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The SCREAM thread

Well don't that 'erm "lady"
 
If you want results send a woman
 
Scream , just looked in the fridge , the jelly set .. Delighted ... Never had a jelly set before going to stock up on this one x
 
Got back from Basingstoke a bit earlier, we went there to watch the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain at the Anvil (concert hall). Very enjoyable
 
**** pr*ck of a neighbour (2 doors down) thinks shouting out his window will stop dogs barking......other neighbour let pup out earlier for his weewees, (obvs realise mine have a bit of a chuff) dogs only did three woofs and he's bawling out the window at them and shut your f****ing dogs up (must've had a row with the wife) grrrr, wish he'd move....... No one else has ever had a problem......
Not just now....around half ten.....
 
Lol, shouting just encourages dogs to bark more
 
I'm out of the loop on getting kids to school but when did it get that the whole neighbourhood is affected . I had a 9am appointment with my nurse and to get to the surgery the first road I walk is a short private road ha ha. This road is blocked with cars with doors/boots wide open making it difficult to get passed (trees one side and single pavement on the other) mum's are getting kids out followed by scooters, crash helmets, coats bags pushchair for the other child and I'm stood like a Nelly waiting for clearance. Pass two cars, get held up again and so on, so my fifteen minute walk takes 25/30 mins then two pelican crossings which take forever to let me cross. The main road is choked on both sides with cars, groups of mums stood chatting Finally arrive at surgery and my blood pressure is raised but kind nurse gives me five minutes and does it again, 'normal' thank god. Why do kids need a car ride then a scooter ride for the 120 yards to the school gate? My kids walked the one and a half miles to school, they carried their own bags and scooters were reserved for free time after School, they didn't inconvienience anybody and it strengthened their arms to carry a bag it also gave them rosy cheeks & calmed them before lessons. My return walk was easier as all the cars have gone but we still have groups of mums blocking the pavement and they don't bother to move to let me pass. No more early morning appointments for me in term time it's too frustrating aaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhh
 
Bloody FIREWORKS.... Just a good job only Bligh is chuffing at them....other dogs barking at them..... Pretty, maybe, but so dam NOISY....
Still up and,as a result eaten cake and squirty cream and bag of crisps...cake bs friendly thank goodness and should get away with crisps...wondering if I dare go up to bed...or if next doors pup still needs to go pee.....trouble is they stay up late so dog goes out late....mine are well settled but get disturbed.....you know the rest....
 
Not had a good night have you? First the shouting neighbour and now CAKE CRISPS SQUIRTY CREAM sounds lovely. I have just eaten a slice of spam, four very small crackers & a piece of cheese and I wasn't even hungry, just because it was in the fridge and my eyes wandered. Hope your now tucked up in bed, and doggies settled. I'm off now too, really tired after being up at 7.30 not tomorrow though. Night Jan
 
Yes, tucked up in bed now....was sat ON it watching Great British Menu.....and other stuff playing Farm Heroes....heard next door's back door then a few woofy chuffs, legged it downstairs and stopped at kitchen gate as all went quiet.....waited, listened, neighbours light went out..came back up and made a brew, tucked myself in and now watching Warehouse 13...sleep soon though... Up early tomo for doggy walks
 
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