Happy M Day...

sorry manda, missed your post.
very merry, happy, content, loved up, yada yada yada :D

caron-a wrote:I've had such a lovely day. I didn't have chateaubriand but an anglais chicken (whatever that is?) carved at the table, lots of lovely veg, bumby, gravy, wine......

happy days :D

Yes I,ve had a lovely day too, although my Son does'nt live that far away dont get to see him that often, he's always working and I'm always working and we never seem to have the same time off. But it was great and I solved his problem on a birthday present for his girlfriend.

no i was being serious, the chicken sounded yummy.

amanda n wrote:no i was being serious, the chicken sounded yummy.

'twas indeed thank you :D

it's occurred to me that I use this :D and this :thumbup: a lot.
do the smilies you use say anything about you :?:

caron-a wrote:it's occurred to me that I use this :D and this :thumbup: a lot.
do the smilies you use say anything about you :?:

I use them quite a bit too, but for me its always a fear of being taken the wrong way and some-one taking offence so I always use LOL to lighten the mood. :lol: :oops: :evil: :shock: :twisted: :!:

amanda n wrote:mum's are't supposed to buy presents for off spring om mummys day, you should of bought them for her then she would of given you back the totally useless present you gave her :D i think

I did buy her a lovely pressy and spent the day with her. She then just bought me the goggles cos she loves me and could see how happy I would be if they were mine. My mum just has the knack of knowing what will put a smile on my face, apparently she can tell by the way I am stamping my feet and saying if I don't get them I'll squeam and squeam and squeam and squeam. :wink: :lol: :lol:

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