Here we can all be heard for a little while. Part 2

calleyw

Georgiegirl256 wrote: »

I doubt many children would even notice or indeed think anything of it tbh.

I guess so.

But as I said once you notice it you can't help but keep noticing it LOL!!!


Yours

Calley

mellymoo74

On the phone to them requesting report

mellymoo74

1st stage is a reconsideration apparently
Oh and their going to assess me to see if I am a fit and proper person to be his appointed person

heartbreak_star

Love, hugs, sweeties and extra blankets.

Am so, so sad.

HBS x

calleyw

heartbreak_star wrote: »

Love, hugs, sweeties and extra blankets.

Am so, so sad.

HBS x

HBS,

What are you so sad about.

Big hugs and squishes

Yours

Calley

Birdie85

Hmm, after being quite nice about DH this morning and saying that he's not as bad as he used to be, we just had a little fall-out at lunchtime with him going off in a sulk! :rotfl:

Argument was thus: a month or so ago DH's friend won a raffle prize of a cut & blow dry at a local salon, he cuts his hair at home, his Mum and sister don't go anywhere other than 'their' hairdresser so DH gave him £10 for the voucher which was valid for January. In the envelope was a paper voucher and a business card for the salon/hairdresser. We put the voucher and card out on our unit near the door where we keep 'important shiz' but this moved to another spot when the tree went up. DH has form for 'tidying' and throwing away said 'important shiz' as he hates clutter, even if it's useful clutter. He mentioned getting booked in for this haircut so at lunchtime I looked for the voucher and could only find the business card. I know what's happened, DH has been doing his tidy thing, binned the voucher and kept the card because he probably assumed the card was the voucher. Will he admit this? Will he heck! He just immediately goes on the defence and declares that he hasn't even touched it, there's no way he'd have binned it, 'Not me!!!' which implies, since I'm the only other adult living here, that it must be me. :mad: He does this every time. Even when I'm 99% sure I haven't done something wrong if we've lost/broken something, I'll still allow for that 1% of doubt, but he just puts all blame for everything that goes wrong straight onto me! If he'd said, 'Ah balls, I must have binned it when I was sorting the stuff out the other day and assumed the card was the voucher...' I'd have written it off as one of those quirky scrapes that DH gets himself into, it was only £10 and TBH, I don't really need my hair cutting right now anyway, but now that he's reacted this way I'm really annoyed! :mad:

heartbreak_star

calleyw wrote: »

HBS,

What are you so sad about.

Big hugs and squishes

Yours

Calley

Impending redundancy and Mr Bowie

HBS x

calleyw

heartbreak_star wrote: »

Impending redundancy and Mr Bowie

HBS x

Snuggle up in the fort and we will watch labyrinth with some thing nice to eat.

Yours

Calley

Georgiegirl256

Aww Birdie. I hope he comes back soon and admits that he was in the wrong and that's he's been abit of a plonker.

Hugs HBS

We haven't spoken all day and he had his lunch in his office. I hate this silence.

tea_lover

Brr...been out on site all morning and I'm so cold I feel il! Can't remember the last time I was so glad to get home early.

So....do I write up the site inspection report or do I watch labyrinth and just pretend to work?! Oh and those trousers! I remember them making quite an impression on my young mind :eek::rotfl:

Big hugs to all feeling rubbish today xx