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@*Sian wrote:
@dee wrote:
@*Sian wrote:
@dee wrote:
@*Sian wrote:
@dee wrote:
Awwww what did you call him? 8)
Charlie. He was 2 weeks early and 7lb 12. Getting him weighed today so that’ll be interesting ! :lol:
Aww the same name as my eldest 8)
:shock: 7lb 12 at 2 weeks early?? Imagine if you’d gone full term :shock: :lol:
It’s nice to hear you’re happy anyhow.
Take care xx
Hmm, I know, they kept saying right throughout he was a big un, I was crappin! Anyhow, he now weighs a respectable 18lb 8 and 21 weeks, think i’ll change his name to pudge!!!
Thanks Sian xx I see your life is as colourful as ever :wink:
@*Sian wrote:
@dee wrote:
Wooooooooo I am way behind here… when did you have a sprog?? :lol: :shock: I’m glad you had a lovely time… I too like scotland but spent most my time bonking 8)
:lol: :lol: Honeymoon baby Sian :lol: he’s five months now.
What a fantastic time was had by all 8) . We stayed at Inveruglas on Loch Lomond and it was bloody marvellous! Full view of the Loch from our terrace, magnificant view of huge mountains from kitchen window. Visited Inverary, Oban, Balloch, Stirling and Helensburgh (only for the Co-op!). Drove through various other places such as Luss and I’ll be buggered if I can remember the others! But oh my, by far the best bit is getting to these places, the scenery is breath taking. I’ve been to Scotland many times, but it still amazes me. Mary, think I passed your wigwams too! And everytime we drove past Firkin Point I chuckled!! Passed the De Vere one as well lucky, don’t think they would have took too kindly to the little un and his weaning :lol: .
It’s a far cry from the holidays I used to have BC (before child :lol: ), but ordering Haggis from a restaurant to take away was interesting :lol: . Went to the Oyster Bar on Loch Fyne, timed it so little one didn’t need feeding…..yeah, right. Anyway, we survived, so did the other diners I think! Oh, seen Lorne in the supermarket as well, and I’ll be buggered if I could remember what it was?!?!?! Just remember there was a post once. Anyway, enough of food, I put on bloody 8lbs in a week :lol:
There was so many things to see, so little time. But above all, relaxing, peaceful and beautiful.
@sunny wrote:
@fastcars wrote:
@pats wrote:
@sunny wrote:
Right here goes 3As 4Bs and the rest Cs
Oh and a E in RE to witch she is gutted about :roll: :roll:F00k nos where she gets it from tant me lol but im proud as punch
Cheers all Does make me regret some times not doing well at school
Then the thought gos and i think na im great as i am lol lol :wink:
she got her looks from you sunny. :wink:
Is her daughter an ugly dwarf as well… :shock: :shock: :shock:
FAST dont be daft how can she be a ugly dwarf as well YOU aint her dad :wink: :twisted:
Classic :lol:
@sunny wrote:
Carnt remember what being single was like been with the c00nt that long lol
Sunny l loves ya :lol:
ouch :lol: biatch
Congrats on all the exam results btw xx
Both being single and in a relationship have there good and bad points. I settled don when I was quite young and subsequntely we drifted apart after 7 years. After that I spent the next seven years working and playing hard. It was great 8) I counted it as the best time of my life, great career, decent salary, nice home, nice car, 2 hols a year etc etc. But sometimes it could be so lonely. I hid behind a ‘I have all this’ mentality, ‘I don’t need anyone in my life’. Then along came hubby and bambino and the rest they say is history. Wouldn’t change my seven years that I was single, but wouldn’t wish to go back to them.
@matty wrote:
i’m sure thats not the case, don’t beleive anyone would disown thier own children without a very good reason to why
Quite a controversial reply for you matty
As if I would suck on a whole one young lady. I used to bite a bit off and put it againt my cheek and suck :roll:
