The New Fat Scotland 'Thanks for all the Fish' Thread.

.string.

I'm tempted to chip in but it's not the time for me.

My daughter died last Saturday and I am seeing things from a different perspective of what is really important.

See you Guys in a week or so.

TrickyTree83

.string. wrote: »

I'm tempted to chip in but it's not the time for me.

My daughter died last Saturday and I am seeing things from a different perspective of what is really important.

See you Guys in a week or so.

Sincere condolences, my best to you and yours.

islandannie

.string. wrote: »

I'm tempted to chip in but it's not the time for me.

My daughter died last Saturday and I am seeing things from a different perspective of what is really important.

See you Guys in a week or so.

Sincere condolences to you and your family at this truly sad time for you.

It really does put perspective to what is really important in our lives.

Annie.

Prudent

.string. wrote: »

I'm tempted to chip in but it's not the time for me.

My daughter died last Saturday and I am seeing things from a different perspective of what is really important.

See you Guys in a week or so.

So very sorry, my thoughts are with you and your family.I agree with everyone that it brings things into perspective.

' The grass grows tall in the dream fields, but after all is said and done, the only thing that ever matters is to love and to be loved'.

Runrig, Dream Fields

elantan

I'm sorry for your loss string, I hope your daughters passing was as peaceful as possible for all ... thoughts with you all at this time xxxx

elantan

I got some more popcorn in today for the Brexit fiasco... looks like I did the right thing ... political fun times ahead

A_Medium_Size_Jock

My most sincere condolences on your very sad loss, .string

We realise that nothing we say will help much.
Know though that my head bowed in reflection at your sad news.

mrginge

Sad news .string. Just want to echo the words of others and offer condolences to you and your family.

Shakethedisease

.string. wrote: »

I'm tempted to chip in but it's not the time for me.

My daughter died last Saturday and I am seeing things from a different perspective of what is really important.

See you Guys in a week or so.

Sincere condolences from me also. So sorry to hear this.

Shakethedisease

antrobus wrote: »

So much waffle, so little content.

Relations with the EU and other foreign affairs matters are reserved to UK Government and parliament, not to the devolved institutions.

I told you that pages and pages ago.

It's time to put your delusions to one side, and start facing reality.

The Scottish, N Irish and Welsh were asking to be consulted. Not veto the whole thing, Sewel comes into contention because so many EU laws are also written into devolved statue books.

If I was under any delusions I would've voted No in 2014 under the impression that the Vow, the Smith Commission and the new Scotland Act resulting from it all meant something. As well as the fact that voting No meant staying in the EU. Boy did some of those Scots get a huge wake up call today.

As it was I personally didn't believe a word of it at the time. So voted accordingly.