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wow daizie thats very interesting!! more more more

we named ours elsabel the second we saw the scan, I'm not sure why, Anna said jokingly that until we knew the sex she was going to call it the parasite!!! So naming our unborn child seemed the right thing to do it made her a person to us very early which I suppose is risky, as if anything had gone wrong with the pregnancy it would have seemed much worse for us. But you cant spend your whole life worrying about that sort of thing!! hugs

oh bugger I missed it, we were at NCT got anymore coming up?? ho[pe you had a fun gig pickle.x

Anna and I did the intensive NCT course over 2 saturdays and to be honest I really enjoyed it in spite of the fact I thought I wouldn't, everyone was really freindly and we met some great people so thanks to Becky who made it really interesting and most of all fun, definatley money well spent as far as I can tell. Now I am up an moving all my music studio stuff to the cellar from the back bedroom so Anna can nest it up ready to have little Elsabel in.Bloody hell 3 weeks and counting, it seems like yesterday she got me out of bed at 4 am to do the test. I feel hopelessly ill prepared but I suppose everybody feels like that at this stage,:)) Oh and we went to the Pizza place for lunch yesterday on Nunhead Lane in the old Truman pub. I suggest you eat there if you haven't already it was very good indeed. Now Saffron the kitten is looking at me like I should get on with it and get off the forum................. she's probably right,bloody cat will be ordering me about in japanese next, the other one does. http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q276/easyuk/shinyeyes2-1.jpg happy sunday everyone hugs as ever Iain

there's some lovely images in the view from my house thread too started by peckhamrose.

wasn't there that camberwell artist who did that and called it art a few years ago?? Mark wasisname? but then I seem to remember he rolled from camberwell to elephant as well, still pointless vandalism though.

thats brilliant love the old english, I was watching the snooker and Hazel Irvine said " that was snooker at its most mesmeric best" Thats so irritating, at its most mesmeric best? whatever happened to BBC english! grrrrrrrrrrrr

yeah but I wonder wheree it came from, who said it first?

http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q276/easyuk/my%20space%20pics/1313184200_l.jpg taken in malvern hills last summer, one off the best views in britain i think.

http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q276/easyuk/my%20space%20pics/fuckyouvf9.jpg

ere a chestnut seller on northcross market?? maybe there should be...........

hahahahab :))

http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q276/easyuk/my%20space%20pics/bunnycam.gif HELP!!!

Hahaha Charlie charlie thats a funny thread to start with. http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q276/easyuk/my%20space%20pics/waterdrop.jpg

I thought it had just been getting interesting actually but there you go!!

my old dad used to say "never kiss your granny while she's shaving" meaning never judge a job till it's finished as things often look worse before they get better. If you have ever wondered about "That old chestnut" I found it down the back of the sofa and was very interested to know what other funny sayings people used and more particularly the derivatives of them as they say alot about different cultures anyways here's that old chestnut and I look forward to reading about a few more. That Old Chestnut That's 'an old chestnut' means, usually, that a joke is old and well known. The origin here goes back to a near forgotten melodrama by William Diamond. The play, first produced in 1816, has one of the characters forever repeating the same joke, albeit with minor changes. The joke concerns a cork tree. On one occasion another character, Pablo, fed up with the same joke says; " A Chestnut. I have heard you tell the joke 27 times and I'm sure it was a Chestnut!" The quotation was used in real life by the American actor William Warren who, at the time, was playing the part of Pablo. He was at a dinner party when one of the guests started off on a well worn joke. Warren interrupted with the quotation, much to the amusement of the other guests. As a result the expression entered into the wider language. hugs as ever easy. Edited to say dfinition Posted by James Briggs on December 22, 2003 on the phrase finder forum

hear hear Brendan.

Anna is due on january the 9th and we have so much to prepare aaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgh!!! I need to get a grip, apparently lots of first children are late, ours will be early no doubt just because I have so much left to do like paint the baby room get the emergency bag together get a cot and a buggy and a bottle of champers for when its over and get a birthing pool and new bedclothes and....and....and... EEK!! hugs as ever.xx

hahaha nice one loochie!

so's your tongue but hey we all have our cross to bare.

Im sad to see it gone it was a nifty old shop with some very interesting stuff in it, I like that kind of character and no doubt it will be a starbucks or yet another rubbish estate agents that takes its place i think the lane is a duller place without it. hugs

I never lock anything. I like to leave it all up to karma. I am currently living in my shed, and have to ask the squatters for permission to visit my own lavatory. Hugs. -------------------------------------------------------- hahaha Ted very funny!! :)) hugs to you too I feel very sorry for the person who lost her car its very bad luck on her, these things happen though. I think some people are being very harsh on the OP and the victim of this shitty incident, this forum has some arseholes on it sometimes, perhaps a little kindness wouldn't hurt, and to pull the whole "enviromentally freindly holier than though because I ride a bike" line is pretty much the height of stupidness. but then I don't ride a bike because I left it unlocked and it got knicked but then I got a bettr bike for free because I am generally kind to people, what goes around comes around.

we are going to salsa on the 5th lokk in the events page!:) hugs as ever

I have left my bike unlocked in my front garden since i moved here in august , and outside nearly every job I have had since then and nobody took it till I ventured into Nunhead. I think it lasted well and the Karma deterent did the trick for quite a while. I have always thought the more I worried about it getting knicked the more likely it was to happen. Then it did! feckit

and my pants >:D