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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Cancer / March 2005OT: Happy Birthday Pete
Just wanted to wish Pete a Happy Birthday for tommorrow. May the day bring Peace and Happiness for you and Judy Pete. Warm Hugs Alayne >Just wanted to wish Pete a Happy Birthday for tommorrow. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >Alayne That was most unexpected Alayne;-) I am now 62 and thanks for your good wishes for Judy and myself. Thanks;-) BIG HUGS Alayne from Judy and me. pete > >Just wanted to wish Pete a Happy Birthday for tommorrow. > > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > BIG HUGS Alayne from Judy and me. > pete You are most welcome Pete. Actually I am very lucky to still have a working computer to send Birthday Wishes on - long story cut short, Kelly wanted to "impress" me while I was out and when I got back she was on the doorstep with tears streaming down her cheecks muttering "please don't kill me"..... it turns out she tried connecting her new digital camera to a "live" computer - end result : loud bang, glowing red and puff of smoke! And all this an hour before her birthday celebrations began so I couldn't even go potty with her! Fortunately a good buddy was called in - turns out she had switched over the 110v-240v and only blown the fuse in the power supply - close shave for her though ;-) It certainly was not the teenage behaviour that I was expecting though ;-) And yep, strong lecture on electricity certainly ensued cos I am sure a perm wouldn't suit her. Have a lovely day today Pete. Warm Hugs Alayne >> >Just wanted to wish Pete a Happy Birthday for tommorrow. >> > [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > >Have a lovely day today Pete. Kids can frighten you to death without realising what they are doing in their innocence. I got some bad news for you Alayne. They are just as bad when they are 40 years old like 3 of mine are now;-) BIG HUGS Alayne from Judy and me. pete > >> >Just wanted to wish Pete a Happy Birthday for tommorrow. > >> > [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > BIG HUGS Alayne from Judy and me. > pete Thanks for that Pete! - and I thought the teenage years only last a while, but then perhaps I ought to agree considering I am 40 next week and have been trouble since the day I was born ;-) Warm Hugs Alayne >> >> >Just wanted to wish Pete a Happy Birthday for tommorrow. >> >> > [quoted text clipped - 45 lines] >but then perhaps I ought to agree considering I am 40 next week and have >been trouble since the day I was born ;-) LOL join the club;-) I am a fully paid up member of the awkward squad and still cause loads of trouble;-) BIG HUGS Alayne from Judy and me. pete peterturtill@hotmail.com said... > >> Kids can frighten you to death without realising what they are doing > >> in their innocence. I got some bad news for you Alayne. They are just [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >but then perhaps I ought to agree considering I am 40 next week and have > >been trouble since the day I was born ;-) Ooh, another party! Yeeee-hah! Whoop! > LOL join the club;-) I am a fully paid up member of the awkward squad > and still cause loads of trouble;-) Oh, excellent :-) Welcome to The Big Kids Club. Membership open to anyone who fancies a go on a huge bouncy castle or who harbours a secret desire to run up or down an escalator the wrong way...  SignatureIf you can keep your head when all around are losing theirs... then you've failed to grasp some important aspect of the situation. > peterturtill@hotmail.com said... >> >> Kids can frighten you to death without realising what they are doing [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > harbours a secret desire to run up or down an escalator the > wrong way... Emily, Does manically bouncing on the kids trampoline count?? If so, can I join? Hubby and I went out there the other night after getting home from a liquid night out - it was really good fun until we both fell at the same time - he kicked me in the face and I stuck a foot up his nose! We decided it was a little bit too dangerous and retired to the spa instead... Happy birthday to Steph and Pete Sinead Sinead@invalid.anon said... > Welcome to The Big Kids Club. Membership > > open to anyone who fancies a go on a huge bouncy castle or who [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Does manically bouncing on the kids trampoline count?? If so, can I join? Oh yes, definitely! Bouncing