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Unknown

Unknown Report 1 Jul 2005 16:34

It's quite obvious that the reason we are all online so often is because we can communicate with like-minded people. If my husband and sons were interested in my family tree, we would all be downstairs in the lounge looking through my files & folders. Mel has taken me to a meet and knows some members. He shows interest if I find something unusual out - more interested if its his family, of course. My sons just say 'so you found out he died in 1872? Big deal - you knew he was dead anyway!' nell

Unknown

Unknown Report 1 Jul 2005 16:37

Lynn - what does your hubby think now?? My hubby is ok really bless im - he's also got more or less soul charge of the remote. But l try not to spend so much time on here now and get on with my other hobbies, then l'm in the kitchen and can flit backwards and forwards from the lounge and the telly. l've been getting some emails recently about my surname,so this might get me interested again,in which case l'll be torn between the kitchen and the storeroom!!! jude sarf wales x just off now to see this Cluck Cluck!!!! lol

Unknown

Unknown Report 1 Jul 2005 16:41

Only yesterday, my husband said he didn't think I realised how much time I spend on my PC (mainly GR)! My answer was that I DO realise how long I spend on it, I just find it more interesting than housework, TV, reading, playing computer games, doing word puzzles, gossipping, etc. I don't think HE realises how much time he's wasted over the years being glued to every single sports programme that comes onto the TV! He's not so bad now, but that's only because he can now walk around with a portable radio stuck on his belt and headphones stuckin his ears. It's often impossible to talk to him because he's 'away' on some sports pitch or other. CB >|<

lynnchalmers70

lynnchalmers70 Report 1 Jul 2005 16:42

jude, steve thought we were all fine, he did expect us to get out the note pads and swap notes. LOL. i am glad that the husbands turned up also, as they too got an insight as why we like this site so much. think i might be able to persuade steve into geneology more if i concentrate on his tree. did you get your wedding outfit jude? how did you find the shops? were they ok? lynnxx

Len of the Chilterns

Len of the Chilterns Report 1 Jul 2005 17:21

Mary usually has the pc in the afternoons. My session is normally late at night and into the early hours. That way we don't get to squabble. I have heard that people with lots of friends, even pen friends, live longer than those with only relatives. Must compile some statistics and print them in my Snippets thread. len

lynnchalmers70

lynnchalmers70 Report 1 Jul 2005 18:58

sue, i put cluck on the gc board for you to see. pmsl. lynnxx

lynnchalmers70

lynnchalmers70 Report 1 Jul 2005 19:05

sue, the kid's left overs. she has left overs everyday. and the cat's don't get near, if they do she'll attack them. really enjoys her goumet meals. best fed chicken in britian. LOL lynnxx

***Julie*Ann***.sprinkling fairydust***

***Julie*Ann***.sprinkling fairydust*** Report 1 Jul 2005 19:07

mine winges but ironically he chats to people in america on yahoo and didnt see my complaint before, different for him!

Unknown

Unknown Report 1 Jul 2005 19:12

My hubby sounds remarkably similar to CB's (maybe something to do with IT men?) lol! Over the years, mine must have watched every single sports programme on the television. However - I do have an easygoing hubby and, as I've been ill, he is just happy for me to have an interesting hobby and friends to talk to. He came to the SOG Fair with me and has been to two meets, so I can't complain! Mandy :)

~ Oleander

~ Oleander Report 1 Jul 2005 19:18

Mostly my husband is OK with it....he is only just getting his around being able to talk to people from all over the world!!!! Jacquie xxxx

Purple **^*Sparkly*^** Diamond

Purple **^*Sparkly*^** Diamond Report 2 Jul 2005 03:07

Lynn- mine's the same, in fact, the other week he put me on 2hrs only parental control limit, for about three days.(It's his computer). All he does is the garden (with my direction as he hasn't a clue) and sleeps in the chair - and he is supposed to be my toy boy, 7 years younger than me! He toddles up to bed around 10.30 -11 pm having been asleep in the chair snoring since about 9 ish and then wonders why I need to communicate with more interesting people. Ho hum!! Me, get a life?

Deb Vancouver (18665)

Deb Vancouver (18665) Report 2 Jul 2005 04:28

Husband loves it - he has complete control of the family room TV! Solved the problem of sharing the computer - made the kids buy their own. Now we all have our own except hubby who doesn't need one as he has his TV! My daughter said 'who cares they're dead' hmmm....... When my sons friends come over I say 'well, I have to leave you now, I have to go and look for dead people' - leave him to explaine. Deb

dutch

dutch Report 3 Jul 2005 09:20

good morning to you all my husband dosnt mind as i bought him his own pc,so we can both go on the net mine is downstairs and his is up ,so we dont get on each others nerves.as im always on the genes site and he thinks im daft.have anice day joyce from holland

PolperroPrincess

PolperroPrincess Report 3 Jul 2005 09:37

At first mine was convinced I was having a fling on here.... Made him sit down and read some of the threads and now he is always asking how certain people are!! Bev x

**Claire*

**Claire* Report 3 Jul 2005 09:53

My fiance doesnt think anything of it he completely understands!! He is a big movie person and spends hours on the movie websites talking to 'strangers' about movies he likes dislikes etc and the pros and cons and about different actors and actresses!! So he is just like me just with a different topic of conversation!! xx

Unknown

Unknown Report 3 Jul 2005 10:48

Wee Scottie - love the Cluck Cluck, l want one:o))) but me finks the cat will eat it :o(( Yep got the trousers, did'nt you see my other message re the time, also got casual shoes, who's a lucky girl then???? me!!!! lol can't remember which thread l put message on now, prob the Welsh Meet one! Off now to clean up,sister here in a couple of hours and l can't see the kitchen table for mess,the dog needs a walk and have to prepare the veggies, womans work is never done!!! lol lol jude sarf wales x

lynnchalmers70

lynnchalmers70 Report 3 Jul 2005 15:24

wow jude, shoes aswell, now who's a spoilt girl then. so you saw my cluck then. pmsl. every house should have one. would certainly amuse vic for a while, say hi to him for me... some really good photos on the board. lynnxx

Chimes

Chimes Report 3 Jul 2005 16:40

yeah, I have the same problem, if there's something he wants to watch on the telly it's alright, but quite often , I get the 'are you still on that computer'. So I go and sit with him, and you've guessed it, he sits and watches telly lol

Chimes

Chimes Report 3 Jul 2005 16:41

By the way, tell your hubby I haven't got an anorak neither lol

Unknown

Unknown Report 3 Jul 2005 17:38

Coooeee Wee Scottie - Never guess what l nearly bought today???????????? Told im:o)) jude sarf wales x