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fairclaire

dipdap wrote: »

Thanx for your replies FC
I've had 14 years of his oddness so nothing ever surprises me anymore but like you say, kids (and adults) can be so cruel so I don't think I'll ever stop worrying about him
I think you have a point and the honest route is better as if I make a big thing out of it he'll just watch videos in secret (we've had this before).

And on that note I'm off to bed.
Need to figure out a nice way to explain this to DH when he gets home from work tomorrow :think: I can see him running back out the door to work :rotfl:
Night all!

Night and good luck with this. PM me if you want/need to....any time.

Bananababe

aau1 wrote: »

The other girls parents are probably saying the same thing ;

I remember we run away to glasgow once to meet boys that had been up at the caravan site. we got the seven o clock bus back !! xx

Sunshinemummy

zippydooda wrote: »

I'd phone friends house to say goodnight

so would i.... do not ring her mobile!!

:D:D:D:D

fairclaire

aau1 wrote: »

The other girls parents are probably saying the same thing ;

No, thankfully they're still at the sleepover stage....just! My own behaviour as a teenager makes me a rather vigilant parent :eek:
I know every trick in the book and some that aren't in the book! :rotfl::rotfl:

Sunshinemummy

fairclaire wrote: »

No, thankfully they're still at the sleepover stage....just! My own behaviour as a teenager makes me a rather vigilant parent :eek:
I know every trick in the book and some that aren't in the book! :rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Sarahdol75

Just lurking and catching up.

We are in wales this weekend, and we have not long driven through thick and I mean blizzard snow, in the valleys. I hope it not coming this way.

streetlights

Goodnight elite, thank you for such a great day.

vanilla_twist

fairclaire wrote: »

Yes he did! It took him about half an hour but he was beaming when he finished it so, it cost me £10 for a t-shirt, £10 sponsor money, £1 to enter and dinner from the chippy because he thought he deserved a treat :rotfl:

A really worth while result then. Glad he enjoyed it as that is the main thing.

He subject earlier was on mens clothing habbits. This is going back a few years but I used to pack up dh2 clothes I didnt like and if he didnt ask for any of them in 2 years they all went to the tip. If he then asked for an item I trashed I would say I had never seen it so he must have left it at last g/f place. In the end I just threw out anything I didnt like. Me being a woman, he would never throw my clothes away as he was aware I never had anything to wear:rotfl:

So glad I no longe have these problems to contend with. You ladies are:A
v x

fairclaire

Bananababe wrote: »

I remember we run away to glasgow once to meet boys that had been up at the caravan site. we got the seven o clock bus back !! xx

Grounding was a last resort in those days. No one wanted kids under their feet! Stopping pocket money was a much more preferable option!
Couldn't confiscate gadgets back then that is by far the most effective punishment nowadays :rotfl::rotfl:

fairclaire

Im still watching sport relief. I want to give Claudia a total makeover! :rotfl: