:huggles: :huggles: :huggles:hely said:[SIZE=21pt]im sorry your head hurts trac.........thats how all this started, just wish it would clear off, fed up of feeling like poop nowtrac said:[/SIZE]
and i cant moan at home, cos robert feels like this everday.so i dont get any sympathy :- "
[SIZE=21pt]Sounds like a bundle of laughs Helyhely said:
:huggles: [/SIZE][SIZE=21pt] :wacko: :wacko: cant wait[/SIZE]meddling said:[SIZE=21pt]Sounds like a bundle of laughs Helyhely said:
See you later Sarah :huggles:
[SIZE=21pt]I only have 3 nieces and 2 other little girls to buy for - the rest of us have given up spending for the sake of it. My brother and his wife, and Steve and I go out for a nice meal instead of buying for each other - besides there's nothing I like better than food :teehee: [/SIZE]hely said:[SIZE=21pt]aww clairmeddling said:[SIZE=21pt]Hello Ladies :* :* ...can't face Christmas...not the pressie side, can't afford it...seriously broke
its a nightmare isnt it.........i said to my sisters why dont we get each other a box of chocs or biscuits instead of wasting money on presents we dont need ........but they didnt like the idea, so i have to find presents for them and their other halfs :wacko:
[SIZE=14pt]So true...but what the heck can I do about my family...they all have got into the habit I think...I'm not brave enough to bring the subject up....they seem to use it as a guage to haw much you love them... :wacko: [/SIZE]June Jonigk said:[SIZE=21pt]I only have 3 nieces and 2 other little girls to buy for - the rest of us have given up spending for the sake of it. My brother and his wife, and Steve and I go out for a nice meal instead of buying for each other - besides there's nothing I like better than food :teehee: [/SIZE]hely said:[SIZE=21pt]aww clairmeddling said:[SIZE=21pt]Hello Ladies :* :* ...can't face Christmas...not the pressie side, can't afford it...seriously broke
its a nightmare isnt it.........i said to my sisters why dont we get each other a box of chocs or biscuits instead of wasting money on presents we dont need ........but they didnt like the idea, so i have to find presents for them and their other halfs :wacko:
Having to buy presnts when you don't have enough money makes Christmas a depressing time for lots of people - as long as you're snug and warm, and you've enough to live on - why do we need presents??? Just get round the fire and be jolly - it's OK for kids, but adults should be more sensible. I've just heard Martin Lewis the Money Saving Expert on the radio (man after my own heart), he just made the point that it's OK you buying a nice gift for someone - but they feel they must do the same back, and sometimes it puts them in debt for the rest of the year
[SIZE=21pt]Trac - this is the time we can be grateful that we don't have any family eh? :lol: [/SIZE]trac said:[SIZE=14pt]IM LUCKY I ONLY HAVE 5 PEOPLE TO BUY FOR ,ADAM,SAMANTHA,LEE AND ADAMS PARENTS[/SIZE]hely said:[SIZE=21pt][/SIZE]meddling said:[SIZE=21pt]My brother has 3 kids and a wife so where as he has just Joe and I, I have all 5 and there expectations are so high, give me some ideas....which are usually all above £30 upwards...hely said:[SIZE=21pt]aww clairmeddling said:[SIZE=21pt]Hello Ladies :* :* ...can't face Christmas...not the pressie side, can't afford it...seriously broke
its a nightmare isnt it.........i said to my sisters why dont we get each other a box of chocs or biscuits instead of wasting money on presents we dont need ........but they didnt like the idea, so i have to find presents for them and their other halfs :wacko:
my elder sister doesnt have kids..........she normally spents about £30 on my kids, i have told her not to.........its silly and they dont know how much things cost and to be honest would be just as pleased with something that cost a fiver..............i have always told my kids that christmas isnt about presents.......but when your 5 and the tv if full of adverts its hard to make them understand :wacko:
:huggles: :huggles: [SIZE=21pt]Aw Hely[/SIZE] :huggles: :huggles:hely said:
[SIZE=14pt]THATS SAD[/SIZE]June Jonigk said:[SIZE=21pt]I only have 3 nieces and 2 other little girls to buy for - the rest of us have given up spending for the sake of it. My brother and his wife, and Steve and I go out for a nice meal instead of buying for each other - besides there's nothing I like better than food :teehee: [/SIZE]hely said:[SIZE=21pt]aww clairmeddling said:[SIZE=21pt]Hello Ladies :* :* ...can't face Christmas...not the pressie side, can't afford it...seriously broke
its a nightmare isnt it.........i said to my sisters why dont we get each other a box of chocs or biscuits instead of wasting money on presents we dont need ........but they didnt like the idea, so i have to find presents for them and their other halfs :wacko:
