....just the attitude that the world needs at the moment!!!!!... Only thing missing from this load of bile is a Skull and Crossbone emoticon......how inconsiderate of CS not to have one....
I'll start with a few.........Kids walking to school, mobile shops, telly starting at 5.30 with only one channel, loose biscuits that did'nt have 4 different coverings before you got into them.....please feel free to continue the list!
...yes indeed...I am sure that once they reached Istanbul somebody was waiting to bring them across the border into Syria.....as they were so young though i think alarm bells should have rang in Gatwick.....
I just would have thought that 15 year olds would have needed consent forms signed by their parents....seemingly all three were only 15 and one managed to use her 17 year old sister's passport....
Most of us have probably seen one of the 'Nothing to Declare' type programmes on tv from time to time.....in a lot of instances it involves people having undeclared food or, of course, smuggling drugs......airport security always comes across as being very thorough....I just find it unbelievable that three young girls, supposedly only about 15 (one travelling on her sister's passport) were allowed to board a flight at Gatwick airport bound for Istanbul totally unaccompanied without any red flag being raised....?...all airport employees should, at this stage anyway, be aware that Turkey is a gateway to Syria......my goodness if you did not declare a sandwich you had in you luggage they would nearly arrest you!.... Anybody got any opinions on this?... Just wondering.....
....hi Chris....a few new people can't be a bad thing....it is'nt as easy as it seems to people like yourself who have been here for a while and everybody knows each other well and can joke and have a laugh.....new people should be encouraged to join in or would you prefer if the same people interacted just with each other the entire time?
i think that in the early stages of a relationship from dating to falling in love people are usually so blissfully happy that they only see the good points of the other person.....there are lots of romantic nights, weekends away etc so it is easy to always be in good form and we think that things are always going to be a bed of roses....it is only when, if the relationship develops further, real life takes over with, perhaps, mortgages, children, all sorts of responsibilities that the gloss can go off things a bit.....unfortunately when things go sour it is very often in our nature to think that it is the other person's fault and not anything to do with ourselves....jmo...
......no Chris.....my children knew exactly how sad i was......i was not bawling crying in front of them because i needed to be strong to comfort them......we spent many many hours talking about things afterwards......we cry and laugh together at every opportunity looking at old home videos that their dad was in.......we never forget him.....
always heard the story about the lady who met him at a party one night......anyway, she supposedly said to him "Mr Churchill you are excessively drunk!".... He replied " my dear lady...i may be drunk but you are ugly and i am going to be sober tomorrow"....
i will never forget the tears of my 4 children the day of their dad's funeral....he was only 36 and they were aged between 5 and 11..... I found it so difficult to cope with their pain......all i could do was stay strong for them so i tried my best not to make things worse for them by crying my heart out in front of them.....
....i know of a good few families living in a town near me who have 7/8/9 kids and whose parents have never worked......i must say the kids are not neglected in some ways in that they are the ones who always have the most expensive trainers and clothes, televisions in every room, mobile phones etc....their parents know that if the day ever came when their children might go to 3rd level the state will foot the bill for that as well..... As Tru and Molly said it was the norm long ago for families to have 10/12 children but people worked very, very hard to rear them......
not really looking for a solution as people have free will to do as they please.....its just that i dont think it is a healthy attitude to have as children need so much attention and encouragement it must be difficult to rear so many......i would just hope that they are not being used as a way of increasing the income into the home...jmo
I sometimes notice that people who can least afford to often have large families......i saw an article a few weeks ago about a lady in England who is expecting her 12th child at 32 year's of age with her 3rd partner....supposedly they have to rely on social welfare payments to live.....that is fair enough as it is not the children's fault but it must be virtually impossible to give the amount of attention and encouragement needed to so many young children.....do you think that there are some people who will do anything to get as much money from the state as possible without having to earn it themselves?....
Just to finish K (this phone is a nightmare!!)... sorry)...no, i just mean that there are so many temptations out there is it easier for the really goodlooking/fanciable to be tempted...
Just wondering if we are lucky enough to find our ideal fanciable man/woman who is gorgeous in every way......would we ever think that somebody better looking than ourselves would steal them away from us?..... After all, if we think they are gorgeous so will loads of other men/women.....
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bet you did'nt have that for long!!
RE: What do u like eating/cooking/baking ?
I know snook!!.... Often regretted that....probably would make more money working for a restaurant now but d'ont want any more bosses....ever!!!!!