Evening everyone.
It's been a busy few days. Had a great time with S when she came to stay. Bought two fab Christmas pressies for Mr. S., I know he'll love them and can hardly wait for him to open them on Christmas day
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I'm getting used to my new car, managing to park without 'bunny hopping' into the space
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Mr. S. was 71 on Saturday, it's hard to believe he's so old; I don't know who finds it harder to believe, me or him. We went to see Gladiator 2 on Saturday; he went for the action and I went for the eye candy, neither of us were disappointed
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I love all things Tudor Allsorts. I had no problem watching the gladiators tearing into one another but had to bury my face into Mr. S. when animals were involved, even though they were computer generated images. Anything like that when we're at home, I don't look and ask him to mute the sound. We had a laugh because I asked him to mute the sound in the cinema, but of course he couldn't.
As we say time and time again on here Allsorts one size doesn't fit all when it comes to estrangement, and that goes for reconciliation too. What works for some, doesn't work for others and regardless of what may or may not do, both sides need to be willing to try.
I love 'I'm a Celebrity', it's the eating trials I literally can't stomach oh, and anything to do with rats and spiders; snakes are fine, my brother used to keep them.
Do let us know what you think of 'Abandoned' Sparkly. It isn't an easy read but is one of the best books I've read on the subject. Her other two 'Healing Beyond Understanding' and 'Scapegoating and A Strategy for Reconciliation' are equally as good.
I know Sharon, she sent me a draft of her last book before publication and last week sent me the first two pages of the one she's currently working on, which will be her last.
This one will be only about her own thoughts and feelings, without the psychological research undertaken in her other three. It looks very promising and I'm looking forward to the finished work.
Good grief Yogin you need to be more careful; are you sure you don't need stitches? Joey bless him obviously knew there was something wrong and just wanted to make it better. What would we do without our little dogs
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