Having to buy presnts when you don't have enough money makes Christmas a depressing time for lots of people - as long as you're snug and warm, and you've enough to live on - why do we need presents??? Just get round the fire and be jolly - it's OK for kids, but adults should be more sensible. I've just heard Martin Lewis the Money Saving Expert on the radio (man after my own heart), he just made the point that it's OK you buying a nice gift for someone - but they feel they must do the same back, and sometimes it puts them in debt for the rest of the year
June Jonigk said:[SIZE=21pt]I only have 3 nieces and 2 other little girls to buy for - the rest of us have given up spending for the sake of it. My brother and his wife, and Steve and I go out for a nice meal instead of buying for each other - besides there's nothing I like better than food :teehee: [/SIZE]hely said:[SIZE=21pt]aww clairmeddling said:[SIZE=21pt]Hello Ladies :* :* ...can't face Christmas...not the pressie side, can't afford it...seriously broke
its a nightmare isnt it.........i said to my sisters why dont we get each other a box of chocs or biscuits instead of wasting money on presents we dont need ........but they didnt like the idea, so i have to find presents for them and their other halfs :wacko:
Having to buy presnts when you don't have enough money makes Christmas a depressing time for lots of people - as long as you're snug and warm, and you've enough to live on - why do we need presents??? Just get round the fire and be jolly - it's OK for kids, but adults should be more sensible. I've just heard Martin Lewis the Money Saving Expert on the radio (man after my own heart), he just made the point that it's OK you buying a nice gift for someone - but they feel they must do the same back, and sometimes it puts them in debt for the rest of the year
[SIZE=21pt]Can't you blame it on the credit crunch, and just say that it's silly you all feeling you have to buy presents, and maybe buy a tin of sweets per family/household instead? I know it's difficult, especially if you have a big family[/SIZE]meddling said:[SIZE=14pt]So true...but what the heck can I do about my family...they all have got into the habit I think...I'm not brave enough to bring the subject up....they seem to use it as a guage to haw much you love them... :wacko: [/SIZE]June Jonigk said:[SIZE=21pt]I only have 3 nieces and 2 other little girls to buy for - the rest of us have given up spending for the sake of it. My brother and his wife, and Steve and I go out for a nice meal instead of buying for each other - besides there's nothing I like better than food :teehee: [/SIZE]hely said:[SIZE=21pt]aww clairmeddling said:[SIZE=21pt]Hello Ladies :* :* ...can't face Christmas...not the pressie side, can't afford it...seriously broke
its a nightmare isnt it.........i said to my sisters why dont we get each other a box of chocs or biscuits instead of wasting money on presents we dont need ........but they didnt like the idea, so i have to find presents for them and their other halfs :wacko:
Having to buy presnts when you don't have enough money makes Christmas a depressing time for lots of people - as long as you're snug and warm, and you've enough to live on - why do we need presents??? Just get round the fire and be jolly - it's OK for kids, but adults should be more sensible. I've just heard Martin Lewis the Money Saving Expert on the radio (man after my own heart), he just made the point that it's OK you buying a nice gift for someone - but they feel they must do the same back, and sometimes it puts them in debt for the rest of the year
[SIZE=14pt]TOO RIGHT JUNE ,MIND YOU I HAVE ALL THE FAMILY I NEED RIGHT HERE IN FAO[/SIZE] :huggles: :huggles:June Jonigk said:[SIZE=21pt]Trac - this is the time we can be grateful that we don't have any family eh? :lol: [/SIZE]trac said:[SIZE=14pt]IM LUCKY I ONLY HAVE 5 PEOPLE TO BUY FOR ,ADAM,SAMANTHA,LEE AND ADAMS PARENTS[/SIZE]hely said:[SIZE=21pt][/SIZE]meddling said:[SIZE=21pt]My brother has 3 kids and a wife so where as he has just Joe and I, I have all 5 and there expectations are so high, give me some ideas....which are usually all above £30 upwards...hely said:[SIZE=21pt]aww clairmeddling said:[SIZE=21pt]Hello Ladies :* :* ...can't face Christmas...not the pressie side, can't afford it...seriously broke
its a nightmare isnt it.........i said to my sisters why dont we get each other a box of chocs or biscuits instead of wasting money on presents we dont need ........but they didnt like the idea, so i have to find presents for them and their other halfs :wacko:
my elder sister doesnt have kids..........she normally spents about £30 on my kids, i have told her not to.........its silly and they dont know how much things cost and to be honest would be just as pleased with something that cost a fiver..............i have always told my kids that christmas isnt about presents.......but when your 5 and the tv if full of adverts its hard to make them understand :wacko:
