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Dione .
I must have been on the same wave lenghth as you ,
i also thought when listening to the Beatles ( group) on the radio that they were actually inside the radio , drums, guitars mikes the lot .

sad i know



Karen

Giggling over Angie and Susanwithnumbers. Oh what a start to the day:))) Two village idiots:)))

Sue xx

Edit - time goes along at an alarming rate:( And I always thought my dad would be there.

Hehehehe Angie.....thought I had best help you out LOL...tis all true though :-)))))

Edit....I expect if we had both met up at the time we would have been in competition as the village idiots lol

When you get older time goes so much quicker.

Now thATi THINK OF IT...WAS JUST TELLING sUEm THE OTHER NIGHT THAT WHEN i WAS 9/10 ( yES i KNOW i SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER)...i WAS IN A SHOP AND SAW A POT OF VANISHING CREAM ( Sorry caps lock and am not about to type again soooo put up with it or don't read :-)))))

The pot of cream cost 2/- ( 10p to those who weren't about then or too thick to calculate -))) so I bought it with my last penny.....and guess what!...It didn't work!...I didn't vanish and was most disappointed.....I so wanted to play tricks on others with invisibilty...sigh!

Awww Angie.....sorry:)))) Can't help it:))))))) Did you ever ask their names:))))

Sue xx

I believe that we've all got a special Angel. Mine is called Raff. Short for Raphael.

It's the guy that keeps having to say *mind the gap* on the Underground I feel sorry for :0)

Angie don't listen to 'em.

You're not alone.

My daughter insists on getting up close to the atm and saying thankyou to the lickle man inside when he hands over the notes.

Although, she is only 6.

Mmm.

Maria x

Angie.....come on:))) Not laughing....really I'm not:))))

Sue xx

I always believed,

and still do believe,

in love and truth and hope and angels

and 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th chances.

Silly auld fool that I am

Maria xxx

lmaoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

im not laughing at you angie hehe honestly hun that is brilliant x
xxxxx

Haven't read any of the thread I am afraid Sue...just your last post...which I disagree with :-)))

I stopped believing in professionals at the age of 19....when my mother died because of them ( long story ).. since then I have questioned every single one of them who have ever come into my life...and only a handful have proved to be worth their salt.....sorry...a debates worth I know :-))


It does Rose!...as long as the glasses are on, and what a great time it is whilst it lasts :-))

I thought that wisdom came with age. I now know that's not true!

I think we tend to get cynical about professionals when we get older. Just reading a newspaper can cause that.

Sue xx

I remember when I was about five, I reckoned being sixteen or so would be fantastic because it seemed so grown up. Then when I got to sixteen, all I got was mountains of GCSE homework and coursework to do and, naturally, that was when I started thinking, "Wouldn't it be great to be 5 again?"!

I also used to completely trust what doctors told me when I was smaller, but - as I've got older - I've got a lot more cynical. Half of the time, whatever's wrong with me, I feel like they think everybody who walks through the door is making their illness up and I've also come to realise that I think my GP is a bit hopeless (which is not an idea that you tend to have when you're smaller).

I believed that love would conquer all....

GRABS MY FIREMAN
HOLDS ON TIGHT REAL TIGHT lol xx

Sue cause its your birthday in September doesn't mean you can have that fireman, lol.

mines in June
but when i seen Mr September
i though all my birthdays had come at once