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Biggest Change in your life in 2016
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Arcana
31-12-2016
Switched from Clover to Olivio.
Miss XYZ
31-12-2016
Originally Posted by CollieWobbles:
“The loss of my wonderful old dog in early April, after nearly 16 years. The house still feels strange without him.”

I feel your pain, I lost mine last month. He was 14 and was a brilliant and lovely dog, the best, and the house just isn't the same without him. My son and I still talk about him most days. I just hope I'm reunited with him when my time comes!
charger21
31-12-2016
I doubt my story would go down well but to me it's incredible
Tellystar
31-12-2016
t
Originally Posted by Wee Tinkers:
“In 2016 my beautiful, funny, kind, affectionate and caring children - 9 and 11 - were replaced by sociopathic, bloody-minded beasts, prone to mutinous moods during which they appear hellbent on making everyone as thoroughly unhappy as they are.

Thank Christ we seem to be getting over that phase because, although everything is generally muddling along nicely as I like it, it hasn't been the best of years.


Oh, and I visited Disneyland. Haven't been the same since. That wasn't a holiday; that was an extreme test of mental and physical endurance and I learnt a lot about myself. Like I'm not a good person and I might actually be capable of murder. Think a little bit of me died.”

Did you actually enjoy the holiday?
I went this year, enjoyed it, but I know what you mean by endurance!
stv viewer
31-12-2016
Its sad when pets leave as they become such a huge part of the family. My little springer is 5 year old love het to pieces.
stv viewer
31-12-2016
Originally Posted by karen_charnock:
“Going through the menopause. Say no more! 😥”

Thats a big change.
Smithy1204
01-01-2017
Started the most amazing job.
Lost said job because of my health.
Was sectioned under the Mental Health Act twice. And discharged yesterday.

Unexpected year.
stv viewer
01-01-2017
Originally Posted by Smithy1204:
“Started the most amazing job.
Lost said job because of my health.
Was sectioned under the Mental Health Act twice. And discharged yesterday.

Unexpected year.”

Sorry to hear that. Hope your on the mend for 2017.
Turbulence
01-01-2017
New telly, and that'll do.
Reserved
01-01-2017
Nothing.

My life flatlined about 12 years ago and there's been no resuscitation. The fairytales are wrong, I tell ya.
muggins14
01-01-2017
Having no parents within the space of a hear.

Daughter having surgery that made her nearly 5" taller! (I keep talking to her chin ).

Life generally pootles along as a parent/carer, you take the serious and the not-so-serious as your lot and just live your life thankful that you have the wonderful person you are caring for and happy in the knowledge that you love them so much, and they you, that it completely fills you.

Of course, it's the person for whom you care who is really going through it all, you are just the person supporting them. Your admiration for them never stops, as a parent and as a carer. Their strength and determination never ceases to amaze you.
Wee Tinkers
01-01-2017
Originally Posted by Tellystar:
“t

Did you actually enjoy the holiday?
I went this year, enjoyed it, but I know what you mean by endurance!”

Sounds strange but I don't know. I think it's a bit like childbirth and you release a hormone afterward that fools you into thinking it wasn't that bad.

The first day or so it was awful and we thought what kind of fresh hell is this? And on the last day i was looking forward to going home which I NEVER do on holiday BUT somethings happened since then and I look back fondly and despite saying thank god that's done, we're never going back, I find myself going gooey when I see the Magic Kingdom castle and want to go back.

I think I loved the atmosphere and could have spent forever just walking around looking at everything and taking pictures but it was the actual DOING of stuff that made it go all wrong. Want to eat? Queue forever. Want to go on a crappy ride? Queue forever. Want to go on a decent ride? Queue forever and a day. We don't do queues apparently...But we went in August so very busy and very very hot.

If I was going again I might consider Jan. Heard it's quieter, the Xmas decs might still be up and it would be nice and cold! I do know that Florida is definitely off the table - we all realised that would be our idea of hell.
Wee Tinkers
01-01-2017
Originally Posted by muggins14:
“Having no parents within the space of a hear.

Daughter having surgery that made her nearly 5" taller! (I keep talking to her chin ).

Life generally pootles along as a parent/carer, you take the serious and the not-so-serious as your lot and just live your life thankful that you have the wonderful person you are caring for and happy in the knowledge that you love them so much, and they you, that it completely fills you.

Of course, it's the person for whom you care who is really going through it all, you are just the person supporting them. Your admiration for them never stops, as a parent and as a carer. Their strength and determination never ceases to amaze you.”

That's a very beautiful post. Very touching.

Just unfortunate I didn't see it before I posted about my 'suffering' at the hands of Disney. :/


Seriously though, hope you're doing OK. I didn't know about your Mum and Dad until tonight - I am so sorry. I know you're a tough cookie but it's ok to not be tough every now and again. I can't imagine what it's been like for you. You take care and lots of love to you and Jnr. Hope 2017 is kinder.
1Mickey
01-01-2017
To be honest it was a pretty mundane tedious year so my answer would've been no change until just over 2 weeks ago but then my Dad died so that's shook me up a bit and its going to be a pretty big change with him not phoning out of he blue for an hour chat every few weeks............
SULLA
01-01-2017
Moved home after living in the Black Country all our lives.
annette kurten
01-01-2017
Originally Posted by SULLA:
“Moved home after living in the Black Country all our lives.”



NO!

where`s home?

i read your posts with a midlands accent.
Nakatomi
01-01-2017
Pregnant. Not me of course, the Mrs. Only 4 weeks so we haven't told anyone yet but still huge news for us.
Heartache
01-01-2017
Losing my Mum, who was also my best friend, and the person l used to speak to every day. And our garden stray cat, who we had neutered and brought him in, after he was a stray for 15yrs.
Nakatomi
01-01-2017
Originally Posted by Nakatomi:
“Pregnant. Not me of course, the Mrs. Only 4 weeks so we haven't told anyone yet but still huge news for us.”

Burgh autocorrect changed surrogate to Mrs! Still overjoyed though.
francie
01-01-2017
Originally Posted by Nakatomi:
“Pregnant. Not me of course, the Mrs. Only 4 weeks so we haven't told anyone yet but still huge news for us.”

Hysterectomy / no womb?
babinaba
01-01-2017
My dog who was 16 had to be put down in March. I got engaged in June. I had my gallbladder removed in November, ending months of pain.
scottie2121
02-01-2017
Originally Posted by Nakatomi:
“Burgh autocorrect changed surrogate to Mrs! Still overjoyed though.”

That is a very serious and strange autocorrection error. I think you need to get your device checked out. It may be a problem with the memory.
Hobbit Feet
02-01-2017
Originally Posted by Nakatomi:
“Burgh autocorrect changed surrogate to Mrs! Still overjoyed though.”

and unluckily for you it took you just over the edit time to realise

because obviously as you previously posted that your wife had a hysterectomy when she was young, you couldn't possibly have meant to say 'mrs'
LakieLady
02-01-2017
Originally Posted by Smithy1204:
“Started the most amazing job.
Lost said job because of my health.
Was sectioned under the Mental Health Act twice. And discharged yesterday.

Unexpected year.”

Wow, that's tough. Hope this year is kinder to you.
Nakatomi
02-01-2017
Originally Posted by Hobbit Feet:
“and unluckily for you it took you just over the edit time to realise

because obviously as you previously posted that your wife had a hysterectomy when she was young, you couldn't possibly have meant to say 'mrs'”

It took me much longer to realise - it was only when I came back to read the full thread.

But yes, we're very happy.
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