Peggy's Mundane Thread

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her left hand side is knackered,but getting better. she seems abit pottier than usual !!!!
hopefully get her home by crimbo and see how she gets on.

thanks

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porridge for breakfast today bounce

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alannotivvy wrote:: porridge for breakfast today

Good stuff. Me also. Full cream milk and a sprinkling of sugar.

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Took my old mum to an appointment at Derriford this morning. As a result, I've formed the strong opinion that there is no need for any able-bodied person (apart from those collecting or dropping off people who are disabled, ill, getting over surgery or in labour) to park at the hospital itself - they could all do it by bus and/or park and ride. But then of course the hospital car parks wouldn't be such a money-spinner.

In other news, it was too rainy, cold and windy to run off some energy in the playground after school today. We went to the library instead.

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Where can I order some of that? sunny

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I had golden syrup on my porridge this morning.....and a black eye last night from a so called reformed smackhead who is patial to Special Brew !!!!

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Going to see Linton Kwesi Johnson tomorrow Very Happy

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Peggy wrote:: Going to see Linton Kwesi Johnson tomorrow

I had to Google who he was. Embarassed

God, I need to get out more.

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Peggy wrote:: Going to see Linton Kwesi Johnson tomorrow

Where? Massive fan of his, Bass Culture is a favourite of mine will have to dig out the old vinyl later.

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He's on at the university, as part of the Book Festival - have a look on their website, but be warned it might be sold out; if I'd known I'd have tipped you off when I spotted it Sad

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im looking forward to top kids prog on CH5 at 9pm tonite, hopefully Chorlton and the Wheelies will be bestest

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Peggy wrote:: He's on at the university, as part of the Book Festival - have a look on their website, but be warned it might be sold out; if I'd known I'd have tipped you off when I spotted it

I will chase it up Peggy thanks.

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There's a piece in the Erald today which seems to be saying there are tickets available ...

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Texts have been sent to "real mates" as my missus hates him, it's in the balance.

Subject: Re: Peggy's Mundane Thread Fri Nov 08, 2013 1:48 pm

"Can you put the duvet cover on please?" Just a few little words which make me think it might be easier to get a divorce.

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Iggy wrote:: Texts have been sent to "real mates" as my missus hates him, it's in the balance.

I'm not the only person off of here going, so if you're on your own you won't have to be on your own. Innit.

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Chingers wrote:: "Can you put the duvet cover on please?" Just a few little words which make me think it might be easier to get a divorce.

Within the last year, I've given comprehensive marching orders to somebody who announced (not asked, not offered, just announced) that he was going to redecorate my gaff. MY gaff.

Even the small people only get to stay a certain amount of time (and there's a limit on how many pink shiny things, pairs of slippers and musical toothbrushes they can keep here too). My territory, innit.

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Peggy wrote:

Iggy wrote:: Texts have been sent to "real mates" as my missus hates him, it's in the balance.

I'm not the only person off of here going, so if you're on your own you won't have to be on your own. Innit.

Thanks Peggy, if only it were that simple, we already have an evening out planned, compromises wil have to be made, but I know where I want to go. I may see you there.

Subject: Re: Peggy's Mundane Thread Fri Nov 08, 2013 3:20 pm

I tend to find with children that if you just lock them in the shed your house remains pretty clean.

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Iggy wrote:

Peggy wrote:

Iggy wrote:: Texts have been sent to "real mates" as my missus hates him, it's in the balance.

I'm not the only person off of here going, so if you're on your own you won't have to be on your own. Innit.

Thanks Peggy, if only it were that simple, we already have an evening out planned, compromises wil have to be made, but I know where I want to go. I may see you there.

This is exactly how cabals start.

cheers

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Chingers wrote:: I tend to find with children that if you just lock them in the shed your house remains pretty clean.

Ah. Something I forgot to report during half term. The five year old has proven herself very adept with the vacuum cleaner - and very thorough. And no, I didn't even ask her to do it.

Dyson should use this in their advertising. Something like 'Dyson. Kids think it's a robot and will do your cleaning for you while playing with it.'

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There you go ..... proof that cleaning the house is gender related. Why fight what is in the genes?

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Not in my genes, it's not. Besides, playing with robots is more of a boy thing, isn't it?

Anyway, despite the attempts to wind me up (reminiscent of pig

and some of his REAL mates, as I recall), I'm not biting. Off out in a bit, innit.

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