The Good, the Mad & the Lovely

Bananababe

pacifica9 wrote: »

Wow. Well done them! You have every right to be pleased.

Thanks Pacifica

She works very hard. She has a natural ability in maths, already has maths certificate passed two years early but the rest she has to work for.

I am pleased because she really I wanted to pass.

Coffee time :coffee:

pacifica9

Cashlesslassie wrote: »

I dont think it matters how long your loved one has been gone for, this time of year can be very sharp and all those adverts of happy families and songs that !!!!! your memory and suddenly drag you back to a time when you took it all for granted are always right there. Family and friendship are wonderful things but the flipside is so painful. I dread this time of year, 4 years for me and its so hard to see everyone gathered round the table but she is missing. I love love love seeing everyone happy but I do wonder if it will ever feel right again. Huge love to those that will be missing someone round the table this year from me xxx

Hugs to you too. I guess at least we are remembering them, painful or not. I think I would be even more heartbroken if nothing reminded me of those I've lost. Hope that makes sense.

Thrifty_Sister

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

Same here Enterprise My Mum's favourite christmas song too :A I just try to remember the good times but you never stop missing them.

michter

michter wrote: »

Morning all, spotted this last night on the dark side.
Its a personalised message from santa. My little boys face was a picture as watched santa talking to "him".
Then I did one for my Mum---absolutely hilarious!!
http://www.magicsanta.ca/homepage.html
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Forgot to say that its totally free:T:T:T:T

pattylabelle

inna wrote: »

thanking all my lovely friends for voting and sharing. You're amazing bunch of people! Let's race ahead again ♥ vote for isabella please

https://www.facebook.com/hippuk?sk=app_451684954848385&brandloc=disable&app_data=view-vote%2cfor-1733377

if you have fb account, it only takes seconds, like hipp page & click "vote" button in the right hand corner.

vote vote vote

Mildred1970

Morning all :wave:

Hugs to all those missing a loved one :grouphug:

In fact, hugs for EVERYBODY :grouphug::grouphug::grouphug:

Mrs_Moc

pattylabelle wrote: »

vote vote vote

Voted again :T

pacifica9

pattylabelle wrote: »

vote vote vote

Vote vote voted. Thanks for the reminder.

marrbett

pattylabelle wrote: »

vote vote vote

Yes ma'am. I have.x

locarr

logie wrote: »

Do these have an online voucher code at all? I've got my Christmas delivery slot booked already and would hope that they'd work in a similar way to other conditional spends and half price offers etc

Hi Logie,

try here...

http://10ways.com/fb/tosco

Codes for everyone to try


XX**** - Free
delivery on £40 spend

works on click and collect, takes £4.50 off:cool:

Morning all!:D