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hi sal.
Smudger879n Posted Mar 12, 2004
Ah! Serenity I thought you were going to add a cracker of a story there when I came on
So your looking for "third time lucky" Eh!
Ah! well, good luck with that one, Im just glad I got it right second time round like Abbi
Smudger.
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deepdaleduck Posted Mar 12, 2004
Hi Everyone, just popped in to have a sneaky look at the msg... hope every one is well... nice to see a cpl msg from sal... . to every one... bye everyone got to now...
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serenity Posted Mar 13, 2004
sorry to disappoint you smudger
not all of my marriage was bad, but in hindsight there was a lot that i didnt see at the time. probably because i was so gullible and naive.
this present relationship..... thats enough said about that.
i suppose there were some good times and stories to tell, but like most things in here, i need my memory jogged
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Smudger879n Posted Mar 13, 2004
Ah! Serenity, Im not disapointed at all, its just that everyone who has a "second time" around, always has a story to tell, or points to watch out for or humourous tails to tell. Its just that we were talking about previous marriages and comparing them to recent ones
I know for example a couple who are staying together just "for the sake of the kids" and I was poiting out that is the wrong way to go, as everyone suffers then, even the kids
Smudger.
hi sal.
serenity Posted Mar 14, 2004
hi smudger.
yes, i hear of couples doing that as well. as if that will make a difference. the children sense any undercurrents
another thing that i think is silly is when 'new' couples who have children from previous relationships....
have even more to cement their marriage.
a baby isnt glue and often becomes a victim later on in the relationship along with the older kids.
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Mistygirl Posted Mar 14, 2004
Hi everyone,just to let you know i'm back from my hols.had a great week,with my mates,but really missed my hubby,weather was great too reached 80 degrees.nice to be back,xxxSan
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Mistygirl Posted Mar 14, 2004
Hi Abbi,nice to see you on here ,your pc ok now.hope your ok,i'm off to bed now,work tomorrowxxSan
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abbi normal "Putting on the Ritz" with Dr Frankenstein Posted Mar 14, 2004
Sweet dreams!
The PC is still bad, worse in fact.
hi sal.
smurfles Posted Mar 15, 2004
hi all,Glad you had a good time san....i got a brochure about the "universal mediteranean".It looks good,but not for us,from what i read i think it is near barcelona.
abbi.i hope the pc is soon sorted out,,,it is irritating,and doesn't make for a abbi.xxx
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Mistygirl Posted Mar 15, 2004
Hi Sal,I could not find anything out about Universal,glad you did,I had nice time but also nice to be back,when we were kids we never wanted our hols to end,how we change or is it because we are older LOL,you take carexx
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Smudger879n Posted Mar 18, 2004
OH NO!!! This thread had almost gone from my screen , I thought you were all going to keep it going!
Have you ever noticed that when you watch old 70s programs on TV, just how much less traffic there was in those days??
Smudger.
hi sal.
smurfles Posted Mar 18, 2004
Hi everyone,hope you're all okay.I have a picture of the street that i lived in when i was 16 smudger,and there was one car parked in the whole street.I also noticed that the snow was sooo deep,and nobody had cleared any paths..which was unusual.
I had a set of cd's bought last week,and it was all old music(well.60's anyway).it made me think of all the singers and groups that were around,we never hear of anymore.So far i have thought of dickie valentine,val doonican,perry como,and pat boone.Who's gonna nna ad to the list,and maybe their favourite songs from then???xx
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Mistygirl Posted Mar 19, 2004
Hi Sal I'v got aset of cd's from the 60's theres Michael Holliday,Adam Faith,Lonnie Donegan, Floyd Cramer,and lots more all great songs,Eddie Cochran Three steps to Heavan,Johnny Tillotson Poetry in Motion one of my favouritesxxx
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Paganmoon - Crazy as Ever Posted Mar 19, 2004
morning all.....
sorry not been in this thread for a while....
i have quite a few cd's n tapes of 60's music.... most of it.....
del shannon, one of my fav's....
must admit to liking freddie and the dreamers... lol.... used to love the way he jumped around on stage, so funny......
xxxx
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Jimcracker7[magiclink.rip gone altogether. im back.in my home from home. Posted Mar 19, 2004
hi evryone
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havent been around for a while, a whole load of greif from all over the place.
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as my tag says im back on track more or less
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sal, my search uncovered my grandfathers, brothers, wife, now 89,and three half cousins,and one is married to a fella that worked with my brother ron, for 10 yrs he wa there the day of the accident that caused his death.have now traced my faimly back to the 1750,s jim
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Paganmoon - Crazy as Ever Posted Mar 19, 2004
hiya jimbob...
good to hear from you luv.... so you've found more family, that's great, i think... lol...
well you know the hassle mine cause... well outlaws at least... think our lot are best off in the past... lol...
seriously tho', i'm pleased for you luv...
i've only been around in dribs n drabs meself for a while with one thing n another....
hope to be able to be on here more real soon.....
hope all is well with you jim, and of course everyone else in here...
bright blessings....
sheryl.....xxxx
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smurfles Posted Mar 19, 2004
hello all,it's nice to see the thread going again.I wonder who'll get to post 1000!!!!!!Who thinks were all just sentimental,or is it that all these songs remind us of our "youth".They don't make songs like they used to,do they smudger!!!!
nice to see you sheryl..were like ships that pass in the the night
JIM,i'm sorry things havent been too good for you,i was telling billy i ought to ring you,i haven't seen you around,glad you popped in.Isn't it interesting doing the family tree?I got back to 1780's then hit a brick wall,my gt,x4,grandmother had an illegitimate son in 1803,and the next time we found him was when he was in his early 20's and it was his marriage.I still haven't found her parents,which was way back in the 1750 or 60s,it's like she just appeared out the blue!!!!It was only last week i got her death certificate,she was 83 when she died,but i'd love to know why she wasn't with her son when she eventually married in 1807.
,to bore everyone
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