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Kernel_Sanders wrote: »I can assure you that our 'radar' is completely useless when confronted with the female mind.
Hang on a minute.....you're a bloke!!......welcome, you must stay......
We need lots of DIY tips...(we will all love you for ever)...and is good to get a blokes views on singlie living...thats if you are singlie.
(even if you aren't the DIY tips would be good....lol.
Hope you are brave enough to join in.Yep...still at it, working out how to retire early.:D....... Going to have to rethink that scenario as have been screwed over by the company. A work in progress.0 -
You're assuming blokes know about diy! Not necessarily so,...but I also would like to hear some male perspective on stuff.
MUST sleep...must STOP being on internet....0 -
Evening all
Happy birthday Bookworm
Another Miss here - stayed as Mrs Married Name for a few years after divorce, then ex was remarrying so I didn't want to be stuck with the same name (I wasn't part of "his" family anymore anyway). Didn't want to go back to maiden name partly as I wasn't keen on it & partly as I was a different person, moving onto a different stage of life, so (after consultation with my kids to make sure they were ok with it) I drew up my own deed poll document, and changed surname (to my grandmothers maiden name). At that point I wasn't a Mrs any more, didn't like Ms & so only one option left! I don't mind it although it does feel a bit young at times.
Tired Singlie so dozing in bed already. Have a good day tomorrow all.Live your life until love is found, or love's gonna get you down" (credit to Mika!)
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Hang on a minute.....you're a bloke!!......welcome, you must stay......
We need lots of DIY tips...(we will all love you for ever)...and is good to get a blokes views on singlie living...thats if you are singlie.
(even if you aren't the DIY tips would be good....lol.
Hope you are brave enough to join in.
I hope kernel sanders is not a chicken licken in drag! Joke....just because of the user name :T
S/he is most welcome and I too would love a male perspective on the Singlie life.
So kernel......over to you! And welcome, no matter the gender...0 -
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Hang on a minute.....you're a bloke!!......welcome, you must stay......
We need lots of DIY tips...(we will all love you for ever)...and is good to get a blokes views on singlie living...thats if you are singlie.
(even if you aren't the DIY tips would be good....lol.
Hope you are brave enough to join in.
I agree1 :wave: come on in all you men lurking (singlie or otherwise) and give us your diy tips and thoughts on stuff.... btw that didn't sound as wannabe in my head :rotfl:Squiggly_Diddly wrote: »Evening all
Happy birthday Bookworm
Tired Singlie so dozing in bed already. Have a good day tomorrow all.
Thank you and sleep well 0 -
@ Bookworm....happy birthday! Didn't realise till I read back.
Birthdays are so much more significant IMV to Christmas and all that. It is an acknowledgment that we were born, and are still here! Lovely.
Hope you had a lovely day.0 -
Hang on a minute.....you're a bloke!!......welcome, you must stay......
We need lots of DIY tips...(we will all love you for ever)...and is good to get a blokes views on singlie living...thats if you are singlie.
(even if you aren't the DIY tips would be good....lol.
Hope you are brave enough to join in.
Oh yes, do stay it will be nice to get a males view on single living.....and we promise not to put you in a cupboard.
[FONT="]“I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” ~ Maya Angelou[/FONT][FONT="][/FONT]0 -
Morning Mrs Bones - :coffee: sounds great. I think I will join you
I have found the last few bdays difficult but this thread and all of you have helped me change my approach this year. :T I decided that I am not going to mope around so I have arranged to meet a friend for lunch. I'm also going try and look on all the positives rather than dwelling on the negatives. It worked for me at NYE so hoping it will do the same again now
Hope your ok, def agree try looking at the positives.
I'm trying to be frugal with everything, but have decided to take on 1 challenge a month (personal to me) and help getting organised.
Jan - Sort out money, - got 1 diary that use just for money, all incomings and outgoings, and then a personal diary so dont have money being pushed into my face (without sounding daft),
Feb - going to start looking after my skin, brought some no 7 skincare with the £5 off vouchers had from Boots -xxx rip dad... we had our ups and downs but we’re always be family xx0 -
@ Bookworm....happy birthday! Didn't realise till I read back.
Birthdays are so much more significant IMV to Christmas and all that. It is an acknowledgment that we were born, and are still here! Lovely.
Hope you had a lovely day.
Yes thank you hun It been a day that has reminded me how lucky I am - for so many different reasons. 0
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