[SIZE=21pt]I dunno...they all have plenty of money...I'm the only broke one...made worse now by Joe turning 18...June Jonigk said:[SIZE=21pt]Can't you blame it on the credit crunch, and just say that it's silly you all feeling you have to buy presents, and maybe buy a tin of sweets per family/household instead? I know it's difficult, especially if you have a big family[/SIZE]meddling said:[SIZE=14pt]So true...but what the heck can I do about my family...they all have got into the habit I think...I'm not brave enough to bring the subject up....they seem to use it as a guage to haw much you love them... :wacko: [/SIZE]June Jonigk said:[SIZE=21pt]I only have 3 nieces and 2 other little girls to buy for - the rest of us have given up spending for the sake of it. My brother and his wife, and Steve and I go out for a nice meal instead of buying for each other - besides there's nothing I like better than food :teehee: [/SIZE]hely said:[SIZE=21pt]aww clairmeddling said:[SIZE=21pt]Hello Ladies :* :* ...can't face Christmas...not the pressie side, can't afford it...seriously broke
its a nightmare isnt it.........i said to my sisters why dont we get each other a box of chocs or biscuits instead of wasting money on presents we dont need ........but they didnt like the idea, so i have to find presents for them and their other halfs :wacko:
Having to buy presnts when you don't have enough money makes Christmas a depressing time for lots of people - as long as you're snug and warm, and you've enough to live on - why do we need presents??? Just get round the fire and be jolly - it's OK for kids, but adults should be more sensible. I've just heard Martin Lewis the Money Saving Expert on the radio (man after my own heart), he just made the point that it's OK you buying a nice gift for someone - but they feel they must do the same back, and sometimes it puts them in debt for the rest of the year
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[SIZE=21pt]Thanks Trac, and thanks to you and Clair for your texts to keep me awake (w00t) I got lost on the way - there's a new turnoff for Blunsdon, and I missed it, and ended up on my way to Marlborough, and there was no way of turning round for what seemed like miles - I'm not safe to be let out on my own really :lol: I made it eventually, dead on time, so it was a good job I left early.[/SIZE]trac said:
It's probably why he's torn the other one - compensating for the other side. Neither are bad tears, so he will recover with lots of massaging, which he loves :wub: He also has a sore spot in his TFL muscle, so more massaging. Glad to be home now by the fire :huggles:[SIZE=14pt]AW JUNE YOUR NOT A BAD MOTHER [/SIZE] :huggles: :huggles:June Jonigk said:[SIZE=21pt]Thanks Trac, and thanks to you and Clair for your texts to keep me awake (w00t) I got lost on the way - there's a new turnoff for Blunsdon, and I missed it, and ended up on my way to Marlborough, and there was no way of turning round for what seemed like miles - I'm not safe to be let out on my own really :lol: I made it eventually, dead on time, so it was a good job I left early.[/SIZE]trac said:
Sweep has a tear in his gracilis which isn't too bad, but the worst thing is that he's had a problem with the same muscle on the other leg, and the vet thinks the scar tissue is around 6 weeks old - so I've been a bad mother and not noticed it
[SIZE=21pt]Too right Trac :huggles: [/SIZE]trac said:[SIZE=14pt]TOO RIGHT JUNE ,MIND YOU I HAVE ALL THE FAMILY I NEED RIGHT HERE IN FAO[/SIZE] :huggles: :huggles:June Jonigk said:[SIZE=21pt]Trac - this is the time we can be grateful that we don't have any family eh? :lol: [/SIZE]trac said:[SIZE=14pt]IM LUCKY I ONLY HAVE 5 PEOPLE TO BUY FOR ,ADAM,SAMANTHA,LEE AND ADAMS PARENTS[/SIZE]hely said:[SIZE=21pt][/SIZE]meddling said:[SIZE=21pt]My brother has 3 kids and a wife so where as he has just Joe and I, I have all 5 and there expectations are so high, give me some ideas....which are usually all above £30 upwards...hely said:[SIZE=21pt]aww clairmeddling said:[SIZE=21pt]Hello Ladies :* :* ...can't face Christmas...not the pressie side, can't afford it...seriously broke
its a nightmare isnt it.........i said to my sisters why dont we get each other a box of chocs or biscuits instead of wasting money on presents we dont need ........but they didnt like the idea, so i have to find presents for them and their other halfs :wacko:
my elder sister doesnt have kids..........she normally spents about £30 on my kids, i have told her not to.........its silly and they dont know how much things cost and to be honest would be just as pleased with something that cost a fiver..............i have always told my kids that christmas isnt about presents.......but when your 5 and the tv if full of adverts its hard to make them understand :wacko:
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