Everything Leads Into The (new year) Elite thread

Tinyshoes

Mildred1970 wrote: »

DS likes his, when I said 'hasn't he got a funny face' he told me off and said 'No mummy don't say that, that's naughty. He's got a nice face' :rotfl:

That's me told

I think me and your DS would get along well Mildred.

I remembered everyone saying how ugly they were from last time and thought they must be new batch this time round. :rotfl:

mhoc

I've just thought what to do with the hideous koala - in which case I really should have applied for more so i am annoyed wiith myself now D

They are small enough to fit into the Christmas shoe boxes

I have a weird picture now of hundreds of thousands of these koalas invading Eastern Europe sometime around December 2014 like some grisly army :T

fairclaire

Evening

My one and only flying visit of the day I am working at the moment and it's taking up rather a lot of my time.

I hope everyone is well, I haven't caught up.

tweets

Just want to say a massive thanks to TS....you are an :A:A and thank you for thinking about me

zagubov

ONe more and then I should quit!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMT0ecEQDgY :beer:

mhoc

Nannylala wrote: »

Night night, all this talk about Mums is making me sad I lost mine 13years ago and still miss her terribly:A:A

I lost mine 10 years ago, went suddenly in her sleep. My gang were all in their teens at the time, missed so many of the high points of their life.

But I suppose this is one of the consequences of having families later - my mum was a late starter as I was. And it looks like my daughter will be the same as well.

FloFlo

Nannylala wrote: »

Night night, all this talk about Mums is making me sad I lost mine 13years ago and still miss her terribly:A:A

((Hugs)) Almost 2 years here still feels like part of me is missing but she was a pain in the @rse sometimes … no doubt that's the bit I've inherited from her.:A

FloFlo

mhoc wrote: »

I lost mine 10 years ago, went suddenly in her sleep. My gang were all in their teens at the time, missed so many of the high points of their life.

But I suppose this is one of the consequences of having families later - my mum was a late starter as I was. And it looks like my daughter will be the same as well.

Thats the bit that hurts so much she adored my daughter and DD was 11 when she passed so never saw her grow up. I feel bad because she was a massive part of my DDs life, DD could do no wrong at all in her eyes and now she doesn't have that and I struggle to talk about her a lot as I still get upset.

Tinyshoes

FloFlo wrote: »

Thats the bit that hurts so much she adored my daughter and DD was 11 when she passed so never saw her grow up. I feel bad because she was a massive part of my DDs life, DD could do no wrong at all in her eyes and now she doesn't have that and I struggle to talk about her a lot as I still get upset.

Flo big hugs to you hun xx

I was just off to bed but didn't want to leave you on your own. :A

calmspirit

can i just say ....thank God for autosave...........hyped up on coffee thinking I would have to stay up all night to re-do the work......but only some of it!!

BIG hugs to all those missing loved ones...........it makes me sob at thought of my mum not being here .....

zagubov

lookinforabargain wrote: »

And I'm back!
Currently driving myself mental trying to remember that the name of a song that I can see the video of in my head :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

I'm pretty sure it's an 80s choon, man singing kinda dancing about on his own but there's a woman somewhere in it to. It's almost black and white in possibly a church like setting? I know I've posted it yonks ago but boogered if I'm searching through all the choons I've posted!!

I'm not gonna sleep now :mad: :rotfl: :mad:

I'm turning in but did you ever solve that?