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I agree @debrasue . No one has it all.
When I was infertile I wanted kids. Now I want a free babysitter as I get no time to myself. Other than typing on here and shopping.
No one seems to have it all. That's life.
Like Eddie espressed contentment is the key. Once that choice is taken away it can be very hard to deal with.
My life is looking like the opposite I used to have. I had extreme high levels of money and loneliness with workaholic as a nickname.
Now at home excessive long periods and hubby and toddler for company. Come september little one will be at nursery 2.5 days. Time for adult life. No cartoons or having to stop my life every few minutes.
Then following september I want to go back to uni. Hoping for a sponsor.
This will only work if I keep personal bills in it's place. Companies get greedy and can get silly.
Bigger the family and family home - bigger the bills.
I feel a novice in this department. I just try my best. Hopefully it works to my advantage. Maybe?
 
From what I've learned of you so far, I think you'll succeed with bells on! You're strong and determined, you face life head-on, deal with the challenges, and then brush yourself down and move on, And you never lose your sense of humour.
That's a winning combination, my friend!
 
Evening all. Don't know how to post photos, pity cos I've had a big bunch of flowers from interflora with happy birthday balloon & another charm from my daughter for the braclet she bought me before, the charm is heart shaped with Mom on the front & back but the O is heart shaped in a pink stone on both sides. It's beautiful. Went for short walk & Ive been naughty!! Oops I bought a choux cake with cream inside! But they come in box of 2! Never mind tasted great but didn't take long to eat sadly
 
I'm gonna feel a bit lost after midnight as our son jets off to China to work for the next 2 months

They grow up far too quickly don't they or is it that I'm aging fast lol
 

Belated greets x
 
Cumberland said:
I'm gonna feel a bit lost after midnight as our son jets off to China to work for the next 2 months

They grow up far too quickly don't they or is it that I'm aging fast lol
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They do grow up too quickly, Cumbs, and I don't like it one little bit! My son lives in Nottingham, which is way too far away for my liking, so I can't imagine how I'd feel about China... That's the other side of the world !!
At least it's only for two months, though, and there's always FaceTime...
Hugs x
 
Sounds as if you're having a nice day, Maureen - I'm very glad to hear it!
Hugs x
 
I believe that there is someone out there for everyone , its just knowing where to look. I met Ron on a computer dating site.
 
@ickihun , @debrasue, @Cumberland. Yes I'm having lazy day, was in agony this morning, pain every where, use cream & pain killers, feel much better, had pressie, flowers, cake, relaxing watching film & contemplating a small glass red wine with diet lemonade, really I fancy a g&t!!!! Hope your all well, & for those that arnt hope you get well soon (hugs) to everyone
 
Silly me forgot to say thanks to everyone for birthday wishes x
 

If it all goes well for him he might extend his stay for up to a year or he might come back

It's something I would not do on my own I'd be way too scared
 
Cumberland said:
If it all goes well for him he might extend his stay for up to a year or he might come back

It's something I would not do on my own I'd be way too scared
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Then you've obviously done a great job in bringing him up to be so outgoing and confident! Although I understand exactly where you're coming from, it's an incredible opportunity for a young lad and you should be very proud of him. There's lots his age who are content to just draw benefits, or flip burgers for a living...
Well done, Cumbs - he sounds like a real credit to you!
 
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Thank you Deb x
 
Cumberland said:
If it all goes well for him he might extend his stay for up to a year or he might come back

It's something I would not do on my own I'd be way too scared
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It's not easy when they leave/go away I'm still lost now my daughters gone, & she's only 30mins drive away, they have their life & they don't always think about how we worry, when I think back I up & left in less than a week!! Didn't know exactly where I was going or walking into when I went to Iran, when I think of my parents now, given the time agsin I wouldn't have left my parents, but they need to spread their wings. & exsperience new things, not easy for us parents but I bet he's got a good head on his shoulders, he'll appreciate you more when he returns, children are only loaned to us, don't stress he'll be ok.
 
I've had my work out this morning. I have just spent 30 minutes hand washing a wool and angora jacket. It weighs a ton in water. I haven't got much energy left after trying to squeeze the water out of it before hanging it out to dry. I'm exhausted . Squash this afternoon. Just going out to get a few more plants and compost for my tubs. Have a good day all
 
Sable_Jan said:
@Robinredbreast met her man friend at the hospital and wasn't even 'looking'....if it's meant to be it happens...
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I met my babies daddy at Victoria (my name) train station when he had returned from Sunderland (my origin) v chelsea football match. it seemed fate.
His illness is getting on top of me lately. I need to meet 'the girls' more often.
Tuesday morning coffee has been working a treat but son's illness suspended it. Went yesterday and we had a few laughs.
 
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