Elite 2015#1

Swad12345

vanilla_twist wrote: »

Evening all

Slight frost on the ground this morning but a beautiful blue sky with a sun with warmth in it at 10pm.

Dad has gone forward for his forever sleep:A

Service was lovely and I managed my reading.

Huge family meal tonight 16 of us. I just want to go to sleep as so shattered but I don't think anyone but mum realises this. I will soldier on but don't think I will manage the whole evening as tummy doing somersaults.


Have missed a fair bit but thanks to happy doldrums for mentioning Call the midwife which I managed to watch online late last night to calm my nerves.

Thank you to everyone who has supported me these last 6 months. You made such a difference to my life:A:A

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hope you manage to get some sleep, it will get easier & u will start to remember all the good times, I did a reading at my dads funeral, we had a stereo & did his favourite dance outside church, we knew he would have a good laugh, that was 11 years ago next month, I do still shed a few tears & miss him but remember him with more smiles now. take all the time to grieve u need, big big hugs xx

cjj_2

Night all.
Hope someone stops digging soon xx

davemorton

:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

Come on, own up, who was it that reminded david. about the clowns, Im sick of him sending me pics all night.

Infact, if i HAVE TO SUFFER LOOKING AT PICS OF DAVID., you ALL can suffer!!

zagubov

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy wrote: »

Not sure I should have pressed like on that post. Did that really happen to you?

davemorton wrote: »

Oh dear, gather your 'quick ' trip up north wasnt as quick as you thought it would be.

In of the deed.:o

Still, gets me a chance to find out how the world is set up for people with the full complement of limbs. Plus I now get the chance to spend more time with friends and family and got to know the very nice people of a major Glasgow hospital
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FF16Ezfd87g#t=52

fairclaire

aau1 wrote: »

How about drawing a line under it all and moving on?

How long til D day AAU?

Tinyshoes

zagubov wrote: »

And don't step outside on pavements in Scotland in case you slip on the black ice, break a limb, go to A and E, operating theatre, recovery room and miss your flight back to London.
Apologies for radio silence.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5hSjgMnAV0#t=13

Oh my goodness zag. :eek: Hope you recover quickly. x

Was it a saving grace that you didn't drive.

davemorton

zagubov wrote: »

In of the deed.:o

Still, gets me a chance to find out how the world is set up for people with the full complement of limbs. Plus I now get the chance to spend more time with friends and family and got to know the very nice people of a major Glasgow hospital
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FF16Ezfd87g#t=52

Every cloud and all that

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy

davemorton wrote: »

:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

Come on, own up, who was it that reminded david. about the clowns, Im sick of him sending me pics all night.

Infact, if i HAVE TO SUFFER LOOKING AT PICS OF DAVID., you ALL can suffer!!

Ooooooogh well done, you've lost loads of weight hun xx :-)



































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Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

Goodnight LFAB :A

Going too. only came on to send a message to a friend

Checks inbox. Nope not me.....:p :rotfl:

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy

zagubov wrote: »

In of the deed.:o

Still, gets me a chance to find out how the world is set up for people with the full complement of limbs. Plus I now get the chance to spend more time with friends and family and got to know the very nice people of a major Glasgow hospital
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FF16Ezfd87g#t=52

Big hugs babes