on a trampoline, against all reason and common sense, is one of the main qualifying activities for the Big Kids Club :-) SignatureIf you can keep your head when all around are losing theirs... then you've failed to grasp some important aspect of the situation. >Does manically bouncing on the kids trampoline count?? If so, can I join? >Hubby and I went out there the other night after getting home from a liquid [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >Happy birthday to Steph and Pete Thanks Sinead, I nearly missed your post there as my birthday was on the 3rd. I treat birthdays as any other day now;-) pete >>Does manically bouncing on the kids trampoline count?? If so, can I join? >>Hubby and I went out there the other night after getting home from a [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > the 3rd. I treat birthdays as any other day now;-) > pete I'm starting to panic about 40. 6years to go and nervous now. What state will I be in by then :) Sinead@invalid.anon said... > I'm starting to panic about 40. > > 6years to go and nervous now. What state will I be in by then :) Oh, you poor old thing. I was already over 40 when my last child was born! SignatureIf you can keep your head when all around are losing theirs... then you've failed to grasp some important aspect of the situation. > Oh, you poor old thing. I was already over 40 when my last > child was born! And you have survived? I have barely enough energy to keep up with my two now. Watching the rugby this weekend? I support Ireland, my hubby is Scottish and my best friend Welsh. (You are Welsh?) We live across road from our local rugby club and have spent most of the 6 Nations so far glued to the big screen watching. I hope Wales win on Sunday, I want to see a Grand Slam game Ireland/Wales next weekend :) Sinead@invalid.anon said... > > Oh, you poor old thing. I was already over 40 when my last > > child was born! > > And you have survived? What's more remarkable is that the /children/ have survived! > I have barely enough energy to keep up with my two > now. *Groan* Energy? What's that? One of the beauties of having a brace of teenagers is that they're old enough to keep an eye on their younger siblings when their poor old mother crashes out on the sofa and dozes off for a bit :-) > Watching the rugby this weekend? 'Fraid not. Not only am I not a rugby fan (cries of "burn the heretic!") but I haven't got a TV. > I support Ireland, my hubby is Scottish and > my best friend Welsh. (You are Welsh?) We live across road from our local > rugby club and have spent most of the 6 Nations so far glued to the big > screen watching. Although I live in Wales and can hold my own in Welsh I'm actually English, having been born and brought up in south/Greater London. All my children are Welsh though - they were all born here and have never lived anywhere else. > I hope Wales win on Sunday, I want to see a Grand Slam game Ireland/Wales > next weekend :) Oh yes, that would be great. Most of my friends are rugby fans (and totally fail to see how I can remain indifferent to it) and a lot of them are going to Cardiff to watch the match. If Wales lose there will be weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth on a grand scale, and life around here will be all doom and gloom for a long time to come. SignatureIf you can keep your head when all around are losing theirs... then you've failed to grasp some important aspect of the situation. > >>Does manically bouncing on the kids trampoline count?? If so, can I join? > >>Hubby and I went out there the other night after getting home from a [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > 6years to go and nervous now. What state will I be in by then :) Hey, now that I have joined the 40's club Sinead, take it from me, there's nothing to worry about. Age is simply a number and it is the age of your mentality that counts more than your birth certificate (so I must still be a toddler!) Warm Hugs Alayne > Hey, now that I have joined the 40's club Sinead, take it from me, there's > nothing to worry about. Age is simply a number and it is the age of your > mentality that counts more than your birth certificate (so I must still be a > toddler!) You beat me; I'm only 22 :-) There's much to be said for attitude.. Hugs Alayne, J >> Hey, now that I have joined the 40's club Sinead, take it from me, >> there's [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Hugs Alayne, > J The problem is that I feel only 22 when I am out and about with hubbs and friends, but first thing in the morning I feel at least 82. I really do feel sometimes that one day, someone is going to tap me on the shoulder and say "Caught you! Think you could get away with being a grown up and raising children?" I've heard others say this, but I do think (every now and again) " How did I get here? How did I get to be married and a mother? I'm not old/mature/sensible enough!" Mind you - the day someone describes me as sensible I'm gonna take myself off somewhere - that would be the ultimate insult! Take care all of you Sinead PS I am alarming myself recently, I must confess. I didn't realise how I would start to care about others on the newsgroup.....I guess you all just snuck up on me! >Mind you - the day someone describes me as sensible I'm gonna take myself >off somewhere - that would be the ultimate insult! A school master once called me sensible. Just once was enough. I nicked the corned beef out of his sandwiches and replaced it with glue;-) pete peterturtill@hotmail.com said... > >Mind you - the day someone describes me as sensible I'm gonna take myself > >off somewhere - that would be the ultimate insult! > > A school master once called me sensible. Just once was enough. I > nicked the corned beef out of his sandwiches and replaced it with > glue;-) You wretch! I had a mouthful of tea then! Pass the cloth please someone... SignatureIf you can keep your head when all around are losing theirs... then you've failed to grasp some important aspect of the situation. >peterturtill@hotmail.com said... >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >You wretch! I had a mouthful of tea then! Pass the cloth >please someone... Sorry about that LOL. pete Sinead@invalid.anon said... > Mind you - the day someone describes me as sensible I'm gonna take myself > off somewhere - that would be the ultimate insult! I agree with that sentiment entirely! > PS I am alarming myself recently, I must confess. I didn't realise how I > would start to care about others on the newsgroup.....I guess you all just > snuck up on me! That's the problem with newsgroups - they have a habit of becoming family. Mind, I'm not knocking it - I've met quite a few of the 'sheddi' (from uk.rec.sheds, which is a group of amiable lunatics and nothing at all to do with garden outbuildings) and some of them are now counted amongst the best friends I have. SignatureIf you can keep your head when all around are losing theirs... then you've failed to grasp some important aspect of the situation. > Thanks for that Pete! - and I thought the teenage years only last a while, > but then perhaps I ought to agree considering I am 40 next week and have > been trouble since the day I was born ;-) Aha, it was you who is 40 (and not pete's wife). And if Google is correct, it's the 9th? Thank you for reminding us about pete's birthday, Alayne I also wanted you to know that several places are now making chocolate pizzas. I saw a bit on the news about one nearby (in Canada). For a view of one/some in the US http://www.thechocolatepizza.com/ (see Catalog) A Large choc pizza is $30 US and comes in a real pizza box! Perhaps one of your friends will think of you and find some somewhere locally. I also imagine one could be made... Hugs Alayne J > > Thanks for that Pete! - and I thought the teenage years only last a while, > > but then perhaps I ought to agree considering I am 40 next week and have > > been trouble since the day I was born ;-) > > Aha, it was you who is 40 (and not pete's wife). And if Google is correct, it's > the 9th? Yes, it's me that's an old fart next week ;-) My ma called in today and we joked that perhaps I will turn into a "model citizen" like Harry Enfield turns into a "model teenager"; on the morning of my b.day I will awaken to a yearning to wear purple polyester and bake cakes for the PTA..... perhaps not eh, polyester will probably be very cold on the bike ;-) > Thank you for reminding us about pete's birthday, Alayne > > I also wanted you to know that several places are now making chocolate pizzas. > I saw a bit on the news about one nearby (in Canada). > For a view of one/some in the US http://www.thechocolatepizza.com/ (see Catalog) That's sounds interesting, but I wouldn't want to dilute the chocolate with pizza. > A Large choc pizza is $30 US and comes in a real pizza box! > > Perhaps one of your friends will think of you and find some somewhere locally. > I also imagine one could be made... I hate to think what my mates have in store for me J.... I happen to be the club mischief maker and whenever anyone has a "special" birthday, I always arrange a "special" surprise, normally of the naked variety, I know they say vengence is sweet but not for me please ;-) > Hugs Alayne > J And Warm Hugs right back at ya Petal Alayne >> > Thanks for that Pete! - and I thought the teenage years only last a > while, [quoted text clipped - 45 lines] > > Alayne All the best people have birthdays on March 9th > >> > Thanks for that Pete! - and I thought the teenage years only last a > > while, [quoted text clipped - 47 lines] > > All the best people have birthdays on March 9th Do I take it you will be celebrating too then Steph?? Hugs Alayne > "Steph" <steph@vancouver.island> wrote in message > > > All the best people have birthdays on March 9th > > > Do I take it you will be celebrating too then Steph?? He's not 40. What's to celebrate ? <smile> Whoever's celebrating that day is in good company... Born on March 9 1451 Amerigo Vespucci, Italian navigator. 1824 Leland Stanford, railroad builder, founder of Stanford University. 1890 Vyacheslav Molotov, former Soviet Prime Minister. 1892 Vita Sackville-West, writer. 1905 Peter Quennell, biographer. 1910 Samuel Barber, American composer ("Adagio for Strings," Vanessa). 1918 Frank Morrison Spillane [Mickey Spillane], crime writer (Kiss Me, Deadly, The Erection Set). 1930 Ornette Coleman, jazz saxophonist. 1934 Yuri Gagarin, Russian cosmonaut, the first man to orbit the Earth. 1943 Bobby Fischer, first American world chess champion. 1947 Keri Hulme, New Zealand novelist (The Bone People) That book "The Erection Set" looks interesting...<g> I have read Spillane but do not recall that one. J >> "Steph" <steph@vancouver.island> wrote in message >> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > He's not 40. What's to celebrate ? <smile> 50............ ;^( > Whoever's celebrating that day is in good company... > Born on March 9 [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > I have read Spillane but do not recall that one. > J > "J" <disques@anon.anon> wrote in message > > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > 50............ ;^( What's that for? (most) Things only get better with age... but I can't share.. ;-) J >> "J" <disques@anon.anon> wrote in message >> > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >but I can't share.. ;-) >J Happy birthday to you Steph. I hope it will be a good day for you and you enjoy yourself or make up for it at the weekend;-) pete >>> "J" <disques@anon.anon> wrote in message >>> > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > you enjoy yourself or make up for it at the weekend;-) > pete Thanks Pete Just finished a week on call and enjoying a glass of fine BC Cab Sauv right at this moment......... > "pete" <peterturtill@hotmail.com> wrote in message > .. [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > Just finished a week on call and enjoying a glass of fine BC Cab Sauv right > at this moment......... Happy Birthday, Steph, J > >> "J" <disques@anon.anon> wrote in message > >> > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > you enjoy yourself or make up for it at the weekend;-) > pete And Happy Birthday Steph from me too, I'll raise my glass at the week-end. Hugs Alayne steph@vancouver.island said... > >> > All the best people have birthdays on March 9th > >> > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > 50............ ;^( Heheheh, my husband's going to be 50 towards the end of the year. I'm not plotting anything, oh no. Much... ;-) SignatureIf you can keep your head when all around are losing theirs... then you've failed to grasp some important aspect of the situation. steph@vancouver.island said... > All the best people have birthdays on March 9th Happy birthday Steph :-) SignatureIf you can keep your head when all around are losing theirs... then you've failed to grasp some important aspect of the situation. >> > Thanks for that Pete! - and I thought the teenage years only last a >while, [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >yearning to wear purple polyester and bake cakes for the PTA..... perhaps >not eh, polyester will probably be very cold on the bike ;-) OMG I feel so old. Three of my four children are already over 40 and I can remember when I was terrified of being 40 too:-( pete > >> > Thanks for that Pete! - and I thought the teenage years only last a > >while, [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > can remember when I was terrified of being 40 too:-( > pete I'm not so much terrified Pete, as bewildered - the head still feels 18, it's the body I have trouble convincing ;-) Warm Hugs Alayne >> >> > Thanks for that Pete! - and I thought the teenage years only last a >> >while, [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >I'm not so much terrified Pete, as bewildered - the head still feels 18, >it's the body I have trouble convincing ;-) I have exactly the same trouble. I cannot remember things like I used to be able to and I know I am old and decrepit yet I still act on instinct like an 18 year old! BIG HUGS Alayne from Judy and me. pete > >> >> > Thanks for that Pete! - and I thought the teenage years only last a > >> >while, [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > BIG HUGS Alayne from Judy and me. > pete That's so good to hear Pete! I look upon it as the older I get the cheaper my bike insurance (theoretically) gets... so imagine how cheap it will be when I am 90 ;-) (okay, so I might need a zimmer frame to get off and on and queuing for my pension in my leathers may raise an eye brow or two, but at least you can't see the purple rinse under the helmet)! How are things with you and Judy?? Warm Hugs Alayne > That's so good to hear Pete! I look upon it as the older I get the cheaper > my bike insurance (theoretically) gets... so imagine how cheap it will be > when I am 90 ;-) (okay, so I might need a zimmer frame to get off and on and > queuing for my pension in my leathers may raise an eye brow or two, but at > least you can't see the purple rinse under the helmet)! There's attitude.. Go ahead.. you only live once ! J >> >> >> > Thanks for that Pete! - and I thought the teenage years only last >a [quoted text clipped - 41 lines] > >How are things with you and Judy?? Happy birthday Alayne from Judy and me. We are coping but not amused to be told that a MRI scan is being arranged a month ago and Judy 'phoned up today and nobody knows anything about it. Anyway I hop you have a good day and enjoy being 40 years old you spring chicken you:-) HIG HUGS Alayne from Judy and me. pete > >> >> >> > Thanks for that Pete! - and I thought the teenage years only last > >a [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] > HIG HUGS Alayne from Judy and me. > pete Thank you Pete, sorry to hear about the MRI, exasperating! I'm sure I will have a good day (although going to work), it is the week-end I am dreading ;-) Warm Hugs Alayne totallyfake@emailaddress.com said... > > I can remember when I was terrified of being 40 too:-( > > pete > > I'm not so much terrified Pete, as bewildered - the head still feels 18, > it's the body I have trouble convincing ;-) Hmm. I know that feeling. I still feel very like I did 20 or even 30 years ago. I can't get my head around the fact that I am actually middle-aged. Hang on - middle aged? Muddle aged more like. Yikes. SignatureIf you can keep your head when all around are losing theirs... then you've failed to grasp some important aspect of the situation. > totallyfake@emailaddress.com said... > > > I can remember when I was terrified of being 40 too:-( [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > am actually middle-aged. Hang on - middle aged? Muddle aged > more like. Yikes. What's that - you feel like a 20 year old, where do I get one......!? Hugs Alayne totallyfake@emailaddress.com said... > I still feel very like I did 20 or > > even 30 years ago. I can't get my head around the fact that I > > am actually middle-aged. Hang on - middle aged? Muddle aged > > more like. Yikes. > > What's that - you feel like a 20 year old, where do I get one......!? Dunno, but when you find one will you see if he has a twin brother please? ;-) SignatureIf you can keep your head when all around are losing theirs... then you've failed to grasp some important aspect of the situation. > totallyfake@emailaddress.com said... > > I still feel very like I did 20 or [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Dunno, but when you find one will you see if he has a twin > brother please? ;-) I am so biting my tongue Em.............! totallyfake@emailaddress.com said... > > Dunno, but when you find one will you see if he has a twin > > brother please? ;-) > > I am so biting my tongue Em.............! Err, yes. I'll bet you are :-) And no, nothing's changed... *sigh* SignatureIf you can keep your head when all around are losing theirs... then you've failed to grasp some important aspect of the situation. > "J" <disques@anon.anon> wrote in message > > Aha, it was you who is 40 (and not pete's wife). And if Google is [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > yearning to wear purple polyester and bake cakes for the PTA..... perhaps > not eh, polyester will probably be very cold on the bike ;-) ewww...polyester <g> > > I also wanted you to know that several places are now making chocolate > pizzas. