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ilovetoshop

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh that's a god awful time to start work! At least you won't have to feed all those teenagers in the morning though

That's what I do 6 days a week .. I love Sundays took the easy option for breakfast and bought waffles

Tinyshoes

aau1 wrote: »

Are your recent purchases to make sure of that?

You taken tonights tablet yet?

Of course. I didn't buy them to just make balloons out of. :rotfl:

But not taken my tablet yet. :eek:

Back in a mo.

ilovetoshop

Tinyshoes wrote: »

DD1 had limo from friends house, DD2 had red bus which went from here as her and her friend organised it.

Was fantastic seeing them all we have a really nice back drop nearby where they all had there photos taking and mingled before the bus arrived. All the neighbours came out to see, it was a lovely sunny day.

DD3 also had a red bus, but unfortunately it poured with rain and the friend's house it went from was in a very narrow road, so didn't really get to see much as they set off. All the kids went in the house to wait while us parents stood outside under our umbrellas.

Aw sounds lovely .. Unlucky for dd3... I wonder if its as exciting for the boys ?

fairclaire

ilovetoshop wrote: »

That's what I do 6 days a week .. I love Sundays took the easy option for breakfast and bought waffles

Well I take my hat off to you. Can't be easy working those hours with kids to look after too! :A

Tinyshoes

Thanks aau :A

Job done.

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

Sorry TS but this made me :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: I bet she's a regular and everyone knows to glue their bums to seats. You were fresh meat :eek::rotfl::rotfl:

I did think that she was probably a regular, there were a couple other she got dancing but she did seem to know them.

Me and OH used to drink there regularly in out late 20s and through our 30s. Some faces were the same. :eek:

I must admit I didn't think I was going to enjoy the evening I was a bit down in the dumps that the exchange had not happened today. But I am proper cheered up was a good night. :T

ilovetoshop

fairclaire wrote: »

Well I take my hat off to you. Can't be easy working those hours with kids to look after too! :A

I've been doing it so long now it's just routine, I work when my family sleep and I care for my nan during the day... The older I am getting the more I have found myself snoozing in the afternoon with nan :rotfl:

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I did think that she was probably a regular, there were a couple other she got dancing but she did seem to know them.

Me and OH used to drink there regularly in out late 20s and through our 30s. Some faces were the same. :eek:

I must admit I didn't think I was going to enjoy the evening I was a bit down in the dumps that the exchange had not happened today. But I am proper cheered up was a good night. :T

I read about the exchange when I skipped through very lightly earlier what a pain. Bless you, it is dragging on a bit for you. Hopefully it won't be too much longer.
From some of your recent posts, I get a sense of you itching to get on with the improvements to your own home once everything is sorted? That's good

fairclaire

ilovetoshop wrote: »

I've been doing it so long now it's just routine, I work when my family sleep and I care for my nan during the day... The older I am getting the more I have found myself snoozing in the afternoon with nan :rotfl:

aww bless you! it's amazing what you find out on the night shift

Tinyshoes

ilovetoshop wrote: »

Aw sounds lovely .. Unlucky for dd3... I wonder if its as exciting for the boys ?

The boys seem to have just as much fun going on a bus to the prom at both DD2s and DD3s. They all had there pics taken as they got on either with a girl on their arm or group of 3 or 4 lads.