Nice People 12: Nice in Nice

michaels

Spirit wrote: »

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Glad you have made it safely back to our virtual world which is much safer than the dangers of IRL...

Trying not to make some smutty comment about what Maggie's cake will look like in 3 years time....

michaels

20:43 Beep...why is it always at the same minutes?

lostinrates

Nikkster wrote: »

I might be tempted if it was with someone else. I'm definitely not sleeping in the garden on my own - I saw what happened to that little birdie :eek:

When special girl horses daughter was young, the daughter used to like me to go out and snuggle with her. Plea not this is not recommended nor is it particularly safe. But it is a wonderful memory I have if her. If we had horses again I'd still do all that stuff.

GDB2222

Happy, happy birthday, Maggie.

Spirit_2

lostinrates wrote: »

When special girl horses daughter was young, the daughter used to like me to go out and snuggle with her. Plea not this is not recommended nor is it particularly safe. But it is a wonderful memory I have if her. If we had horses again I'd still do all that stuff.

Worm count at the the yard tomorrow. Unfortunately DD's horse poo'd when at the furthest point on the hack so she was not able to collect a sample.

On return to the yard she waited and waited..no poo. Then in a moment of inspiration put his travel boots on him. He always ppos on his travel boots. Result!

Masomnia

Happy birthday Maggie

Yorkie1

Hope you've had a great day, Maggie :beer:

ukmaggie45

Yorkie1 wrote: »

I have a shower above a bath; it's removable from its holder, which can be moved upwards / downwards on the shower pole (or it could, if I trusted the pole not to fall out of its socket) . Great for people of different heights.

Yeah, we've got one of those too... Unfortunately our builder and his plumber were about 6'3" and I'm only 5'2"... Needless to say it's arranged for someone over 6' tall. :mad: Luckily the one in the downstairs shower room is more suitable for shorter people. So I only use the bathroom for baths. Shower seat is too big to fit in the bath anyway, and I can't stand up for long enuff to use the shower. I'm so glad there's a built in "sort of" seat in the shower at the caravan! Though it's a bit scary when I'm on my own, as it's a bit low so am always a bit worried one of these days I won't be able to stand up from it! :eek:

michaels wrote: »

Trying not to make some smutty comment about what Maggie's cake will look like in 3 years time....

:rotfl: If I'm still alive and kicking (well, that'll be shuffling of course, can't even kick now ) in three years time you are welcome to make as many smutty comments as you like! I won't care, as I'll just be happy to still be around.

SingleSue

Happy Birthday Maggie!

Youngest has gone into panic stations, he has found out the friends who should be on the bus with him tomorrow morning are going in in the afternoon (they were given either a morning or afternoon induction, youngest has to go in in the morning and his friends have to go in in the afternoon). So now he is in a right old panic and I am not entirely convinced he will get on the bus and if he does, he will be in a right state by the time he arrives at the college.

Coupled with that, he doesn't know what the routine will be, where he has to go, who he will be meeting and the minute by minute plan for the morning....hmm, methinks I will have to ring the college first thing to see what they can do/have planned/warn them. He is certainly not the sort to 'go with the flow' unlike James who prefers 'go with the flow' over the completely and absolutely timed perfection that youngest would prefer.

neverdespairgirl

Spirit wrote: »

Travel and dinner.....

Ouch - that dog really did take a chunk out of you. The owner should be mortified - a 2 year old dog taking huge bites out of non-threatening people is a problem.