Daily Chat: May 1st!

skint_spice

SuzySu wrote: »

Problem with me is I'm fine at work (polishes halo in smug fashion) then I get home and the kids have left their lunchbox stuff up in their bedroom where I happen to be sometimes and the rest, as they say, is history.

I'm the opposite - at work there's constantly cakes bought for some occasion or other and chocs gallore. At home it seems easier and the people are less annoying.:D

skint_spice

LouiseJ wrote: »

There is always chocolate around in this house though, I have 2 teenage boys who are chocolate dependent:rotfl:

There's chocolate here too but once you resist for a few days it's so much easier. or is there nothing you don't like - I HATE twix.

LouiseJ

skint_spice wrote: »

I'm the opposite - at work there's constantly cakes bought for some occasion or other and chocs gallore. At home it seems easier and the people are less annoying.:D

Its my last day at work tomorrow, I am leaving for pastures new after 7 years and I just know there will be CAKE!:rolleyes:

sallyx

yuuuuummmmm cake

skint_spice

LouiseJ wrote: »

Its my last day at work tomorrow, I am leaving for pastures new after 7 years and I just know there will be CAKE!:rolleyes:

it is obviously more important to be polite than stick to the diet so enjoy it! mmmm... there could well be chocolates too so it's not looking too promising diet wise this weekend for you...:D all the best with the new job.:T

Snaggles

LouiseJ wrote: »

So are you giving me permission to eat the rest of the Bounty bar and the Kettle crisps? It might make you feel better if I do as you wont feel like you are alone then. I am willing to make the sacrifice for a friend:A

:rotfl: You are SO kind!

LouiseJ

skint_spice wrote: »

There's chocolate here too but once you resist for a few days it's so much easier. or is there nothing you don't like - I HATE twix.

Im not that keen on most of the standard chocolate bars really. I would only go for a bounty/turkish delight/maltesers. BUT at the moment I could eat pretty much anything with chocolate on it (within reason):D

LouiseJ

Snaggles wrote: »

:rotfl: You are SO kind!

Hey dont mention it:cool: thats what friends are for:D

I could even push it to a couple of glasses of vin rouge if you think it would make you feel better. then you could feel all superior knowing you had been less naughty than me:D

Bunnyinthelights

Hey all!
Well, OH and I decided to get a pizza tonight and tell the kids about 'The split' (although I did have visions of my kids never eating pizza again a la Chandler in Friends and Thanks Giving Dinner) However, I digress...

Starting eating and then said 'Joe, Freya, Mom and Dad have something to talk to you about' etc etc blah blah blah...

And well, the little bleeders think it's GREAT! 2 houses? FAB! 2 bedrooms? AMAZING! Mom in new place, Dad at home? BRILL!!!

Freya was MOST pleased she's getting school lunches as well, lol

As I said to Snags, I'd like to think it's because we have weell adjusted kids but really I think it's because they don't really understand. Im so happy and feel even better that this is the correct thing to do.

Whew.

However, won't be able to go to Glasgow meet now-I have a training course for MFI the 2 days before in Stevenage and I think that'd be taking the michael if I then went and spent the weekend away...ah well.

elantan

bunny glad it all went well have been thinking about you ...shame you wont make the glasgow meet though ...i wanted to meet you as well