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What made you smile/frown/mad/sad/cry today-thread for all your emotional needs! V4
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Draft one of valentine's story finished. He'd better like it!
That sounds so lovely, i'm not creative enough for a story.
In fairness, my valentines day involves waiting for him to come home to me! LOL Boyfriend will be arriving onn wednesday so that will be our valentines day!
I'm planning on cooking him chicken, stuffed with stuffing and other lovely things with roasties and potatoes. Mainly cos he complains about the spuds in Newcastle, secondly, because I freaking love potatoes!!
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The Lovely Muffin wrote: »I was looking at Rome, is it very religious and is it expensive?
Neither of us are religious at all.
No, just the Vatican, so just don't go there!
Not religious at all really in the rest of the city, just filled with history. It's not too expensive, it's touristy so the really touristy areas are a bit expensive for some things but it's not that bad, and definitely worth seeing. I didn't spend much there really.Storminateacup wrote: »Goddamnit Id have loved to have done amsterdam before Ava was born -- now I wouldn't. Because I'm a momma and we don't do those kind of trips. Besides my fiancé and me would have entirely different plans on what to do in Amsterdam. He's a lot more sophisticated than I.
Amsterdam isn't just about getting stoned off your face in a coffee shop for a weekend, there's the gorgeous canals, parks, pancake places, lovely food in general, Heineken brewery, museums, shopping...being a "momma" doesn't mean you can't have fun as far as I know
I've been there twice in my lovely kidless state and still haven't set foot in any of those coffee shops and never intend to. It's like people saying there's nothing to do in Vegas but drink and gamble. *Exasperated sigh* 0 -
Yes thanks but I'm well aware there's more to amsterdam than those coffee shops, hence mentioning himself having a different idea to Amsterdam than me. Tbh personally if I did go to amsterdam it wouldn't have been for the scenery or the tulips. Because I'm not childless obviously that's not an option anymore - but if I did go -- that's what I'd be going for.No, just the Vatican, so just don't go there! Not religious at all really in the rest of the city, just filled with history. It's not too expensive, it's touristy so the really touristy areas are a bit expensive for some things but it's not that bad, and definitely worth seeing. I didn't spend much there really.
Amsterdam isn't just about getting stoned off your face in a coffee shop for a weekend, there's the gorgeous canals, parks, pancake places, lovely food in general, Heineken brewery, museums, shopping...being a "momma" doesn't mean you can't have fun as far as I know I've been there twice in my lovely kidless state and still haven't set foot in any of those coffee shops and never intend to. It's like people saying there's nothing to do in Vegas but drink and gamble. *Exasperated sigh*0 -
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Ah right, I never really got into that whole scene so it would just never even occur to me to dedicate an entire trip abroad to it.
Friends of mine go about 3 times year just to smoke and other stuff. Eh sure they do that here every weekend too
I'm mad for museums and culture, but I would also take a stroll through the red light district and see a show :pac:0 -
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Princess Peach wrote: »Friends of mine go about 3 times year just to smoke and other stuff. Eh sure they do that here every weekend too
I'm mad for museums and culture, but I would also take a stroll through the red light district and see a show :pac:
We went to see a sex show on a Monday night, the last one of the night. There was more of a show in the front row than on the stage, HILarious, I love Amsterdam!
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WesternNight wrote: »Not much love for me so far *sniffle*
And to think I gave ye cake in the first post!
You are top of mine!
Doubled the number of dresses that I own today - I now own 2 :P Also got a lovely Saville Row shirt for €20
Wrecked now, but pretty happy after the day!0 -
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I've been there twice in my lovely kidless state and still haven't set foot in any of those coffee shops and never intend to. It's like people saying there's nothing to do in Vegas but drink and gamble. *Exasperated sigh*
theres also guns, the m&m store, shows, on street stuff, bazillions of fireworks and all day breakfast buffets :pac:
Vegas be awesome, the Fremont Street light show is worth seeing alone
and the nightclubs, sweet jesus, club xs in the Wynn hotel has a swimming pool in it
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Storminateacup wrote: »True dat but with a baby in the middle of the bed that's not going to be as fun as Sundays should be. Bowling or going for a walk thru slieve blooms or it's too bad they don't have those giant adventure centres with the coloured balls
for adults
You know I'd say you could open one of those kids things with ball pits, slides, swings, rope bridges, all that stuff for kids, and open purely for adults, and make a bomb, my nephew had his last birthday in one of them and I was volunteered to keep an eye on some of the kids, had a friggin blast :pac:0 -
I've never fully gotten over Peter Pan leaving Galway. They said they were coming back...You know I'd say you could open one of those kids things with ball pits, slides, swings, rope bridges, all that stuff for kids, and open purely for adults, and make a bomb, my nephew had his last birthday in one of them and I was volunteered to keep an eye on some of the kids, had a friggin blast :pac:
I miss the ballpit. And the Coca Cola slide. (aka the scariest thing you could do as a kid; kind of like saying as an adult that you bungee-jumped into shark-infested waters). 0 -
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FouxDaFaFa wrote: »
I miss the ballpit. And the Coca Cola slide. (aka the scariest thing you could do as a kid; kind of like saying as an adult that you bungee-jumped into shark-infested waters).
It was! I remember when I was about 8 going and sitting on the edge about 5 times and wussing out, the sixth time the supervisor, after about 30 seconds of me sitting there frozen in terror, went "off with you so!" and shoved me over the edge. Twas marvellous.0 -
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Fancy some cake? :P 
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