I wanted their first suggestion Alfie John, but they went off it and I've been told no amount of begging will get me anywhere...
I like Brendan, though. I've just looked it up - from Brendanus, the Latinized form of the Irish name Bréanainn which was derived from a Welsh word meaning "prince".
She had a shower and a hearty meal after her waters broke and she's trying to get some shut eye at the moment. She's nowhere near established labour yet.
Thanks for all your best wishes folks, much appreciated. If we could collectively send some vibes for her to have a wee snooze and then get going good a proper, even better! When I saw her at 8am this she looked exhausted already, bless her.
And I don't think I'll ever recover from losing my dogs, John. There'll always be a hole that they used to occupy.
Sometimes pets can be more of a life anchor for some people.
Not everyone has children, not everyone has a nice family, not everyone has a nice life.
I'm sorry for your your loss John, but I'm also sorry for my own.
I adored my dogs so much, I thought they smelled nice even even they were wet.
Everyone is entitled to grieve, whatever their loss. Sometimes grieving isn't about death, but some other loss. Trying to tell people how you grieve is unhealthy.
There is no pecking order to grief. It's a process we all go through in our own ways.
M4, I keep looking at your profile and your face is familiar, but I'm not making the connection yet. Somewhere in my memory...it'll all come flooding out at some point.
Harbal, my daughter tells me the vegan white chocolate buttons are to die for, but I've not much of a sweet tooth myself. I was referring to other kinds of buttons.
You cited The Sun for information about Sharia law in the UK...?
You deserve showering with rotten vegetables for that, Gal.
The Sun aims for a maximum reading age of 13 years old, not exceeding a vocabulary of 300 words. It's like consulting Enid Blighton about biochemistry, only with a bit more pizazz.
I have an urge to write you an essay about the UK, but I don't have time right now. Suffice it to say, the propaganda you're falling for is working a treat - it means you're distracted from the issues our governments don't want us to look at.
We are being primed to link violence with Islam, but we should be looking at the link between violence and violence.
I have already talked about the thread topic, Gal.
You accused me of labelling you and then I wanted to talk about that. You are avoiding answering, but of course you can't. I didn't label you - that idea, interestingly, came from yourself.
Prejudice didn't even come into my mind when I posted. Incongruance did, however.
No, I don't agree with your statements about change in the UK. The reality is that with each new influx of immigrants since the 1950's, the UK stays remarkably the same in terms of it's propaganda and hostility. It's just the target which changes.
I suspect your friend is having the same problem with the mobi site blogs access that I am, Merc.
The replies are cut in half, so you can only read half of each line of writing. No amount of clicking on the replies, turning my phone sideways, or any other jiggery pokery results in seeing the replies in their entirety.
Grandson on the way...
I think you might be close to the weight Track, but you've only left her 20 minutes to get him out.