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2nd March 2008, 18:57
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| | Classic Account Customer | Re: Happy Mothers Day So far today I haven't let the wife lift a finger. She stayed in bed till 11am, I cooked a huge brunch and the offspring has actually been quite well behaved. Tonight I shall be ordering a large bucket of KFC and wearing the wifes high heels and make up.
Another normal day in the peasant household then
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2nd March 2008, 22:29
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Happy Mothers Day Quote:
Originally Posted by jowalshy To all those that are mothers:-  | Thank you Jo ...
My lovely 17-year-old daughter got up at 8am this morning to make me breakfast in bed, after a hard night's work where she got to bed well after midnight. Bless her kind heart ... actions speak louder than words.
She won't ever be reading this but I love her very, very much.  |
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2nd March 2008, 23:52
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| | Site Team | Re: Happy Mothers Day Quote:
Originally Posted by Lula also got a lovely text from my daughter who is at her dads | She's getting you a belated pressie, too. I dropped a subtle hint.  |
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3rd March 2008, 00:03
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Happy Mothers Day Well my day was a mixture of happiness and sadness....
Woke up to a pathway of notes across the hallway from my daughter, directing me to the living room where breakfast was waiting..... croissants & jam, pot of tea, chocolate and so on.... and a present, which was another charm for my bracelet.
Then went to visit my own mother with Altzheimer's, who is now just a shell of her former self. I doubt she recognised me, but will have seen the colour of the plant we brought her and felt the soft touch of the teddy bear left by her bed.
Went out to dinner this evening.... and pigged out on 3 courses !!!!!  .... so got out of cooking today ! Need to get back on that treadmill this week though for sure. |
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3rd March 2008, 00:19
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Happy Mothers Day Quote:
Originally Posted by Lula yes, and? he is a little monkey, what has that got to do with colonic irrigation? | I'll let you be the judge of that Lula ...  ... |
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3rd March 2008, 12:53
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Happy Mothers Day Hubby cooked or should I say cremated breakfast. 17yr old gave me a card. Then hubby and son went to watch telly leaving me to scrape burnt offerings from pans  Other son missing for the passed couple of days so not expecting a card or phone call or anything from him.
Went out for a walk with hubby. I asked if he minded if we pop into a pub to watch the Liverpool match, he didn't, so we did.  Then he took me to another pub to have a nice dinner then back to first pub to watch Everton game.
Eventually taxi home where other son had magically appeared! I asked if he had come home to wish me happy mothers day? He replied "No I was hungry" |
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