she never met my kids or my grandson and I really wish she had at least managed that.

Anyway, I am not after sympathy, it was a long time ago and I should be well over it, but those of you with mums still around, whether sick or otherwise, treasure them and give them a hug, you never know what is around the corner

Thank you for letting me get that off my chest

I lost my Dad ten years ago and silly little things still cause me to well up - like a song... or your post!

Thinking of you and hoping you have the RL support around you, as well as the Elite - which is a given - to see you through the more difficult days.

marrbett

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I've just realised something, sounds awful, but I am really missing my Mum She died nearly 31 years ago but I guess nothing can ever fill that gap. Anyway, they just played her favourite Christmas song, an unavoidable one (White Christmas) and I burst into tears! Now I understand why I am feeling a bit low I can get through it, but she never met my kids or my grandson and I really wish she had at least managed that.

Anyway, I am not after sympathy, it was a long time ago and I should be well over it, but those of you with mums still around, whether sick or otherwise, treasure them and give them a hug, you never know what is around the corner

Thank you for letting me get that off my chest

Big hugs to you. My mum is wonderful and I appreciate her sooo much, so I can't imagine what life is like without a mum. My dad died more than 7 years ago and I don't think I will ever get over it tbh. Its just worse this time of year I guess.xxxx

mrs-moneypenny

morning all

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I've just realised something, sounds awful, but I am really missing my Mum She died nearly 31 years ago but I guess nothing can ever fill that gap. Anyway, they just played her favourite Christmas song, an unavoidable one (White Christmas) and I burst into tears! Now I understand why I am feeling a bit low I can get through it, but she never met my kids or my grandson and I really wish she had at least managed that.

Anyway, I am not after sympathy, it was a long time ago and I should be well over it, but those of you with mums still around, whether sick or otherwise, treasure them and give them a hug, you never know what is around the corner

Thank you for letting me get that off my chest

its not something you ever get over, i think its more 'come to terms with'
i know you werent after sympathy but have a hug anyway. its the time of year that makes us more vunerable to upsets as family and emotions are so close to the surface.

im lucky that i have my mum, i can however usnerstand how you feel as we have lost a few dear family members recently and it does get difficult seeing cards and things in shops that you think would be perfect before you stop yourself and do a reality check.

hugs to everyone who needs one and hope you are all well

pacifica9

Sorry but I just had my morning email from Groupon which included:

45 Freedom toilet paper rolls half price at £12.98

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