chummy
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But not right NOW!!
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But not right NOW!!
chummy
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But I've had red with my weetabix. This is the done thing, isn't it?!??!
Can you tell I'm at a loose end, nothing better to do than take over your diary. Sorry.
frankyboysh7
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Morning drinkers. The scourge of society.
chummy
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Hahahaha!!
Right that's it I've thrown in the towel I'll be having milk in future. I'm not having that 'scourge of society'.
frankyboysh7
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I've had a slice of pizza cut in two ( I used to have a while xl pizza) and a bottle of wine.
And it was great.
And it was great.
chummy
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chummy
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No wine for me either. I've now launched an attack on sugar free polos. Now what harm can they do? I go to bed still being able to walk in a straight line, get up in the morning and my head is my own, and don't have to spend half the day on sofa just incase I'm still over the limit. So polos are the new life support. Next week I'll be replacing them with the gym. I've only had the membership a year and as yet haven't made it to the induction.
Lets hope my date is a little more stimulating.
Lets hope my date is a little more stimulating.
sarahrob
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He was a nice enough fella and I enjoyed the evening. If nothing else, it was an ego-boost as he was mighty fine and I felt like I was a smidge out of my league looks-wise. It's just unfortunate that I'm so... not sure what the right word is... adventurous, maybe. He's not got a passport, content never to leave the UK, and he wasn't keen on tapas as he couldn't tell what anything was. When I ordered squid I thought he was going to gag. I love to go to new places and meet new people and try new things and learn new skills, whereas he was uncomfortable with anything he didn't know.
Fair play, he was good company and I've had worse dates (had one guy turn into a tinfoil-hat-wearing conspiracy theorist over dinner, conversation turned into an hour's increasingly strident rant on how I'd been brainwashed by the government's militaristic propaganda because I said I'd watched Spooks. I only watched it because I fancied the dark-haired bloke who was in North and South).
I really enjoy dating, it's always a good way to spend an evening
Fair play, he was good company and I've had worse dates (had one guy turn into a tinfoil-hat-wearing conspiracy theorist over dinner, conversation turned into an hour's increasingly strident rant on how I'd been brainwashed by the government's militaristic propaganda because I said I'd watched Spooks. I only watched it because I fancied the dark-haired bloke who was in North and South).
I really enjoy dating, it's always a good way to spend an evening
chummy
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What a bummer!! I live for travel - who doesn't have a passport these days!! I think I'll make that question 1 on my date. And are you carrying any foil. I'll need to be prepared - so so long out of the game I'm going to fall at the first hurdle.
Sounds like you really know how to pick them. I think if I'd dated over the last 8yrs I'd have some corkers to tell but sadly I chickened out and made food my friend/enemy!!
Can't believe I'm even meeting someone now. The plain was to get slim and fit but it's all happened the wrong way round.
Sounds like you really know how to pick them. I think if I'd dated over the last 8yrs I'd have some corkers to tell but sadly I chickened out and made food my friend/enemy!!
Can't believe I'm even meeting someone now. The plain was to get slim and fit but it's all happened the wrong way round.
sarahrob
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I've had some astonishingly funny dates, but I've also spent some lovely evenings in good company. It's just not as amusing to talk about the good dates!
I hid from any sort of male attention from when I was 25 through to 36. I figure I'm just making up for lost time now. Even at my heaviest in 2010, once I started dating again I've never been short of company, and life is FAR too short to wait until I've lost the weight. Think of the fabulous nights I'd be missing out on!
You go for it and I hope you have a lovely evening
I hid from any sort of male attention from when I was 25 through to 36. I figure I'm just making up for lost time now. Even at my heaviest in 2010, once I started dating again I've never been short of company, and life is FAR too short to wait until I've lost the weight. Think of the fabulous nights I'd be missing out on!
You go for it and I hope you have a lovely evening
chappers
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Sarah, you really made me laugh! Hahah! You're very brave. I can't imagine dating now...but then I'm an old granny!
Good luck Chummy. I guess all things happen for a reason and if you meet someone who digs you now, it shows a depth to their character. (Digs you? Who says that? God I'm old!)
Good luck Chummy. I guess all things happen for a reason and if you meet someone who digs you now, it shows a depth to their character. (Digs you? Who says that? God I'm old!)
chummy
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Cheers Chappers. After all its one date but my mindset says 'what are you doing' - RUN!!
I just love Sarah's messages she's so so funny. Brings a smile to my face regularly. I think she should write a book - how to survive the dating game!!!
sarahrob
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Haha, when my parents were getting divorced one of the girls I worked with suggested I write a sitcom, but the problem I had was that it was all so unbelievable I don't think anyone could have related to it!
The thing is, while my life has moments of high tragedy, there are far more comedic moments and those are the ones I choose to focus on.
Chappers, my mum is 63 (a fact I'm sure she'd be delighted I share with the world!) and if I could get her to go on a date lord knows I would. I send her a Christmas card every year "to my mum and her boyfriend" (hey, I'm a scouser, they sell them round here), and she always laughs that I continue to live in hope. Mind you, I buy her a mother's day card that says "you're like a mother to me", so my card-buying habits don't stand up to close scrutiny...
The thing is, while my life has moments of high tragedy, there are far more comedic moments and those are the ones I choose to focus on.
Chappers, my mum is 63 (a fact I'm sure she'd be delighted I share with the world!) and if I could get her to go on a date lord knows I would. I send her a Christmas card every year "to my mum and her boyfriend" (hey, I'm a scouser, they sell them round here), and she always laughs that I continue to live in hope. Mind you, I buy her a mother's day card that says "you're like a mother to me", so my card-buying habits don't stand up to close scrutiny...
chummy
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Lol again.
When I married - stupidly!! My mother sent us a card saying " son and daughter in law". And didn't even notice her error, I did after the divorce.
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