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rainbow kirby wrote: »Still eating my way through all the bloody chocolate! :eek:
Oh I know that feeling, still have most of a gigantic toblerone left :eek: I feel enough of a pig as it is after the mince pies and the pudding
nice! I got a new coat toorainbow kirby wrote: »Mostly got money from people, spent it all in the sales. Got a gorgeous red military coat in Next which I absolutely love, few other bits too.
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I've pretty much made an executive decision to try and just scoff the rest of my chocolate tomorrow and be done with it, so I can get back to normal healthy eating when I go back to work on Tuesday. Of course, it helps that by lunchtime tomorrow I'll have run over 50 miles in the week leading up to thatOh I know that feeling, still have most of a gigantic toblerone left :eek: I feel enough of a pig as it is after the mince pies and the pudding 0 -
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I'm very near the end of my chocolate stash...I only have chocolate coins left now!:eek:
My arm is wrecked from carrying around a screaming baby all last night. Those things are so heavy!! But I have loads of books arriving tomorrow hopefully
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For the giggles;
Christmas present list 2010, from:
Mom: A really nice scarf, winter hat and fingerless woolly gloves
Dad: Japanese beer, and money (he knew I'd be broke after Christmas)
Brother: A bear themed onesie. Yes, yes he did. Publicly embarrassing but privately I love it :P
Work: A hairdressing set, 2 hairbands, and a set of hair clips with pretty colored bows on them. And a comb which I now carry EVERYWHERE. Am I really that obvious?!0 -
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I had an ironic xmas week. Tore ligaments in my foot then got runners as a gift. It's as if the universe was laughing at me :P Apart from that I got some nice tight fitting tops to keep me warm 0 -
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Yes it was a good Christmas.
Presents? I got one - a book voucher for Easons. But that's not what Christmas is about (anymore) in our family.
It's about trying to spend time with each other. I'm estranged from my mother (as is my Dad), so him and I spent a week together. It was great! And, at one stage, my two brothers dropped in, and we went for a movie.
I'm in the process of moving apartment - my Dad helped out, and my brother took away some of my stuff to store in his house.
During the week, myself and Dad went for a walk to the shops. I was walking on the footpath with my Dad to my left and the road to my right. Then Dad reminded me that "the male usually walks beside the road"!
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deirdre_dub wrote: »Yes it was a good Christmas.
Presents? I got one - a book voucher for Easons. But that's not what Christmas is about (anymore) in our family.
It's about trying to spend time with each other. I'm estranged from my mother (as is my Dad), so him and I spent a week together. It was great! And, at one stage, my two brothers dropped in, and we went for a movie.
I'm in the process of moving apartment - my Dad helped out, and my brother took away some of my stuff to store in his house.
During the week, myself and Dad went for a walk to the shops. I was walking on the footpath with my Dad to my left and the road to my right. Then Dad reminded me that "the male usually walks beside the road"!
I feel cared for.
That's lovely, see that's what Xmas should be about. I love giving presents but this Xmas was all about being around family and the ones I love! Never went out once since I finnished work. Spent the three days around Xmas with my parents which I enjoyed so much. Then spent the next three with my GF which is so rare because of our lifestyles and the fact that we still keep our kids separate from the relationship and have had my kids now since NYE. Couldn't be happier and more content if I tried really. Probably the best Xmas I have ever had.0 -
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deirdre_dub wrote: »Yes it was a good Christmas.
Presents? I got one - a book voucher for Easons. But that's not what Christmas is about (anymore) in our family.
It's about trying to spend time with each other. I'm estranged from my mother (as is my Dad), so him and I spent a week together. It was great! And, at one stage, my two brothers dropped in, and we went for a movie.
I'm in the process of moving apartment - my Dad helped out, and my brother took away some of my stuff to store in his house.
During the week, myself and Dad went for a walk to the shops. I was walking on the footpath with my Dad to my left and the road to my right. Then Dad reminded me that "the male usually walks beside the road"!
I feel cared for.
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Haha no never, more thinking the parents than myself. I was strictly a selection box kinda kid. I've just been eating oranges the last few days and they were a lovely option after all the chocolate.
I was kind of thinking that you are not that old It was so much easier to blame it on Them. It was bleakly depressing to think that They were Us. If it was Them, then nothing was anyone's fault. If it was us, what did that make Me? After all, I'm one of Us. I must be. I've certainly never thought of myself as one of Them. No one ever thinks of themselves as one of Them. We're always one of Us. It's Them that do the bad things.
Terry Pratchet
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