I totally agree Ellie. I've often said to my girls I love you dearly but at this moment I don't like you. Emma cried and apologised. Deborah said that goes both ways you know your hard to live with at times. Then went stomping of to her room. I know !!!! Was my reply to her. Xx
Moi
I must admit, Emma thinks she has 2 mums and Debbie thinks she's my mum at times, but we love each othere. My eldest sister use to say she " I don't know how you deal with 2 girls, my 4 boys are much easier to deal with" ha ha .I had a house full of hormones lol
Moi
I was amazed that he called the book 'Spare'. Maybe he just thought it rhymed with 'heir'? [heir and spare], but where I originate from in London it was an abbreviation of the phrase 'A spare p **** k at a wedding' and was very derogatory. People just abbreviated it to 'Spare' as in 'He's a right spare'. I doubt that the PR advisors around this numpty have ever heard of this. Dear oh dear. Is anybody here familiar with this phrase? Rainie x
How do you get on giving injections? My husband wouldn't do it so they had to send a nurse round. I couldn't do it myself. I hate needles. Even now, after everything. Needles and eyeballs: ankles turn to jelly. Well done you. Rainie x
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