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The Grumpy Old Women Thread... (Part 16)
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handymelon
27-12-2010
Originally Posted by batgirl:
“Hahaha handy - I was posted without seeing your post. ”

Clones, that's what we are!

Plummie, fancy having flu at Christmas - poor you! And cyclones!
I've never thanked you for the lovely PMs you sen me round adoption time. I've still got them. Thank you!
ImaPlum
27-12-2010
Originally Posted by handymelon:
“I've never thanked you for the lovely PMs you sen me round adoption time. I've still got them. Thank you! ”

I'm pretty sure you did thank me, or if you didn't I didn't take offence You had plenty on your plate at that time and replying to PMs would be the last thing on the priority list.

Batty, I have a constant reminder of you here in that instead of flocks of birds flying around of an evening, we have flocks of flying foxes .... hmmmm perhaps try saying that whilst tiddly

It's piddling down with rain here now but still 29C, I'm not sure whether I'm melting because of that or the fever.... I'm blaming fever because it sounds much more melodramatic
Sadperson
27-12-2010
Melting here this morning - well, the snow seems to be - a mahoosive 5 degrees C, that's almost swimsuit weather...

Get well soon Plummie - it's lovely to see you

Morning all... *whistles* obviously I haven't just got up, nor am I still in my p-js, oh no....
Socha
27-12-2010
Originally Posted by Sadperson:
“Melting here this morning - well, the snow seems to be - a mahoosive 5 degrees C, that's almost swimsuit weather...

Get well soon Plummie - it's lovely to see you

Morning all... *whistles* obviously I haven't just got up, nor am I still in my p-js, oh no....”

Morning grumpies

Aren't we all sad that Christmas is over? It's all that anticipation and then before you know we have to wait another year...

I think we're melting too, though halfway this week we're supposed to freeze up again I believe. No matters to me, as I'm off for the rest of the week *happy dance*
Sadperson
27-12-2010
I'm not sad that it's over this year, it's not been the same for a variety of reasons and when it's just more hard work it's quite a relief to see the back of it...

... but I wish the holiday was longer, I'm off until the 4th but I know how quickly that time will pass *sigh*

Lovely to see you Socha
batgirl
27-12-2010
Originally Posted by ImaPlum:
“I'm pretty sure you did thank me, or if you didn't I didn't take offence You had plenty on your plate at that time and replying to PMs would be the last thing on the priority list.

Batty, I have a constant reminder of you here in that instead of flocks of birds flying around of an evening, we have flocks of flying foxes .... hmmmm perhaps try saying that whilst tiddly

It's piddling down with rain here now but still 29C, I'm not sure whether I'm melting because of that or the fever.... I'm blaming fever because it sounds much more melodramatic ”

Eeek. I hope they're well behaved.

Socha - I keep glancing in your direction when we get the weather news and it looks like you've had a proper winter.

Here, it's been snowing all morning and it's still snowing now, with more due through the night. I'm cool with it - if it melts then we can go out tomorrow as planned and if it doesn't we're sledging again. Win/win.
snowy ghost
27-12-2010
hello darlings...
KJ44
27-12-2010
Howdydoody snoWy. Are the others hungover? Marooned in the snow? All shopped out?
batgirl
27-12-2010
Still eating and drinking like it's going out of fashion.
Sadperson
27-12-2010
Watching Die Hard 4
handymelon
27-12-2010
Recuperating from having family down and cooking, eating and clearing up from the biggest roast dinner in recorded history (and a piece of victoria sponge, and a slice of apple pie with cream). Just about ready to consider some tea...
KJ44
27-12-2010
Originally Posted by batgirl:
“Still eating and drinking like it's going out of fashion. ”

That's the way to do it!

@Sad - Watching Charlie Brooker.
I think Konnie has encouraged him to grow his hair into a more bouffant style.
snowy ghost
27-12-2010
night all...its just like the old days
Sadperson
27-12-2010
Originally Posted by snowy ghost:
“night all...its just like the old days”

'S good, innit... Long may it last

Night night lovely grumpers
snowy ghost
28-12-2010
morning all......
ImaPlum
28-12-2010
evening all
KJ44
28-12-2010
Apropos a reply of mine in DS:GD

With some Orthodox churches celebrating several feast days according to the Julian calendar, their Christmas Day falls on 7 January of the following year, according to the Gregorian calendar.

With a tip of one's hat to multiculturalism, that's at least a longer holiday period, surely? The truly shameless can angle for two sets of pressies.
batgirl
28-12-2010
Originally Posted by ImaPlum:
“evening all ”

You'll be saying Happy New Year first too!

Go for it KJ.

We're back from a lunch party that went on a bit, but in the nicest possible way.

Ooo, is that a PG heading my way? It is!

*cheers grumpsters*
snowy ghost
28-12-2010
cheers
Sadperson
28-12-2010
We've had spag bol and I'm finishing off wine; it's helping the chocolate gateau slip down
batgirl
28-12-2010
Piggery!!!

I just want to say that I love and adore my Kindle. I feel a little bit bad about that because I also love and adore books and bookshops, but it's beyond fab to think of a book and then have it to read in front of you in seconds. And so many of them cost £0.00!
KJ44
28-12-2010
Originally Posted by batgirl:
“Piggery!!! ”

Ours just sneaked out of their cage and ended up under the Christmas tree...

Quote:
“I just want to say that I love and adore my Kindle. I feel a little bit bad about that because I also love and adore books and bookshops, but it's beyond fab to think of a book and then have it to read in front of you in seconds. And so many of them cost £0.00! ”

I lurve mine too.
http://www.feedbooks.com/
(beware UK copyright Life+70)
[LIST][*]Spooky[*]Scary[/LIST]
handymelon
29-12-2010
Hooray for piggery.
I am a devoted practitioner... *hides empty sweet packet*
ImaPlum
29-12-2010
Originally Posted by batgirl:
“You'll be saying Happy New Year first too! ”

At least that way, you'll get a few hours of reassurance that the world did not end in 2010 and that 2011 does start

I want a kindle but am still going through the "but I like to look at books on my bookshelf" phase. I've also got a bit confused by Brits in australia who have kindles as there is no amazon here, so i think you have to register it or get it sent to a UK address and get them to send it on and then operate from a UK credit/debit card, but i may have totally misunderstood. It's all academic anyway as I don't have enough money to buy a book at the moment let alone a kindle Have I grumbled before here about the price of books in Australia? It's quite shocking. I tend to buy them online from the book depository as whilst they aren't the cheapest book seller, they do send postage free worldwide and so it works out that most books I can get for about 60% of the price here.

Oooooh I'm grumping! Go me!

Anyway, LittlePlum has finally surfaced from her pit, so I better get her sorted out so we can go out!
Sadperson
29-12-2010
My plan to have an early night backfired. I got into looking for ancestors on findmypast.com because they reminded me I had credits to use up. I've used them up now
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