La.de.da wrote: » No a woman or a man would like my bedroom. Do you like stuff to colour coordinate?
Eamondomc wrote: » With eight of us my mother had no time for pets, though we are very close, but that's because I still live on the family land and farm it, I think she sees me as following on from the old man. I was his pet, he always brought me with him when he was going anywhere and when he needed a hand at home I got kept off school. Can you visualise your life now if someone passed was still in it and how different things might be if they were still here?
[Deleted User] wrote: » My mam has dementia so she isn't with me anymore. She's alive but not my mammy because of that bàstàrd illness. If she was well then everything would be so much better. My dad would be delighted, Christmas would be Christmas again, we'd go for our little shopping trips, I would share my experiences with her, I'd have my anchor back. There is another way of looking at it though. Not having her meant I found out that the only anchor you have in life is yourself. Nobody else will prop you up. Sure there are people who support you and love you but ultimately contentment rests with yourself. I miss her everyday but not having her gave me an inner resilience I didn't have before. Same question to you
everlast75 wrote: » My mam passed away 3 weeks ago but it hasn't sunk in yet so I don't know if that counts. Do you have to wear certain clothes to work?
Deleted User wrote: » My mam has dementia so she isn't with me anymore. She's alive but not my mammy because of that bàstàrd illness. If she was well then everything would be so much better. My dad would be delighted, Christmas would be Christmas again, we'd go for our little shopping trips, I would share my experiences with her, I'd have my anchor back. There is another way of looking at it though. Not having her meant I found out that the only anchor you have in life is yourself. Nobody else will prop you up. Sure there are people who support you and love you but ultimately contentment rests with yourself. I miss her everyday but not having her gave me an inner resilience I didn't have before. Same question to you
Eamondomc wrote: » I don't. Sorry about your mam. It does take a while for things like that to sink in and I hope your fond memories help and make it easier to cope. I still think of the old fella and what he would think on things I'm doing on the farm even yet, and he's yonks dead, and my twin brother as well everytime I'm at something we used to do together. Not a sadness but just what they would make of things I've done at home and the way the world has changed. Where's the party tonight?
[Deleted User] wrote: » your house Eamondomc- so get craic'n on getting the place spic and span and filled with all sorts of good things- I think there's a lot of people here in need of a cheering up;) What time should we arrive and do you want red or white?
Eamondomc wrote: » I want whiskey please, I have a goodly supply of vino in all colours and about 9 to arrive, I have to fodder and shower first. Will I get out my Brendan Shine collection?
73Cat wrote: » As long as you play Do You Want Your Old Lobby Washed down. My late Dad loved that one Are there some songs that are just too painful to listen to?
Lavinia wrote: » Nope what is it?
Caoimhgh1n wrote: » It decides who represents Sweden at the Eurovision Song Contest. Semi-Final 1 is on tonight. Do you watch Eurovision?
Lavinia wrote: » ah no, is it again 'that time of the year' :d))
La.de.da wrote: » Nah. Used to be a big deal when we were smaller. Are you all warm and cosy?
Caoimhgh1n wrote: » Not until May. I just happen to follow all things eurovision all year. As warm and cosy as you can be before you begin studying for stuff you're going to do terrible in. You?
La.de.da wrote: » I am. Fire going and wrapped up in a blanket. Have you any nice treats for yourself?
gramar wrote: » Loads there if I want them. I've never seen Austin Powers, am I missing anything?
everlast75 wrote: » Definitely. It has dated but is still hilarious in parts. Did you find Anchorman 2 an offence to mankind?
gramar wrote: » I thought the first was overhyped, the second was turned off halfway. Is Ted the Movie as bad as it gets?
[Deleted User] wrote: » Ted 2 is where it gets worse. Will you be attending any weddings this year?
73Cat wrote: » No invites so far! Can you believe the amount of people who don't enjoy weddings. What's not to love, day out minus kids usually, drink, feed of drink, music and a dance ?
gramar wrote: » Usually the thoughts of going are worse than the event. What's the difference between 'drink' and 'feed of drink'?
Eamondomc wrote: » Its getting drunk or staying sober or reasonably so anyway. I go with my big bro once a week and we only have 2 or 3 but we go out with our neighbours once a month and then we have a feed of the stuff, drunk night we call it. Last time you were drunk?
Caoimhgh1n wrote: » Never. Do you believe me?
gramar wrote: » Sure, you're 14 years old, it's hardly surprising. What makes the baby Jesus cry?
Caoimhgh1n wrote: » Not 14. Someone stealing his frankincense. What makes you cry?
gramar wrote: » Onions. Ever walked a tightrope or did the limbo?
Caoimhgh1n wrote: » I have attempted to do the limbo. Are you awfully unfit?
tomwaterford wrote: » I think I am at the min....been too busy lately Last time you were sunburnt
Miss Demeanour wrote: » When I was about 10. Which do you notice first....teeth or eyes?
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