Army Thread 21st February

[Guest]

Army Thread 21st February

I think shes is going to be 37!

[bloggy]

Army Thread 21st February

limers;554288 wrote: no, not yet, im looking forword to it.

It is really exciting

You must feel like you know each other really well, it will be so interesting to see how you all get on- I would be excited but also really nervous incase everybody hated me when they saw me for real

[Evie.Lou]

Army Thread 21st February

My oh my...you don't seem old enough to have a daughter that age...Mine is almost the same age as oney....HONEST she was born in 1973

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Army Thread 21st February

limers;554252 wrote: Hello, you know I hope you two arent are pair of feckin weirdos, I mean even bigger weirdos than I think you are!

Hello?? Pot Kettle springs to mind...

[Guest]

Army Thread 21st February

as if that would happen Marbs!lol! Id say your loverly, its the drink that fecks our personality and there will be no drinking so it will be happy days!

[bloggy]

Army Thread 21st February

Evie.Lou;554294 wrote: My oh my...you don't seem old enough to have a daughter that age...Mine is almost the same age as oney....HONEST she was born in 1973

LOL Evie, I think limers meant oney is 37

[startingover]

Army Thread 21st February

No drinking but lots of eating shite!

[bloggy]

Army Thread 21st February

limers;554297 wrote: as if that would happen Marbs!lol! Id say your loverly, its the drink that fecks our personality and there will be no drinking so it will be happy days!

That would make me nervous too...a big trigger for me is meeting new people. Its OK I am just a sad case.

[bloggy]

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startingover;554299 wrote: No drinking but lots of eating shite!

I am REALLY looking forward to seeing some pics, I know you are all gonna have a fab time- and no-one deserves it more

[Guest]

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Evie.Lou;554289 wrote: How old is she Limers ???
I wished I had sent some extras for the kids along ...wasn't thinking, I guess...next time i will

oh! My daughter, sorry, lol, shes 11! I gave her the green stone you sent, she loves it.

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marbella;554301 wrote: That would make me nervous too...a big trigger for me is meeting new people. Its OK I am just a sad case.

No your not Marby, its a big trigger for me too, but it probably is for everyone and the reason I am OK about meeting Oney and Limey, is that they understand that....big difference i think

[Guest]

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marbella;554301 wrote: That would make me nervous too...a big trigger for me is meeting new people. Its OK I am just a sad case.

we are ALL the same!

[bloggy]

Army Thread 21st February

startingover;554304 wrote: No your not Marby, its a big trigger for me too, but it probably is for everyone and the reason I am OK about meeting Oney and Limey, is that they understand that....big difference i think

Yes, you will all be fine!

Funny that meeting people thing, I am so much happier alone- but sometimes we should make an effort I guess

[bloggy]

Army Thread 21st February

Well, I am off to bed, long day have had a big email row with a friend form 20 years- started as something small and just escalated...somehow though I think it was meant to happen- part of out with the old and in with the new- but I feel worn out.

Have a lovely night all x

[startingover]

Army Thread 21st February

I really enjoy my own company...but occasionally it is nice to get out. I met up with a friend for lunch on Friday and REALLY had a good time. My party days are over well and truly, along with huge gatherings. But as long as I know where I feel comfortable and am prepared to make an effort from time to time, I think I will be happier in my head. I always worry when I isolate too much. So although I dont feel the need to go out, mentally it probably doesnt do me that much good.