A chicken is for life not just Christmas Dinner (An 11+ ELITE Thread)

Sunshinemummy

WhoWantsChicken wrote: »

I'm quite lucky my dream was to "retire" & become a full time househusband & raise my son (I missed a lot of DD's life due to 'unforeseen circumstances' but it all worked out in the end) & in an estimated 89 days I will truly be living the dream

I was also lucky enough to be a stay at home mum after having our third, I thought I had retired at 24!

But they grow up, and do to OH health we had to swop, but he get the years when the youngest was 6 and never quite got used to cleaning, budgeting and anything else.... We both enjoyed out time being stay at home parents, but I only got 6 years, he got 13 and is still counting!

:D:D:D

dipdap

bubbs wrote: »

Hello dip:wave:
You ok?

Hey bubbs.
Hard weekend of sorting out again. It gets harder as the house gets slightly emptier and the 'more important' stuff makes its way into boxes
I know it needs doing

How's your hand. Not been catching up to much but think you said you're using it a bit more now :T

bubbs

dipdap wrote: »

Having a tidy out this weekend. I'm sure I've said before its usually hard to declutter
Bags full of clothes, old car seat and travel cot, all going to the tip for recycling/using/selling.
I know they'll all go to good homes and have been gathering dust for a few years here but it still pains me to get rid of stuff I could 'one day car boot' despite knowing the chances of actually getting to do a car boot are small
I need to stop clinging on to things this would be so much easier if I could

We all cling on to stuff me included:eek:

nerfdad

WhoWantsChicken wrote: »

I'm quite lucky my dream was to "retire" & become a full time househusband & raise my son (I missed a lot of DD's life due to 'unforeseen circumstances' but it all worked out in the end) & in an estimated 89 days I will truly be living the dream

And your son left home 5 years ago and is now married with 2 kids:D:D

Jelly_Biactol

EMMAP wrote: »

It's like they want me to have cold hands and no shoes on my holiday

Right, I'd better make a start on the knitting, then. What colour gloves do you want?:)

nerfdad

bubbs wrote: »

We all cling on to stuff me included:eek:

I bet you OH wishes he could get rid of some old stuff that don't work anymore:D:D

bubbs

dipdap wrote: »

Hey bubbs.
Hard weekend of sorting out again. It gets harder as the house gets slightly emptier and the 'more important' stuff makes its way into boxes
I know it needs doing

How's your hand. Not been catching up to much but think you said you're using it a bit more now :T

You will get there:D
Yes is better than the other day but think i had overdone it:eek: ironed 4 things today, but that was enough:rotfl::rotfl:

karlie88

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

But it is a nice black car

My understanding of cars is limited to the colour!

:D:D:D

:rotfl::D

tweets

bubbs wrote: »

Dont like this singer on bgt:(

No she was awful

I missed beginning bubbs thought it was on at 8 so will have to turn to itv+1 for first 20 mins

Bananababe

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Over 70 sports and more than 40,000 sports products

Dear TrulyMadly,

We have investigated your recent order and unfortunately we have had to cancel it. You will need to lose at least a stone if you are ever to fit into those size 10 pink yoga pants. Putting it simply. Your bum is too big. Sorry.

Sorry TM but ya had me :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: