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Finally, xp has taken the kids out

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NuttyMuffins · 31/05/2007 11:49

Only the ball pool and for some dinner but about bloody time is all I can say.

He said I could go, which i was expecting but I said no, even though the thought of a nice meal cooked by someone else was a nice thought LOL.

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NuttyMuffins · 31/05/2007 12:40

Oh well,i thought it was good news anyway.

Off to do something else instead of talk to myself on here.

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PenelopePitstops · 31/05/2007 12:42

nice one nutty! hopefully things will look up from now on

have a peaceful afternoon

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MrsWeasley · 31/05/2007 12:43

It is good news. Make yourself a big cup of your fave drink, grab a handful of something nice (choc or biscuits) and enjoy a bit of peace and quiet

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Walnutshell · 31/05/2007 12:44

Sleep. Read. Relish!

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LadyTophamHatt · 31/05/2007 12:44

about time too nutty, eh??

what did you do with your spare time then?

you're not here now so that why that question is in the past tense.

You're not here, are you....nutty.....you'd better be out.

even if its p*ssing down. Go and walk in th rain just for fun

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NuttyMuffins · 01/06/2007 11:01

I didn't go out, just ate my lunch in peace and then did some ironing whilst listening to music.

Kids had a great time

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PersonalClown · 01/06/2007 11:06

So miracles do occur!
Maybe he'll get his arse in gear now and do it more often.

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NuttyMuffins · 01/06/2007 11:08

Hmmm not sure about that. He is still at his sisters at the mo, and his brother has put him on their car insurance for a year, so he could come see them whenever really.

What is bugging me today, is that he is helping his sister and her other half do up their house, wallpapering, laying laminate, dado rail etc, all things that he was meant to do here and could never be bothered. Feels like such a slap in the face.

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Tinkerbel5 · 01/06/2007 15:21

NM he is probably getting paid for it thats why he is doing it, I doubt he would be doing it for nothing.

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charliecat · 01/06/2007 15:26

or hes sitting o his arse watching them asking the when they are gonna make coffee....what needs done at your place? What could you do when everyones at school that doesnt need a blokes strenght?

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NuttyMuffins · 01/06/2007 15:54

No he he isn't getting paid for it. They are letting him stay there when ever he likes cos it is nicer than his bedsit, so thats the tradeoff.

My place needs loads doing.

I brought a shed last year, but no one will help me lay the base for it, so for it so it is still in it's box outside. Non of my family seem to think it is important, even though the stuff that should be in my shed is currently in my downstairs loo, and the kids couldn't have new bikes last xmas cos i had no where to put them.

I have just decorated bathroom, and am doing kitchen soon, but it takes me so long on my own.

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charliecat · 01/06/2007 16:12

Good god. Can you not just warn your dad/the next bloke who rings you that the next time they are round you WILL be doing the shed, tea provided?

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charliecat · 01/06/2007 16:12

what base needs laid for a shed, a concrete bit?

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NuttyMuffins · 01/06/2007 16:18

Either needs slabbing or concreting, but it needs leveling a bit more first.

My dad knows it needs doing, and he also knows it is getting me down as it's just another job on my list that isn't gonna get done, but he doesn't seem bothered.

He brought me his cement mixer over last year, and thats it.

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allgonebellyup · 02/06/2007 19:47

whereabouts are you, my dh could help out with the shed base, he does that sort of stuff for a living.

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