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Trivial things that make you happy - Part 3 - The Happyning
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I read that firstly as new candle Justine. I thought you named your candles.HildaOgdenx wrote: »New candle just lit. Gorgeous.
It got me thinking about all the things in my home I have named. I call the clothes horse Trojan because it's just a cheapy Argos yoke but does trojan work because I always fill every line on it and it hasn't broken yet. I call my kitchen The Red Light District, not for any sexy reasons, but just because I have a red microwave, toaster and kettle. I call the cabinet where my plates and bowls are Duck Egg Central because they are all duck egg colour. I call the washing machine The Veteran because it's seventeen years old and still going strong. And I call the chest freezer The Cadet because it's only a few months old and is directly across from the The Veteran so I like to imagine that he gives The Cadet advice on how to survive for a long time.
I am very odd but at least I amuse myself.0 -
Wayne Jarvis wrote:I read that firstly as new candle Justine. I thought you named your candles.
Just about to light Barbara here. 0 -
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Wayne Jarvis wrote: »It got me thinking about all the things in my home I have named. I call the clothes horse Trojan because it's just a cheapy Argos yoke but does trojan work because I always fill every line on it and it hasn't broken yet.
I am very odd but at least I amuse myself.
A Trojan Clothes' Horse? How many Greek soldiers can you fit in it? :pac:Deleted User wrote: »Wick ed...�� 0 -
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Wayne Jarvis wrote: »I read that firstly as new candle Justine. I thought you named your candles.
It got me thinking about all the things in my home I have named. I call the clothes horse Trojan because it's just a cheapy Argos yoke but does trojan work because I always fill every line on it and it hasn't broken yet. I call my kitchen The Red Light District, not for any sexy reasons, but just because I have a red microwave, toaster and kettle. I call the cabinet where my plates and bowls are Duck Egg Central because they are all duck egg colour. I call the washing machine The Veteran because it's seventeen years old and still going strong. And I call the chest freezer The Cadet because it's only a few months old and is directly across from the The Veteran so I like to imagine that he gives The Cadet advice on how to survive for a long time.
I am very odd but at least I amuse myself.
Maybe I will, from now on. 0 -
New Home wrote:A Trojan Clothes' Horse? How many Greek soldiers can you fit in it?
I want to know where Helen is *bites nails really fast in anticipation* 0 -
HildaOgdenx wrote: »
Maybe I will, from now on.
You could name them after some bright spark or an ol flame.
Oh, or Ruby Wax
Just thought of another one...
Joe Wicks :pac:0 -
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This time with style wrote: »I got a 6 pack tayto variety pack and there was an extra smokey bacon in the bag. This happened around a month ago aswell and it was smokey bacon that time too. Result! 
I'd be raging if that happened me. Smokey bacon is such a dad flavour!
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Deleted User wrote:I'd be raging if that happened me. Smokey bacon is such a dad flavour!
Cheese and onion is my favourite, with smokey bacon second. I'm not really a fan of salt and vinegar but I'd eat any crisp all the same 0 -
Deleted User wrote: »I'd be raging if that happened me. Smokey bacon is such a dad flavour!
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Deleted User wrote:Yeah to be more specific, old men and/or dads. Even young fathers - the minute they become dad's they start craving smokey bacon crisps!
Not true BB. I'll always be a cheese and onion man plus I also liked smokey bacon when I was a whippersnapper *looks in the mirror in denial. I'm not old* :pac: 0 -
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I found a top up voucher in the cover of my phone. Two months old it was. Figured I used it already and must have dispatched it into cover rather than litter.
Tried it anyway and turns out it worked
Sometimes I get credit in advance, just to be prepared, and I must have forgotten about this voucher the previous time I topped up :pac:0 -
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In a clothes shop today, for the first time in months. Saw a nice top on a sale rail, but it didn't seem to be marked down. I thought it might have been left there by mistake so was all set to pay full price.
Took it to the till and it was less than half price. 0 -
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HildaOgdenx wrote: »In a clothes shop today, for the first time in months. Saw a nice top on a sale rail, but it didn't seem to be marked down. I thought it might have been left there by mistake so was all set to pay full price.
Took it to the till and it was less than half price.
This happened me today buying a new tracksuit bottom for my son.
€12 I got off.To thine own self be true
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Two of my favorite people came to visit today, they always lift my spirits, my little nephew has gotten so big, when he came in first he walking around looking for me calling my name
and when I came down then he ran into my arms and gave me a hug 
and then I was holding my little niece who is 3 months old now and was making kissy noises and at first she was just staring intently at me as if to say "what in the name of god is this fella at o_O" and then she started smiling up at me . 0 -
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A school teacher in Kildare is putting maths etc grinds online ,free!
Makes me happy that kids who cant afford grinds are given a level playing field like this.
I like that one
My TH is that someone put something online, perhaps at first glance ostensibly for props or kudos - without actually having to do anything irl - but it actually entails doing good rather than hashtagging V Signalling crap...
I hope that counts as my own TH :pac:
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