Hi buddies, not much to report today. I ate rather a lot yesterday but it didn't make much difference to my weight, the last time that happened it took a couple of days to increase so I won't be breathing that sigh of relief yet.
It's so annoying when our carefully worded messages go astray Ieramul, I think that's happened to all three of us recently. My last one was rather long and although I had just finished typing it I couldn't remember half of what I said. I didn't even try to re-write that one.
I hope you are both enjoying life, not long to go until the big day. I'm taking hubby out to buy my pressie tomorrow, he likes it to be a surprise so I won't be going into the shops with him. I hate surprises really, having to pretend to like something which might not be suitable but if it brightens up his day that's OK. I've tried hinting and even asking outright for what I want but he just ignores that. Last year he bought me a garden ornament, it was a bit twee, not something I really like. I have stuff all over the house which he has surprised me with, pictures on the wall, figurines, unread books etc. Years ago he bought me a silver necklace with my name on and I felt obliged to wear it whenever we went out, and I got lots of sarcastic remarks like "Do you have to wear that because you can't remember your name". I hated it - but at least he was thinking of me.
I think our Christmas will be like a normal (extended) weekend this year unless we see our daughter and family, we still haven't arranged anything with her.
It sounds like you have been enjoying Christmas already Ieramul, except for your disastrous Christmas dinner at your McDonald's Christmas party!
Did you manage to get your new coat Steph? I've just put two coats in the charity shop bag, they never fitted well or looked nice on me, that leaves me with just one fairly old coat for shopping and several scruffy but warm coats for dog walking and gardening. I think I'll have to follow your example and buy a new one. Not until after Christmas though.
This seems rather long for a message in which I had nothing much to say, have a good evening/afternoon ladies.
It's so annoying when our carefully worded messages go astray Ieramul, I think that's happened to all three of us recently. My last one was rather long and although I had just finished typing it I couldn't remember half of what I said. I didn't even try to re-write that one.
I hope you are both enjoying life, not long to go until the big day. I'm taking hubby out to buy my pressie tomorrow, he likes it to be a surprise so I won't be going into the shops with him. I hate surprises really, having to pretend to like something which might not be suitable but if it brightens up his day that's OK. I've tried hinting and even asking outright for what I want but he just ignores that. Last year he bought me a garden ornament, it was a bit twee, not something I really like. I have stuff all over the house which he has surprised me with, pictures on the wall, figurines, unread books etc. Years ago he bought me a silver necklace with my name on and I felt obliged to wear it whenever we went out, and I got lots of sarcastic remarks like "Do you have to wear that because you can't remember your name". I hated it - but at least he was thinking of me.
I think our Christmas will be like a normal (extended) weekend this year unless we see our daughter and family, we still haven't arranged anything with her.
It sounds like you have been enjoying Christmas already Ieramul, except for your disastrous Christmas dinner at your McDonald's Christmas party!
Did you manage to get your new coat Steph? I've just put two coats in the charity shop bag, they never fitted well or looked nice on me, that leaves me with just one fairly old coat for shopping and several scruffy but warm coats for dog walking and gardening. I think I'll have to follow your example and buy a new one. Not until after Christmas though.
This seems rather long for a message in which I had nothing much to say, have a good evening/afternoon ladies.