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Gillianh2

mumoftwins wrote: »

Gill,

I have just read your new letter on the Your Say page of the HHG - its fantastic! Thank you so much xxx

You are more than welcome Hun:A
Today the emotions are overcoming you..................no wonder. I can only assume that you feel today as if you have been put thru a spind dryer all tumbled up and upset.)))))))))))))))))))HUGS)))))))))))))))))))))))
I hope you enjoy the book,but maybe you should be looking to read something a little lighter:rolleyes:
How is Adam today?
And not forgetting Felicity?

))))))))))))))))))))))))))HUGS))))))))))))))))))))))))))

Viv

Hello again everybody. I have been telling my brother about MOT's story and he said if this all started with the Buncefield fire do they have a support group or something like that that could help you? I can't stop thinking about you all Viv XX

Gillianh2

ampersand wrote: »

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Oh Botheration - as usual clock won't stick around 7am-ish for the hours I need to be doing Other Things - and it's already whatever this will show, something lunchie - don't want to look.

*IMPORTANT - BECAUSE:T MM :T HAS BEEN ON BOARD SINCE FIRST APPROACHED, MAGNIFICENTLY, THOROUGHLY, CAREFULLY, UNSTINTINGLY AND IS WITH MOT , ADAM AND FELICITY, AND IT AND THIS THREAD FOR THE DURATION - I AM CONSTRAINED FROM SAYING MORE.

In other words, exactly like our lovely :A Gillianh2:A
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re: R&R - Oh, bring back the Golden Days:
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=330596&page=78

-the Beef in Gravy Hall of Fame is iconic.
R&R's DO still happen, if but rarely - and prized all the more, especially if it's a Golden:rotfl: .
Those who are not , please sign the Visitors' Book:rotfl: .

Heating on in the gazebo Gillianh2?
Mine would melt:cheesy:

OOPS apologies to MM I have now firmly removed my foot from my mouth:D Sorry MM

Heating in the Gazebo you do realise that I live in Wales and we have only just discovered electrcity:rotfl: :rotfl: Nothing more bracing bach than tea and welsh cakes in the freezing cold:rotfl: :j :j


:santa2: :snow_laug :rudolf: :xmassmile

italian-tony

Did anyone watch Eastenders tonight? Very pertinent situation with Billy & Council wallah. I've been on Eastenders & he's a nice guy. I'm sure we will have a great weekend with MOT's sister & B in L at my place. He is a great laugh and has the same sense of humour as me. We all end up in hysterics when he comes. Played Charades last time and was enjoying ourselves so much we didn't get to bed until the wee small hours.

mumoftwins

Gillianh2 wrote: »

You are more than welcome Hun:A
Today the emotions are overcoming you..................no wonder. I can only assume that you feel today as if you have been put thru a spind dryer all tumbled up and upset.)))))))))))))))))))HUGS)))))))))))))))))))))))
I hope you enjoy the book,but maybe you should be looking to read something a little lighter:rolleyes:
How is Adam today?
And not forgetting Felicity?

))))))))))))))))))))))))))HUGS))))))))))))))))))))))))))

Adam was a bit angry when he came out of school but we've had a talk and lots of hugs then kisses which made him squirm and laugh so he's feeling better now! Felicity too has been very huggy today (she's less affectionate) so this evening has been lovely with the twins and I do feel better now!

Ampersand - neither is us has read the Secret Life of Bees!

mumoftwins

Viv wrote: »

Hello again everybody. I have been telling my brother about MOT's story and he said if this all started with the Buncefield fire do they have a support group or something like that that could help you? I can't stop thinking about you all Viv XX

Hi Viv,

Yes we have the Mayors Recovery Fund which the HHG put me in touch with. Have been trying to get hold of them all week, then she rang when I was in the supermarket! So we will be speaking on Tuesday morning.

I think I have clicked who 'Vicky' from the HHG unsuitable comment on the Your Say page was - judging from the reactions of a boy at school today to Felicity I suspect it was his mother:mad:

The teachers sent the twins out of the clasroom today and gave the rest of the pupils a 'talking to' about how difficult our situation is - they were left in no uncertain terms as to what would happen to them if they were unkind to the twins!!

ampersand

mumoftwins wrote: »

Hi Viv,
I think I have clicked who 'Vicky' from the HHG unsuitable comment on the Your Say page was - judging from the reactions of a boy at school today to Felicity I suspect it was his mother:mad:
The teachers sent the twins out of the clasroom today and gave the rest of the pupils a 'talking to' about how difficult our situation is - they were left in no uncertain terms as to what would happen to them if they were unkind to the twins!!

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I can't believe any of us here thought in this direction for ONE SECOND.
Oh Felicity:A , Adam:A - can you bear being squeezed to bits even more by huggiewuggies(thanks RussieWussieBrandieWandie) from here?

Or, more to the point Adam, kettle practice, Sir (black lapsang,commit to memory). And Felicity, what on Earth did the boy think he was doing? I hope I misread this - hope he apologised to you for his Mum, if it were she.
You DO realise, I think, that so many children DO NOT HAVE the very interesting, warm, intelligent, emotionally secure upbringing which Mum and IT bring to you. It's a fantastic future groundwork for you - you might decide to teach, you might work with families, you might be a Mum and a Dad one day.
You'll always know when someone needs you as a friend - and you'll be loyal, great friends.
This is just a given for you - it wouldn't matter how you were situated - this constant, enviable framework, with all its benefits of real friendship(sometimes too rare between parents and children)and easy laughter, shared pastimes, company mutually enjoyed.
YOU ARE SO LUCKY!

Last day tomorrow, then last week, then - yippee!
:j C_party_H :xmassmile R:snow_laugI :santa2:M:smileyhea B :TO :rudolf: !:j

Another book for the box, then, mot - thankyou.
Charades - envy, envy.
Brenda and I were just reminiscing, a quiet 70/30 or three - one supposes it was 'Last Party at the Palace' that started one orf. Weren't the new crop ghastly? How times have moved on - but so do we. We're having McDo's at Sandringham this year. I don't speak it at all, but the young ones are fluent. Remarkable, quite remarkable.

Viv

If nothing else comes out of this nightmare at least you have found out who your friends are! I have often wondered about my lot who would be there for me in a crisis so I think its good for you to know especially as most people seem to have been brilliant to you. This can't go on much longer I guess you must be nearer the end than the beginning. Keep your chin up Viv XX

silvercar

mumoftwins wrote:

I think I have clicked who 'Vicky' from the HHG unsuitable comment on the Your Say page was....

Don't even waste time thinking about this. (a) they are not worth it (b) you don't start analysing all the positive comments and wonder who they may be (c) the nice comments outweigh the one bad.

mumoftwins

silvercar wrote: »

Don't even waste time thinking about this. (a) they are not worth it (b) you don't start analysing all the positive comments and wonder who they may be (c) the nice comments outweigh the one bad.

You are quite right silvercar - but it is hard not to let a negative comment, or the reaction from the boys father the other night when I rang to ask him to have some consideration to our situation after his son had been verbally unkind to DS, play on my mind to such an extent when it becomes the only thing I focus on. It makes me wonder how many others there are locally who are judging My friend,J, yesterday said to not worry what they may think - she said that she knows, I-T knows, you all know and I know exactly what the reason for me being in this situation and that it could happen to anyone.

Ampersand thank you for such a Christmassy message for the twins - they have their class Christmas parties today so hopefully they will have a good time. DD's friends are very supportive but I'm not sure about DS's as he doesn't cope so well with the uncertainty of everything.