Army Thread Tuesday 22nd January 2013

[mario]

Army Thread Tuesday 22nd January 2013

Have to go out and dont feel to well to go :-( laters.

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread Tuesday 22nd January 2013

Good morning Tippperoooooo, Pinkles, Reccybear, Runners, Starterooo, Our Whizzy, Marioooo.

Aye it was a bit of a busy day 8 years ago to say the least. The story's posted , I can bring it to the thread if you like.

Jenny was in Sacre Coeur and lit a candle for her Grandma. Bless her wee heart she adored her.

[Cinders]

Army Thread Tuesday 22nd January 2013

Hello, Army,

Jackie, I hope you feel a bit better today. :l:l

Not much going on here since it is just about 5:00 a.m. I have been awake since 4:00ish but am grateful because lately I have been waking up more at 2:30 to 3:00, so I got more sleep last night. :-)

I didn't see your tirade, Tips, but sometimes we all have to vent.

Mollers, I am glad your husband came home early, too.

LPC, You should be chuffed!! Enjoy it, you deserve it.

Mario, feel better, hun.

Reccie, RC, Anon and Limers, Hi. :-)

Hope all my army friends have a good day today. Stay warm.

Love,
Cindi

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread Tuesday 22nd January 2013

Morning Cinders, Morning Mollyzzzzzzzzzzzzzz,

Much better Cindy,thanks for arsking. Still very sad and I'll be ringing my Aunt later.

How are you, me lovely.

I defo think I'm hibernating, Molls.

I'll go lewk out the thread (as if I didn't know I could me hand on it toot sweet)

[littlepinkcat]

Army Thread Tuesday 22nd January 2013

ive more good news, blood hell if it doesn't rain it pours: I opened my essay mark this morning around ten am and i got 82%, fucking hell the suprises keep coming, sorry to brag again, but i can;t believe it

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread Tuesday 22nd January 2013

littlepinkcat;1448229 wrote: ive more good news, blood hell if it doesn't rain it pours: I opened my essay mark this morning around ten am and i got 82%, fucking hell the suprises keep coming, sorry to brag again, but i can;t believe it

You have no idea how pleased I am for you. Fantastic news.

[sweetpea29]

Army Thread Tuesday 22nd January 2013

Morning all

Jackie :l:l:l:l for you xo

[littlepinkcat]

Army Thread Tuesday 22nd January 2013

thanks J.C, how u feeling today?

[Recluse]

Army Thread Tuesday 22nd January 2013

mario;1448206 wrote: Morning.

Don't feel to well today.
Sorry to hear that, mario. Is it arthur?

JackieClaire;1448228 wrote: Morning Cinders, Morning Mollyzzzzzzzzzzzzzz,

Much better Cindy,thanks for arsking. Still very sad and I'll be ringing my Aunt later.

I'll go lewk out the thread (as if I didn't know I could me hand on it toot sweet)

I had no idea about your mum either Jackie. It must be a very sad time for you at the moment, but I hope you'll be feeling more cheerful soon. I'd be interested to read your thread too.

littlepinkcat;1448229 wrote: ive more good news, blood hell if it doesn't rain it pours: I opened my essay mark this morning around ten am and i got 82%, fucking hell the suprises keep coming, sorry to brag again, but i can;t believe it

This is what happens when you work really hard pinky. Well done!

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread Tuesday 22nd January 2013

Morning MushyPea.

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread Tuesday 22nd January 2013

Wrote this 2 years ago on the 6th anniversary of her death. Although we basically couldn't abide each other, her grand kids adored her. And I do think fondly off her these days. She was a real help with the kids. I now wonder what set on the path to destruction.


https://www.mywayout.org/community/f9...her-47603.html

[Cinders]

Army Thread Tuesday 22nd January 2013

Joe's mam dying on the other hand was handled like it was another world. She was not a nice person - she was vile to Joe tbh, but he was heartbroken. I know now that his reactions were riddled with (unfounded) guilt and resentments - but as I was quite young at the time, I actually did think he was being hypocritical at the time. He behaved horribly to me too round that time - he totally ignored me for weeks on end, I was actually left at her graveside with no car to bring me away from it - they all just hopped into the limo's and there I was - it was an appalling time.

Interesting, Molly. I, too, have had times like this with my husband. He is nothing like that today but in the past... I often wondered why I stayed with him. However, I also wonder why he has stayed with me during my drunkenness. Sometimes commitment is a hard pill to swallow.

Cindi

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread Tuesday 22nd January 2013

'course we have marrowfat peas. I've got 2 large tins in the pantry. They've been there since about 1987.

Crikey in all the gloom I've just remembered it's my niece's 13th birthday. Pity her poor mother 2 teenagers in the house.

[littlepinkcat]

Army Thread Tuesday 22nd January 2013

molly a trip to friggin tescos is never quick

J.c what u wrote is lovely

[Cinders]

Army Thread Tuesday 22nd January 2013

JackieClaire;1448240 wrote: Wrote this 2 years ago on the 6th anniversary of her death. Although we basically couldn't abide each other, her grand kids adored her. And I do think fondly off her these days. She was a real help with the kids. I now wonder what set on the path to destruction.


https://www.mywayout.org/community/f9...her-47603.html

Wow. Now I have tears. That hit home, Jackie, as I am the mother in the story if I continue down the drinking path.

Not a legacy I want to leave my children and grandchildren.

Love,
Cindi