Odd little habits anyone?

Nothing wrong with chatting to the cats, I'm sure they love it. They may think you haven't noticed Rosie's gone though

lol Movedalot

Well I always say goodbye to this house- always have since we bought it but for most of the time we were only here a couple of months at a time- so before I locked the door and shutters I always said 'goodbye little house'. I only do when we are going away for a bit - see how odd and crazy I am!!

My father was usually so inebriated when he came in that if he could have bent over to follow his nose he would have fallen over I think mum was safe hiding it under there

I keep thinking that the steam would make the underneath of the matress damp - or the springs of the bedstead rusty!

mattress!

And wouldn't your mum have been ravenous by the time she got up glass

I will have to ask

How is your Mum, glass?

DH always changes the loo rolls in our house. This is because he changes it when there is still a good half inch on the discarded roll! He must realise that it isn't actually finished as he doesn't put it in the bin but leaves it on the shelf. I then use it up.

He's been doing that for 38 years!!

Me? I'm perfect of course

But, baubles, which way does he leave the next bit to be pulled off (whatever that's called)? Facing forwards or backwards??

When I approach an advert on the side of a local bus shelter, which I know says 'hello, I'm Steve', I say 'Hello' to him! Fortunately I am usually in the car so nobody hears. I have no idea what is being advertised, so it is wasted on me.

Butty outwards, I won that battle!

Me too - mostly!

I have mine so it drapes at the front. You don't graze your knuckles grabbing it then!

Surely, it's obviously the correct way.

Blimey, what's on your walls, Galen?

Here's an awful admission - I am nearly 62 and still suck my thumb! Helps me concentrate, you see! (blush)

I mean - that blooper is even more embarrassing than sucking my thumb!

Tiles!
Kare my cleaner, Gary's wife always does it the other way! Drives me mad!
Gary says she does the same at home?

girlracer - my mother tongue is French, but the second time I went out with my British boy friend (my husband of 42 years) I told him I still 'Sucked my thumb' but got my 's' and 'th = f' all wrong - him and family still laugh about it to this day! But I stopped a long time ago now, lol.