Fibromyalgia (part 2)

Hey, welcome back S/E - we really missed you :T.

Raeh - I too am perplexed by 'nesh' - we have 'clesh' which is another word for 'good' as in "It's clesh here isn't it?"

I watched the news at 6.30 pm and couldn't believe the footage of the Capital at a standstill :eek:. We have a lot to learn from the Scanidnavian nations who still manage to keep going and even land planes in worse than this. Mind you if it keeps up like this I'll be cancelling my GP appointment tomorrow .

I managed to get into the kitchen today and made a sultana slab and a rather large coconut rice pudding which may well be a cure for depression .

*Tuts at everyone :rolleyes:

Adjective

nesh

1. (UK) Averse to cold weather; soft, delicate; of persons sensitive to the cold

Usage notes
This word is a fairly widespread dialect term, occuring in the English North West Midlands, the East Midlands, the North West and South Yorkshire.
Retrieved from "http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/nesh"

s/e welcome back really lovely to 'see' you

rude_auntie_axe wrote:

I wish I had 6 inches It's been a while

I almost choked on my cuppa

Billy has been out in the garden making a snowman and throwing snowballs at kipper who was madly leaping about eating the snow and is now fast asleep and snoring as he tired himself out [the dog not bill!!] it was lovely to see as we never seem to get a good snow fall.

unity dh is in canada skiing and is due back thursday and they were warned today that the airports in london were closed, they have had twice as much snow fall every day over there and yet their planes would be able to take off to bring them back, they just wouldnt be able to land when they got here :rotfl: hopefully it will have improved before hes due to fly back

right im slipping , i havent done any competitions today, im also very tired after working all day, i wouldnt be able to do that very often

keep warm and well everyone xx

Careful_with_that_Axe wrote: »

I so wanna see punk photos Sue

There aren't any I cant remember if it was becuase mum didnt want any of me when I looked like that or wether it was because I was just like dd and refused having my photo taken :rotfl:

Gosh thought youd all deserted me when came on first phew!!
CWTA -your naughty referance to 6" made me choke!-also had me trying to recall......!!!
Funny words continued-
any one fancy a cwch? -in Welsh Wales thats a cuddle/hug
see how educational this thread is as well as supportive!!
we all seem bit brighter today -hugs and cwchs for those in need and you all as well.
Crikey its snowing hard and sticking fast here -only had flurries today.DD keeps ringing -desperate for school to be closed tomorrow-she teaches RE!!!
My DS and DIL are in Hertfordshire -both teachers -and snowed in today and both schools closed tomorrow and they been out in snow like kids!
Am fretting bit as DD2 was sent home from work early about 9pm-and has 40 min journey she has never driven in snow and been phoning for updates so wont relax till shes rung to say shes in.Shes 22 but still my baby!
night all sharonxxxxxx

arrghhhh CwtA you just reminded me i have [strike]thorntons[/strike] misshapes from home bargains

odd isnt it all the words we use different places mind you the kids come out with new words all the time lol. apparently my son needs a new 'sick' phone :rolleyes: sharon i havent a clue how you would pronounce cwch, il have to ask my welsh workmate tomorrow and CwtA if i said at work tomorrow im feeling some teasy im not sure what they would think :rotfl:trialia im glad someone else knew what i meant with nesh

its still snowing here so bill has just come down for about the 50th time to ask do i think they might close the school, i can see this being a loooong evening :rolleyes:

sharon i hope your dd got back safely xx