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > That's sounds interesting, but I wouldn't want to dilute the chocolate with > pizza. Well, I can't make you click on the url, so I shall reword it. Pizza shaped chocolate- 100% chocolate ! And some toppings on top. > I hate to think what my mates have in store for me J.... I happen to be the > club mischief maker and whenever anyone has a "special" birthday, I always > arrange a "special" surprise, normally of the naked variety, I know they say > vengence is sweet but not for me please ;-) nekked ? Wish I was there <smile> A guy on another newsgroup, posted a website of a photo of him bungyjumping in the nude. Sadly my viewer wouldn't work <smile> Hugs to the not-old fart. J > > "J" <disques@anon.anon> wrote in message > > > Aha, it was you who is 40 (and not pete's wife). And if Google is [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > Well, I can't make you click on the url, so I shall reword it. > Pizza shaped chocolate- 100% chocolate ! And some toppings on top. Aah, that sounds better ;-) > > I hate to think what my mates have in store for me J.... I happen to be the > > club mischief maker and whenever anyone has a "special" birthday, I always > > arrange a "special" surprise, normally of the naked variety, I know they say > > vengence is sweet but not for me please ;-) > > nekked ? Wish I was there <smile> You probably don't J ;-), the last time was for Malcs 21st and I "ordered" a roly-poly gram for him (although the "ladies" in the Miss Wet T-Shirt were about four times her size - glad I wasn't judging that comp!) > A guy on another newsgroup, posted a website of a photo of him bungyjumping in > the nude. > Sadly my viewer wouldn't work <smile> Chuckle - this year I have a naked limbo dance in mind for the Mr Rally's - what do ya reckon? As long as it is not too cold in the marquee... > Hugs to the not-old fart. > J Hugs back at you. Alayne > "J" <disques@anon.anon> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > roly-poly gram for him (although the "ladies" in the Miss Wet T-Shirt were > about four times her size - glad I wasn't judging that comp!) Errr.. I'm afraid to ask. what's a roly-poly? > Chuckle - this year I have a naked limbo dance in mind for the Mr Rally's - > what do ya reckon? As long as it is not too cold in the marquee... The chocolate pizza had shrivelled nuts on it ;-) I think they have to keep it cooled... J-losing it ;-) > > "J" <disques@anon.anon> wrote in message > > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Errr.. I'm afraid to ask. what's a roly-poly? Erm, a rather large lady, with no clothes on........ > > Chuckle - this year I have a naked limbo dance in mind for the Mr Rally's - > > what do ya reckon? As long as it is not too cold in the marquee... > > The chocolate pizza had shrivelled nuts on it ;-) > I think they have to keep it cooled... > J-losing it ;-) Shrivelled nuts - isn't that a sign of old age too.... Alayne - definitely lost it this morning. disques@anon.anon said... > Aha, it was you who is 40 (and not pete's wife). And if Google is correct, it's > the 9th? 9th? Hey, that's today! Happy birthday Alayne! SignatureIf you can keep your head when all around are losing theirs... then you've failed to grasp some important aspect of the situation. > disques@anon.anon said... >> Aha, it was you who is 40 (and not pete's wife). And if Google is >> correct, it's >> the 9th? >> > 9th? Hey, that's today! Happy birthday Alayne! No. it's still yesterday here..... > disques@anon.anon said... >> Aha, it was you who is 40 (and not pete's wife). And if Google is >> correct, it's >> the 9th? >> > 9th? Hey, that's today! Happy birthday Alayne! Happy Birthday Alayne! Have a good one. Sinead x > > disques@anon.anon said... > >> Aha, it was you who is 40 (and not pete's wife). And if Google is [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Sinead > x Thank you Sinead, I sure will try hard to make it a good one. Warm Hugs Alayne > disques@anon.anon said... > > Aha, it was you who is 40 (and not pete's wife). And if Google is correct, it's > > the 9th? > > > 9th? Hey, that's today! Happy birthday Alayne! Thanks Em, I took my own therapy against the purple polyester and have just got back from the hairdressers (3 flippin hours but haven't been in years!) and now have blonde and red streaks, radical. I've also got a oh so yummy box of Thorntons and a bottle of red plonk - such a shame that Wales is a good few hours away and they just won't keep........... Warm Hugs Alayne totallyfake@emailaddress.com said... > > disques@anon.anon said... > > > Aha, it was you who is 40 (and not pete's wife). And if Google is [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Thanks Em, I took my own therapy against the purple polyester To be really authentic it should be a totally shapeless dress, just below knee length, made of purple and green paisley Rayon and tied in the middle with a strip of the same ghastly material vaguely made into a belt. > and have just > got back from the hairdressers (3 flippin hours but haven't been in years!) > and now have blonde and red streaks, radical. I've also got a oh so yummy > box of Thorntons and a bottle of red plonk - such a shame that Wales is a > good few hours away and they just won't keep........... Hang on, where did I park the helicopter? I'll be there in a couple of hours. SignatureIf you can keep your head when all around are losing theirs... then you've failed to grasp some important aspect of the situation. peterturtill@hotmail.com said... > Kids can frighten you to death without realising what they are doing > in their innocence. I got some bad news for you Alayne. They are just > as bad when they are 40 years old like 3 of mine are now;-) Or over 40 as I am. The day I stop doing stupid things will be the day I give up life :-) SignatureIf you can keep your head when all around are losing theirs... then you've failed to grasp some important aspect of the situation. >peterturtill@hotmail.com said... >> Kids can frighten you to death without realising what they are doing [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >Or over 40 as I am. The day I stop doing stupid things will >be the day I give up life :-) Yeah me too;-) pete totallyfake@emailaddress.com said... > Just wanted to wish Pete a Happy Birthday for tommorrow. Ooh, a birthday! Is there a party? Will there be ice cream and birthday cake? I'll be there in a jiffy. {{{{{Hugs}}}}} and happy birthday. SignatureIf you can keep your head when all around are losing theirs... then you've failed to grasp some important aspect of the situation. >totallyfake@emailaddress.com said... >> Just wanted to wish Pete a Happy Birthday for tommorrow. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >{{{{{Hugs}}}}} and happy birthday. Thanks Emily. No party these days and no ice cream either but I added another Buddha to my collection which is nearly all made up of christmas and birthday pressies. In a weeks time my youngest will be 35 and I bet his pressie costs me more than mine cost him;-) {{{{{BIG HUGS Emily}}}} and thanks for your good wishes. pete peterturtill@hotmail.com said... > >> Just wanted to wish Pete a Happy Birthday for tommorrow. > > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Thanks Emily. No party these days and no ice cream either No ice cream? No ice cream?? *NO ice...*??? Waaaaaah! SignatureIf you can keep your head when all around are losing theirs... then you've failed to grasp some important aspect of the situation. >peterturtill@hotmail.com said... >> >> Just wanted to wish Pete a Happy Birthday for tommorrow. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >> >No ice cream? No ice cream?? *NO ice...*??? Waaaaaah! I cannot even remember the last time I had an ice cream;-) pete > >peterturtill@hotmail.com said... > >> >> Just wanted to wish Pete a Happy Birthday for tommorrow. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > I cannot even remember the last time I had an ice cream;-) > pete Well, put it on your "to do" list Pete, they have some ooh so yummy varieties these days and I should hate to think you and Judy are missing out. Warm Hugs Alayne >> >peterturtill@hotmail.com said... >> >> >> Just wanted to wish Pete a Happy Birthday for tommorrow. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >varieties these days and I should hate to think you and Judy are missing >out. Oh alright, next time the g/children have some I will too;-) BIG HUGS Alayne from Judy and me. pete |
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