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Sunshinemummy

elliemoo wrote: »

It will be fine, might have aged nicely.:)

Or he can pop some ice cubes on the glass and thing that the is on holiday!

fairclaire

We need LFAB for an opinion on the rum/lager. I think she's partial to both :rotfl:

elliemoo

fairclaire wrote: »

Following on from post last night about not keeping in touch with people.....

I've had a message from a dear friend tonight that has made me realise I've been wilfully avoiding some people Mostly the people I talk to on a very personal level. I know I don't need to apologise to them for it as they are good enough friends to still be there on the other side.

I've made light of my recent stay in hospital. It wasn't a light affair. I had renal failure and my family were round the bed because for a few hours, I wasn't making any progress. Thankfully medicine and medical staff are wonderful and once I got a foot on the getting better ladder, I rallied quite quickly. I did, however, have a very brief dark time in there. A glimpse into my inevitable future perhaps? And I did think if that was is my future, I really don't want it Not a nice few days.

I'm still not feeling ready to talk about that with anyone on a one to one basis. I will, I've just preferred the safety of a public place for now. The grand National thing was as good for me as it was for everyone else. I needed the distraction.

I've done and said things I shouldn't have on here. I've upset folk and been disagreeable at times. I suffer from big gob syndrome. I'm not a fence sitter and probably never will be. I have been grateful for a place to go today though where I don't have to get too close and personal about how I'm feeling.

That's all

You'll have the conversations you need to have, with the people you need to have them with, when you are ready.

With my mother earlier this week I had the very needed conversation, on her side, with her at her invitation, and it wasn't easy but it was necessary and now it is done my father and siblings have been saved the angst and we are just going to get on with making the best memories we can.

fairclaire

Squigs, were you busy this morning/early afternoon? It was glorious then we got cursed with pesky clouds I was thinking about you. we are definitely on the turn
I know you're thinking of making this your last year and I'm absolutely willing you to go out on a high!! I include you in my sun prayers

You have no idea how hard this lady works folks!

davemorton

pattylabelle wrote: »

They call it an airing cupboard but it is a flaming hot press :D

Also used for ripening pears

Airing cupboard here too.

elliemoo wrote: »

We used to put conkers in ours to dry them out.

And home brew

zippydooda

some fairly good prices on tassimo pods at tesco. 6/4/2016 until 26/4/2016

so time to stock up in asda,
ones i buy are Tassimo Pods - Costa Cappuccino £3.44 in t so £3.10 after apg similar price sains

so next time i need fillers ill be getting mine.


just thread searched and vt had spotted tesco price days ago. but no pretty little pictures;)

elliemoo

fairclaire wrote: »

Squigs, were you busy this morning/early afternoon? It was glorious then we got cursed with pesky clouds I was thinking about you. we are definitely on the turn
I know you're thinking of making this your last year and I'm absolutely willing you to go out on a high!! I include you in my sun prayers

You have no idea how hard this lady works folks!

I hope the weather was better than ours, we had frost, rain, snow, hail and sunshine throughout the day!

davemorton

Oh, another childhood memory of the airing cupboard, the cat used to love jumping up to the lower shelf and sleeping on the towels in there, arrrr bless her.

elliemoo

davemorton wrote: »

Airing cupboard here too.


And home brew

My father used to make some noxious home brew in the hot press but not half as bad as the wines my granny used to ferment in the cupboard under the sink. They were prone to exploding.

davemorton

elliemoo wrote: »

My father used to make some noxious home brew in the hot press but not half as bad as the wines my granny used to ferment in the cupboard under the sink. They were prone to exploding.

Love a bit of home brew
I have a good friend who comes round every other week or so for a drink, and we just have home brew that we have concocted.