ElmoFan
Sun 08-Jan-12 16:44:14
Come hither all those who haven't found their place on mumsnet, have scrapped in Aibu or crossed words in chat. The buddy bench shalt not judge.
The buddy bench will hand out wine and cakes, it will join you on your scoffathons getting pissed
All those who sit on the bench, will have their sins erased and be given a warm welcome and cheerful chat from CheerfulYank, gomummy, tiredmum, teaandcake, valiumredhead and far, far too many more to mention.
Welcome to the buddy bench, we look forward to meeting you all
<Waits for Gomummy and Cheerful to bring actual bench>
Oh and don't forget, last one to leave polishes bench and locks up!
<helps Elmo to position bench and plonks bum>
Wow a shiny new thread 
ElmoFan
Sun 08-Jan-12 16:52:04
A new thread For a new year
Luverly 
Can't believe the weekend is nearly over already, it goes so fast.
ElmoFan
Sun 08-Jan-12 17:01:44
I know . My dc's go back to school tomorrow Whooo Hooooo peace & quiet shall be resumed 
jammydodger1
Sun 08-Jan-12 17:15:28
i struggle to prize lap top from small people but have at moment so can i join? have just opened wine happy to share and can do half empty box of roses!!!
ElmoFan
Sun 08-Jan-12 17:22:47
Anyone with
is very welcome Jammydodger1 
jammydodger1
Sun 08-Jan-12 17:26:56
great thanks elmo!!! just had to laugh at dd1 who did not believe i had made yorkshire puddings!!! i asked if they looked like aunt bessies which they didnt but dh showed her packet in freezer!!! revenge was mine though with a ice lolly for pud which has promptly stuck to her mouth!!! the thing you do to silence a teenager!!! (pours glass no 2) :0
jammydodger1
Sun 08-Jan-12 17:27:32
sorry
no good at adding smileys (may have to ask dd1!!)
Ahhhh there you all are! <plunks bottom down on bench>
<eyes Jammy's wine and edges closer> 
ElmoFan
Sun 08-Jan-12 17:36:33
jammydodger1
Sun 08-Jan-12 17:38:56
teaandcakesplease just poured you a glass!! what you all do thins weekend? I re-felted a shed roof it took three bottles of wine and looked brill at the end!!! 
jammydodger1
Sun 08-Jan-12 17:41:12
elmo i am abit previous when i call her a teenager as she not quite twelve yet but acts like a teenager!! and you right she is scary!!! 
ElmoFan
Sun 08-Jan-12 17:44:07
Oh i know exactly what you mean by her acting like a teenager
Ds has had the attitude of a teenager since he turned 10yrs old . LOL
jammydodger1
Sun 08-Jan-12 17:50:55
its frustrating and funny all at the same time!!! at least you wont have to search the abbiss (her room) for your makeup!!!
jammydodger1
Sun 08-Jan-12 18:47:30
aw bless them!! aw to be sixteen again although pants you have to go into work! has everyone gone to watch DOI?
I know...honestly at 16 I would have reveled at being alone at work with a cute boy.
How did I become, instead, the old lady who comes to ruin everyone's fun?! Ah, time does go by, doesn't it?
What's DOI?
jammydodger1
Sun 08-Jan-12 18:54:51
tell me!! i dont feel older that 30 but driving licence says different!! im sure you dont ruin everyones fun though just protecting their jobs (oh god old lady coming in again)and i bet you look out for them?
I'm NOT even 30 (til this spring anyway
) but to a fifteen year old I'm ancient!
I know, I do actually love them and try to look out for them and discuss relationship-y things with them. It leads to some awkward moments, but I want them to know that there's an adult they can talk to.
gomummygo
Sun 08-Jan-12 19:21:23
Ah, I have found you all! <strokes shiny new thread>
Welcome Jammy!
And hello HE/Wisdom, hope you are well!
Mmm...scones...thanks Elmo...good thing they're virtual ones! 
<waves to Tiredmum & Cheerful>
<stands on bench to look for Valium>
jammydodger1
Sun 08-Jan-12 19:27:38
omg your an adult at nearly thirty? i still havent got there and just done 40, the nice thing is they can talk to you and i bet you dont feel nearly thirty I dont feel any different from 25!!!
hello gomummygo!! I have
just poured for you to go with scones, never tried it before but always looking for new tastes!! how was your weekend? 
gomummygo
Sun 08-Jan-12 19:49:55
Thanks Jammy, I shall save mine for a bit, only early afternoon here! Lots of DIY and snow shoveling this weekend, exciting I know. 
Oh dear, I was definitely an adult at 16, sadly so. But I distinctly remember telling DH that I didn't feel any older when I turned 30 than I had at 16! <oddball>
jammydodger1
Sun 08-Jan-12 20:03:11
save
for later, i re-felted a roof yesterday (shed) and in the last hour mopped a tidal wave (loosely know as the bathroom) waded through mountains (my dd1 room) and dispatched troops to the outerhemisphere (livingroom with dh) for DOI!!) so having mine now, i would love to have been snow shovelling sad but i love it, used to live in the far right hand corner of scotland and when it snowed it SNOWED!
my mum told me she never felt old perhaps its the dc that keeps us feeling young, although dad dancing has to be banned! 