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Oh no... what a catastrophe!
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Congratulations!!
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I'm sorry to to hear that - I hope the treatment works and he gets his telegram.
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Congratulations Karl and gf,
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Cyril de Karlos... what a distinctive name.
Congratulations Karl, I hope all goes well. -
Hope all goes well, dazzling boy.
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How lovely, Mr Hi... and I stayed awake all the way through.
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Congratulations!
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Congratulations to you and your good lady, my darling dazzling one.
I trust the baby will be dressed in suitably bold and bright outfits to match daddy's delightful shirts?!
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She's beautiful, Chris.
Roo... one of my friends, a highly experienced nanny and all round lovely person, once had an unguarded moment in front of her baby son (he happened to be standing behind her as something went catastrophically wrong at home) and for the next three weeks, every time his duplo tower came crashing down or his train track went wrong, he would pipe up with, "Oh for fuss say!
My two just tended to throw things on the floor and shout, "Sick of dis!" whilst stamping their feet for emphasis. (They grew out of it; I still haven't.) Buddy Hare is quite sweet really! -
Happy birthday! I'm 34 too (at least until April!)
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I keep my carrier bag collection inside a carrier bag... I also strategically place the 'good' bags near the bottom where they won't get wasted on football boots and random electrical equipment.
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Poor Nellie... and poor you. It's terrifying when they get sick like that.
Hugs. xx
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We have one of those Duck things in Liverpool. It's called the yellow duckmarine.
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The swine.
Try to remember you are not responsible for his actions... and be kind to yourself.
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Bless her... Nellie looks a happy little lady!
Lovely to see photos of her, Roo.
(Is the one baby family a continuation of my 'everything in moderation' advice?!)
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ooh ooh... I know this one!
I think it's because the vomit contains acid from your stomach which burns your throat.
Ugh.
You're not still suffering are you, dearest?
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Your father sounds a little like my mother in law - because of a heart condition she was given 5 years to live in 1996 but, after refusing to listen to the doctor's orders and change her lifestyle, (she still smokes, drinks, eats appallingly) she is still alive today - 11 years later.
Similarly, I had a conversation about this with my father the other week - he is 62 and, considering his family history, is not being very sensible - and he said if he can't drink/smoke/poke... in that order... he may as well be dead anyway.
It's a difficult situation.
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But Shuggee, my love, you won my heart the other day when you left me a rose in my blog. :blush:
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*falls off chair laughing*
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Ah, the NHS... a fantastic idea and something for this country to be truly proud of... once upon a time.
Hope your Grandad has a speedy recovery, hun.
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I have brought you some green grapes... and a bottle of wine. (Well, they used to be grapes, once upon a time...)
The day I discovered I no longer had a perfect 5 on my blog I was really, rather bizarrely, unhappy about it. (As you might recall from my rather stroppy blog that day!)
I don't like the rating system at all... after all, we don't write our blogs to be given marks. In fact, I haven't actually rated anyone's blog... because if I like them, I read them, and if I don't like them, I don't. No-one needs to know though.
End of mini-rant.
Pass the ice cream, dearheart...
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Take no notice darling... you amuse me... and that's what matters.
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Spleen is such a good word.
And your sentiments are excellent ones.
I knew I liked you for reasons other than your adoration of my blog.
My two just tended to throw things on the floor and shout, "Sick of dis!" whilst stamping their feet for emphasis. (They grew out of it; I still haven't.) Buddy Hare is quite sweet really!
Annus Horribilis?
in Azores Hi's Blog
A blog by Azores Hi in Archive
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Better to have an annus horribilus than a horrible. No, you know what, I'll stop right there.
It is amazing how much the world changes when you realise you are responsible for the well being of a brand new little person. (Or perhaps the world doesn't really change - but our perception of it does.)
I hope all will be well for you and yours and I wish you many, many annus mirabilis-es.