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Good moring everyone

TrulyMadly

aau1 wrote: »

:huh: :huh: :huh: :huh:

You fell for it.....his chat up line:cool:

Enterprise_1701C

Good morning all, lovely sunny day here

fairclaire wrote: »

I'm not bothering with TCB.....well not tonight anyways. I got drawn into conversation with DS2 who's wheels have obviously been working overtime.

I think I touched on the fact on here before that it was best not to tell him what was going on with me. Well, with recent developments that changed. We decided that we would have to at least tell him something to satisfy the obvious questions from him over coming weeks because as my Grandma would have said........he's not as green as he's cabbage looking.....

So the conversation was strictly 'need to know'. Plain facts and no information overload. Afterwards he simply said 'OK' and went on his way. He's obviously been pondering since then (yesterday) and probably googling if I know him.

I was sorting his drink and he said 'are you going to die mum' so I said 'well we are all going to die, aren't we'

Then he said 'but do you think you will die before 2018' :cool: I said 'I bloomin well hope not'

'Oh that's good' he said 'I think my homework will get harder from next year you know, which GCSEs and stuff and I won't be leaving school until then' :eek: :eek: :rotfl::rotfl:

I was just sat there thinking to myself how nice it was to be appreciated :cool: when he came back downstairs and said 'Actually I never thought but do you get homework at college and university? I said 'yes of course you get homework and lots of studying to do too'

He said 'better make that 2022 then' :eek:

:rotfl: :happyhear :rotfl:

I really wish I could think like your son, he give us so many smiles and laughs, as you say he really is a good reality check. I think he would give Spock a run for his money

If you need a distraction from your current problems you have always got that book to work on

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TrulyMadly

fairclaire wrote: »

vanilla_twist wrote: »

I've said to a dear friend tonight if I could bottle him and feed everyone a spoonful of him I would.

He's a walking, talking reality check

He often makes me wonder if our emotions are worth what they put us through Maybe that way of rolling is the future?

Hope I don't set Savvy off :eek:

I think staying "grounded" or anchored or whatever you want to call it helps emotional wellbeing. Does "mindfulness" work for you FC? And yes....please don't set savvy off:rotfl:

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

Bed for me.

I had such a restless night last night. Up and down all night and I still managed to miss the red moon

I enjoyed the distraction of Q/bespoke tonight. Anything that earns you £30 in half an hour that doesn't involve standing on a street corner is good

Goodnight

:rotfl: you must have a good memory more like 4 hours now and you would have to provide nibbles

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David.

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Good morning all, lovely sunny day here



I really wish I could think like your son, he give us so many smiles and laughs, as you say he really is a good reality check. I think he would give Spock a run for his money

If you need a distraction from your current problems you have always got that book to work on

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davemorton

Morning.
Well not a single transaction has tracked on quidco or TCB, so I give up unless they start to show.

Enterprise_1701C

David. wrote: »

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Ooooopsie

Made sure no-one else can point out my lack of typing checking skills at this time of the morning :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: