New to Gransnet?

Hello, I joined a few months ago. I’ve already got the push I needed by posing a problem on Gransnet. A lovely intelligent group. I’m 63 separated, have a 27 year old still at home and my interests are horses, dogs, shopping, walking and keeping active. I have five kids and three grandchildren.

holidaynana DD just had DGS2 last Thursday. We didn't know what she was having but he's here now and such joy. I don't knit but there's nothing lovelier than seeing a newborn in a lovely we knitted garment. So precious!

I've joined fairly recently and am finding the forum both enjoyable, helpful and enlightening. Some very sad stories around, though.

Brunette10 yes definitely exciting times. I went to one of the scans and know that my daughter is having a girl so the knitting needles are out!!

holidaynana Welcome! - I too am fairly new and have found posts very interesting. Exciting times for you ahead.

Thank you Marydoll

Welcome holidaynana, you will certainly find lots of advice on here! .
Looking forward to reading your posts.

I joined a while ago but not been on for a bit. My eldest daughter is pregnant and I’m very excited. I didn’t have a grandmother and nor has she, so I think I will be needing some advice on this next very important stage of our family life.

welcome nightswimmer.

Hello I am a sort of new too (Hants/Dorset) usually find some interesting posts to read on here ?

Thank you!
I am actually still ginger, but only because of a little help from Clairol!

Welcome UsedtobeGinger.

Welcome from another Ginger!

Hello All,
Another newby here, so please be kind!

Welcome Loulou. The easiest way to find out who lives in Dorset and is interested is to start your own thread maybe stating Meet up for coffee mentioning a town in Dorset and a date not too close and see what reaction you get.

Hello any ladies that would like to chat, I’ve recently joined and would like to maybe meet up for coffee lunch and make new friends
I live in Dorset

I have the same problem, I'm 64 and havent worked for 3 years as I care for elderly parent but he keeps asking if I will be going back to work at a later date, he's 6 years younger than me so has a few years to retirement, it drives me mad I have to keep telling him I've done my time and he has no intention of working past his retirement, he gets defensive and says he doesn't mind he's just asking the question!!!

Welcome Joker!

Welcome Joker. I'm sure we will see more of you once you retire. As Lemon says, we don't bite!

Hello joined just now , I am a hands on Granny of two gorgeous grandhorrers , due to retire soon , my husband is retired and unfortunately in ill health having had MS for many years and recently a small battle with cancer which is on going so it's nice to find a friendly place I can be me , thank you ,

Yes, welcome to all, we don’t bite but do like fresh blood on the forum
Only join the politics threads if you have a ducks back though, or a tin hat, ( I have both, just in case.)
Pop into our bar The Argy Bargy Bar you will find it under Chat )for some virtual booze, companionship,
Food and a bit of nonsense, the more surreal the better.
Cheers

Everyone is welcome NanaKay. So WELCOME!

New here, looking for somewhere to share some of my gran joys and woes!
Hi CocoPops - from a fellow Pacific NW denizen - I am American though, is this site open to anyone or is it only a British site?
PS. I've been to London for 5 hours once, is that close enough? :-)

Scribbles thanks for that. My brain is safely tucked up and has been for yonks. Yes, I do remember the perfume but did not like it.

Charleygirl, I suspect that ditzyme was referring to Charlie, or was it Charley, perfume - heavily marketed at young women in the late 60s/early 70s. It came packaged in a blue box, ISTR; my kid sister was a big fan until she discovered Anais Anais.

Welcome to the new folks and don't be scared to dip your toes in the water; most of us don't bite!