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TrulyMadly

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

Hi TM I'm fine thank you how are you?

I'm very gorgeous this evening Di:D

I feel blessed...a great day at work and back home to a lovely home cooked tea (dinner for the southerners):D

A hot bath later and a nice cuppa.

Unfortunately it's a "Waking the Dead" night:o:rotfl:

pippo

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Unsure if this will work.

Just clearing out photos and stuff and came across this taken at Durham Miners Gala ( Durham Big Meeting) a couple of years ago. This event has been going for nearly 150 years now and is much changed. Every pit village used to have a banner and most had a colliery band. The band would walk behind their banner through Durham City to the racecourse where the trades unions leaders would speak to the huge crowds and then they would march back again at the end of the day. Numbers have been made up in recent years with banners and brass bands from all over the country.

This snippet was taken as one of the bands came over Elvet Bridge to make their way to the Market Place I seem to remember that it was a band from Yorkshire and they were fabulous. There was a carnival atmosphere....:):)



Sorry folks....doesn't work......

Dear Sil lives in Gilesgate and went into labour on Big Meeting daysome 40 odd years ago... what a palaver!!

TrulyMadly

northerngeezer wrote: »

Just like to say that I'm so happy and overwhelmed with all the blessings from your replies.

Feels so good to have a cyber family.

We don't know each other apart from our usernames regardless of our caste, creed and colour... but the love and caring amongst us is great.

Sorry for sounding a bit mushy and sloppy but the whiskey doesn't help

You've got me feeling full now......I think it's karma northerngeezer:)

What goes around comes around and you are such a wonderful guy:T

Sarahdol75

northerngeezer wrote: »

Just like to say that I'm so happy and overwhelmed with all the blessings from your replies.

Feels so good to have a cyber family.

We don't know each other apart from our usernames regardless of our caste, creed and colour... but the love and caring amongst us is great.

Sorry for sounding a bit mushy and sloppy but the whiskey doesn't help

Second this, there are some very special people on here, who will do anything they can to help.

diluvsdiscounts

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I'm very gorgeous this evening Di:D

I feel blessed...a great day at work and back home to a lovely home cooked tea (dinner for the southerners):D

A hot bath later and a nice cuppa.

Unfortunately it's a "Waking the Dead" night:o:rotfl:

Sounds lovely a good pampering does you the world of good

Sunshinemummy

bcw123 wrote: »

Afternoon Just reading about Britains most Fugal Pensioner she is 66 year old Ilona Richardson from S!!!!horpe she lives on no more than £6 per day she shops after 7pm in her local Tescos to get reduced bargains OK own up are you the Lady I believe this article was in the daily mirror

Marmite, is Sc*nthorpe on the Lincolnshire/Nottinghamshire border!! lol x

Nannylala wrote: »

Thick fog TM ...but as we were saying our vows the Winter Sunshine shone down on us through the Church window as we stood at the Altar:A

It sounds like a perfect day x

northerngeezer wrote: »

Just like to say that I'm so happy and overwhelmed with all the blessings from your replies.

Feels so good to have a cyber family.

We don't know each other apart from our usernames regardless of our caste, creed and colour... but the love and caring amongst us is great.

Sorry for sounding a bit mushy and sloppy but the whiskey doesn't help

It is good to see you back where you belong x


:D:D

Sarahdol75

Could anyone with a dog, a large dog, recommend me a big dog bed please.

henrik777

gocat wrote: »

Evening all :wave:
Did we ever work out whether APG allowance resets itself end of the month or is it on a rolling thingie. I'm scared to add receipts incase it says I have reached my £100 allowance or whether to wait till end of January,

tia

Instore or c&c/HD ?

TrulyMadly

bubbs wrote: »

And mine and i got married in July:eek:

I was at the hairdressers at 8 and the time I got back home I was like a drowned rat.
There was an old custom when I was married of throwing coins out of the car window as the bride drove off to church......usually there was a crowd of neighbours ...especially children watching who would scrabble for the pennies.........I had one very elderly lady with a huge brolly watch as I left the house and we couldn't decide to throw the pennies at her or not:rotfl:

Enterprise_1701C

northerngeezer wrote: »

Just like to say that I'm so happy and overwhelmed with all the blessings from your replies.

Feels so good to have a cyber family.

We don't know each other apart from our usernames regardless of our caste, creed and colour... but the love and caring amongst us is great.

Sorry for sounding a bit mushy and sloppy but the whiskey doesn't help

You have every right to be mushy with what you've been through :kisses3:

As for wedding days, we got married in October, it rained all morning but when we got married it was in a ray of sun through one of the stained glass windows, and when we were having the photos done my heels were sinking into the grass and we were squinting into the sun lol.

Oh, and our vicar was called John Lennon lol