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Hi all hope your all well, I'm ok. Don't know why but not very motivated today, must be having an off day. Maybe talk later. Have good day everyone
 
doolallylady said:
Hi folks, hope it's a good one all round.

I'm not feeling too good today, we had a phone call this morning telling us 1 of our nieces had died yesterday. I'm so sad about it. It is less than a year since my sister-in-law (her Mum) lost her husband (hubby's brother), in her words, she's devastated and heartbroken. So if I'm not doing much joining in today, please excuse me.
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So sorry to hear this @doolallylady
A big hug.
 
Cumberland said:
It's a lovely part of the world up there in Northumberland

Chillingham I think is supposed to be the most haunted place in Britain
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I won't be going within 100 miles of it, then - I am the world's biggest wuss when it comes to that sort of thing. Had a dreadful time of it when I was a kid, living in a very dodgy 300-year-old house! :eek:
 
doolallylady said:
Hi folks, hope it's a good one all round.

I'm not feeling too good today, we had a phone call this morning telling us 1 of our nieces had died yesterday. I'm so sad about it. It is less than a year since my sister-in-law (her Mum) lost her husband (hubby's brother), in her words, she's devastated and heartbroken. So if I'm not doing much joining in today, please excuse me.
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So sorry to hear this Karen, sending you massive hugs.
 
@debrasue - All the more reason for me wanting to go and visit Chillingham - it's really dark, gloomy and eerie inside I loved it, and there is a big book with all the things that have happened over the centuries to the people who had lived there. :)
 
Sounds like just my cup of tea too William, I love a good ghost story! PS like the new avatar too, you're looking very relaxed
 
@Diamum5972 - Thank You and I too Barbara love Horror Movies, the bloody and gory the better. And haunted houses too, we have Ghost Walks throughout the City and quite a few Pubs here in York that are supposed to be haunted. When I was in Nursing (years ago) and did Night Duty on my own I always hoped I would see the ghost of a lady in Victorian Dress who "stalked" the ward's at night - never did. The hospital was built in 1890's and was very gothic.
 
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I'm up at big sister's house. Had a lovely dinner and been out in the garden playing with Bo and her ball. She's knackered out now after a long run around. Still sunny and bright but chilly now. I will log on later when I get home.:)
 
liam1955 said:
@debrasue - All the more reason for me wanting to go and visit Chillingham - it's really dark, gloomy and eerie inside I loved it, and there is a big book with all the things that have happened over the centuries to the people who had lived there. :)
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Diamum5972 said:
Sounds like just my cup of tea too William, I love a good ghost story! PS like the new avatar too, you're looking very relaxed
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:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: Love you to bits, but you are both nuts!!
 
liam1955 said:
@Diamum5972 - Thank You and I too Barbara love Horror Movies, the bloody and gory the better. And haunted houses too, we have Ghost Walks throughout the City and quite a few Pubs here in York that are supposed to be haunted. When I was in Nursing (years ago) and did Night Duty on my own I always hoped I would see the ghost of a lady in Victorian Dress who "stalked" the ward's at night - never did. The hospital was built in 1890's and was very gothic.
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Horror movies? :eek: Oh noooo!!!
The last one I watched was The Exorcist in 1974 and my GP put me on Valium because I was such a basket-case afterwards! I couldn't even go into our flat on my own once it got dark - I was convinced there was something dreadful lurking up there, so I sat outside and waited until my ex got home from work. (Told you I was a wuss.)
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debrasue said:
Horror movies? :eek: Oh noooo!!!
The last one I watched was The Exorcist in 1974 and my GP put me on Valium because I was such a basket-case afterwards! I couldn't even go into our flat on my own once it got dark - I was convinced there was something dreadful lurking up there, so I sat outside and waited until my ex got home from work. (Told you I was a wuss.)
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95% horror and that's not all of them. They're in my bedroom as I watched them as I'm drifting off to sleep
 
The other half made me chuckle tonight. He told me after he'd finished his dinner that he was ADA.
I thought about it for a bit and then, mystified, said, "What's ADA?"
"After-Dinner Appreciative!" he chortled.
:p
 
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