The Happy Thought Thread

[weenie]

They are 13 and 22 Tinky and believe me they are really good kids most of the time. I get what you mean by saying they grow up fast as I cannot believe my eldest is 22, just cannot get my head around that he's a man but he will always be my boy.

They can be the kids from hell sometimes with each other especially when my eldest has his GF here and the wee one just simply annoys them or when the wee one has his friends around and it's the big ones turn to do the annoying but hey I wouldn't have it any other way

[denphone]

Originally Posted by weenie

Sitting in my back garden listening to the birds singing while having a cuppa. Pure bliss well at least for a couple of more hours before the kids awake.

Yes the lull before the storm weenie.

[MalteseFalcon]

Was up early enough to be able to do 3 hours job search before the internet starts lagging. Always get a small lag during August, not enough to call Virgin and complain but enough that I know now to do job searching before 10 in the morning.

[nashville]

No matter what age we always worry about them and then we have the grandchildren when they appear to worry about, But we would not have them any other way

[dilli-theclaw]

Fell asleep in the heart scanner thingy again today - I think I'm getting used to these tests

[denphone]

l hope you had a pleasant dream dilli.

[dilli-theclaw]

Gosh I couldn't possibly comment on WHAT I was dreaming about - but it was nice indeed

[heero_yuy]

Visited my mum today in hospital. She's much less vague especially as they've given her something to help her sleep so she doesn't drop off in mid sentence. Got the social services coming to assess the house for trip hazards.

We're also getting a care package put together so she can stay in her house.

[Tinky]

Tesco Clubcard coupons in the post £29.50 or twice that if I choose the boost option mmm....................now what do we need?

[weenie]

Originally Posted by Tinky

Tesco Clubcard coupons in the post £29.50 or twice that if I choose the boost option mmm....................now what do we need?

You really can't grumble at that Tinky

Lunch with the wee one and my friend and her Granddaughter.
It was very nice.

[Tinky]

Originally Posted by weenie

You really can't grumble at that Tinky

Lunch with the wee one and my friend and her Granddaughter.
It was very nice.

Oh Lovely weenie.
I've just concocted our evening meal ( bit of an experiment really) Tesco meatballs reduce to £1 for 12, jar of tomato sauce with onion and garlic, added more garlic, pepper, onion, stock cube, mushrooms, oregano, seasoned to taste. All I have to do now is cook the spag...............mmmm yum!

[nashville]

Originally Posted by heero_yuy

Visited my mum today in hospital. She's much less vague especially as they've given her something to help her sleep so she doesn't drop off in mid sentence. Got the social services coming to assess the house for trip hazards.

We're also getting a care package put together so she can stay in her house.

She will be happy to get back in her own house

---------- Post added at 16:44 ---------- Previous post was at 16:42 ----------

Originally Posted by Tinky

Tesco Clubcard coupons in the post £29.50 or twice that if I choose the boost option mmm....................now what do we need?

Good for you Tinky, Nash

[Tinky]

I'm full of praise for heero getting his Mum's house back into shape for her return, no place like home, and I am sure she will recover in leaps and bounds
back in familiar surroundings. Kudos to you heero.

[MadGamer]

I asked a longtime friend of mine out Sunday before last and she said yes. We had our first date Saturday just gone. Took her out to lunch, talked and I even got my first kiss

[dilli-theclaw]

Originally Posted by MadGamer

I asked a longtime friend of mine out Sunday before last and she said yes. We had our first date Saturday just gone. Took her out to lunch, talked and I even got my first kiss

sweet