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Things That Gladden The Heart

DIY SOS.. Its got me warm and fuzzy again. Seeing that tonight and what it meant to the increase of quality in the little boys life and how much it will help his family better care for him, makes me happy to see people genuinely help others. Now wheres those tissues...
 
Wife came back from a Christmas lunch with some Raindeer horns on, Rupert went mental barking at her then went a hid. i prut them on and he just gave a me a funny look and hid under the desk. wife came though again and put them on gain and he chased her though to the Kitchen barking.... the little idiot:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
 
patricks148 said:
Wife came back from a Christmas lunch with some Raindeer horns on, Rupert went mental barking at her then went a hid. i prut them on and he just gave a me a funny look and hid under the desk. wife came though again and put them on gain and he chased her though to the Kitchen barking.... the liitle ***:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
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Wish I had a horny wife :giggle:
 
bobmac said:
It's nice to hear people who can speak without um, er, you know, like.
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I was listening to BBC Radio Oxford on the way to work yesterday and they were interviewing a primary school teacher. It seemed that almost every sentence included a "you know" - from somebody with the considerable responsibility to educate our children!
 
GaryK said:
I was listening to BBC Radio Oxford on the way to work yesterday and they were interviewing a primary school teacher. It seemed that almost every sentence included a "you know" - from somebody with the considerable responsibility to educate our children!
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Especially painful when they finish every sentence/statement with an upward inflection.
 
Opening a special bottle of beer that I’d been saving for a special occasion because my lass loves it so much, because life is too short to wait to celebrate. It was going to be something we shared to celebrate a special event so obviously this is bitter sweet but we’re going to enjoy things to the fullest before the next stage in our lives together.

Sorry if this is cryptic too some of you, but that’s just the mood I’m in this evening.
 
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Kellfire said:
Opening a special bottle of beer that I’d been saving for a special occasion because my lass loves it so much, because life is too short to wait to celebrate. It was going to be something we shared to celebrate a special event so obviously this is bitter sweet but we’re going to enjoy things to the fullest before the best stage in our lives together.

Sorry if this is cryptic too some of you, but that’s just the mood I’m in this evening.
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I feel your pain mate, I'm drowning my sorrows tonight after my sisters funeral earlier today :cry: make the best of life while you can (y)
 
Brilliant day at Blenheim, Alice in Wonderland, afternoon tea, then the Christmas lights - my 4 year old loved it.

Not as much as the helter skelter though.....
 
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