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David.

dipdap wrote: »

Evening all
Stuck at work all night, boo!
Dinner time though anyone want a chip?

:kisses3: er weight loss

Mildred1970

fairclaire wrote: »

I dare you to say the sight of a woman who can handle a chainsaw isn't a turn on

well it works for me :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

it does attract hairy men though :eek:

DS is quite partial to a chainsaw :eek:

Picked him up from nursery yesterday, and they gave me some of his work from a few weeks ago (before we went away)

There was an 'autumn story by Mildreds DS' which they had obviously talked about at nursery then typed up to give to the parents

I knew it was 100% DS because of the content. It starts off as quite a nice story about walking through the trees, lots of coloured leaves, a hedgehog etc etc then the bit that gives it away....

''....Daddy started to chop the trees with his chainsaw because they were too big. It started raining so daddy had to stop chopping. He carried on walking through the woods and daddy put his coat on to stop him getting wet.''

I bet none of the other childrens stories featured a chainsaw :cool:

The only surprise was that there were no hoovers mentioned :rotfl:

fairclaire

zippydooda wrote: »

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got to be better than putting the heating on

I paid with 3v

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poor Mrs Z:( :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

fairclaire

Mildred1970 wrote: »

DS is quite partial to a chainsaw :eek:

Picked him up from nursery yesterday, and they gave me some of his work from a few weeks ago (before we went away)

There was an 'autumn story by Mildreds DS' which they had obviously talked about at nursery then typed up to give to the parents

I knew it was 100% DS because of the content. It starts off as quite a nice story about walking through the trees, lots of coloured leaves, a hedgehog etc etc then the bit that gives it away.b...

''....Daddy started to chop the trees with his chainsaw because they were too big. It started raining so daddy had to stop chopping. He carried on walking through the woods and daddy put his coat on to stop him getting wet.''

I bet none of the other childrens stories featured a chainsaw :cool:

The only surprise was that there were no hoovers mentioned :rotfl:

I think that is lovely. He's obviously observant and he obviously loves his Daddy :A ive said it before, it's a hard job you do Mildred being apart from your partner and DS being apart from his Dad. I have a lot of respect for you all. Ive did it and it isn't easy :A

Mildred1970

fairclaire wrote: »

I think that is lovely. He's obviously observant and he obviously loves his Daddy :A ive said it before, it's a hard job you do Mildred being apart from your partner and DS being apart from his Dad. I have a lot of respect for you all. Ive did it and it isn't easy :A

Thanks FC, it is hard sometimes (as you know) but best to just crack on with it. It was harder when he was a baby, but he's just an ace little companion now :T

I consider myself lucky to be honest, there's plenty who have it much much worse :A

dipdap

David. wrote: »

:kisses3: er weight loss

In the 5 hours of work I have remaining I'll have worked all these chips off and go to bed hungry

3Dogs

And it's goodnight from me .............. sleep well

EMMAP

Ah dipdap now I really want some chips. At 1am

dipdap

EMMAP wrote: »

Ah dipdap now I really want some chips. At 1am

You can share mine
I do love the chunky chips they do here

fairclaire

I won't be here tomorrow at 11am. I'll be paying my respects elsewhere. Might I suggest a 2 minute posting 'silence' that way you can pay your respects wherever you are. it really doesn't matter where you are. Those 2 minutes spent reflecting are important and I personally hope they never get forgotten. 2 minutes out of a day is doable for everyone. Let's silence the elite for 2 minutes at 11am tomorrow