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Did anyone else get Pinkerton Diaries today? It's waiting for me at home and I cannot wait to be done with work and go open it!!!
Sorry Aaron, I guess when you were figuring out how to illegally share music I was too busy going to concerts and having a good time. My loss :)
Pfff? Uhh, what?
the book is definitely worth the price if you're a serious pinkerton/sftbh fan. it has a lot of detail about sftbh. you get to see his progression of developing the story and character creation. a lot of ideas crossed out that you can still read and stuff. he was very meticulous about the settings of the black h***, changing the year and locations multiple times. on the other hand, i felt a little guilty reading much of the diary part because it seems a little too personal. i praise rivers for having the guts to publish these very personal writings. he's a good writer and conveys the pain and loneliness he felt very well.
the album isn't that great. half the songs are more like songlets. only around a minute or less. album is only 40 minutes long but still a few treasures in there. the book definitely makes the songs feel more meaningful though.
not all of us have $100 to throw down on a cd. I could care less about the book
Bill said:
I was order number 408, and I got the email notification yesterday! Can't wait for mine to arrive....no way in heck I would listen to a leak without having the book with me too. if there is any type of release where the 'booklet' and liners are just as important as the music, then this is it (for me at least).
i'm not against leaks. but i do wish everyone who cares enough to listen to alone3 could just buy it. the reason for that is that i see it as the only sure-fire way of getting future releases from rivers. at the end of the day i just want to keep hearing some of this older material and supporting him as an artist seems the best way of doing it. anyways, i also know its not always possible to lay down the cash, especially at the price point that alone3 is at. a lot of rivers fans are college students without the funds, and i was in that position before.
i guess i just think that if everyone who wanted to listen to alone3 bought it, perhaps we'd see alone4 a lot quicker.
super stoked!
How to Act Like a Grown-Up by Aaron Hansen
Step 1: Hangout in your basement and troll Weezer.com all day.
Step 2: Insult random strangers on the internet
Step 3: use insults like "stupid" and "12-year-old-girl" (limited vocabulary is key)
Hoping that if I follow his lead, I can someday be as amazing as Aaron Hanson.
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it's ok. Already out there. Someone who didn't have the brain of a 12 year old did it.
just got it today! Skimmed through it a little and it'll take me a long time to read haha. Can't wait to listen to Alone III, and the poster is awesome!
After seeing that some people got the diary 'n biz, I went to go check if I got it yet. Sadly I did not. But I did get a shirt I made off the internet! That was pretty nice.
I received my copy today!!! Hope more people are getting it today! Enjoy! :)
Awesome album, awesome book.
Nuff said.
Thanks Rivers, do more releases like this please.
Lisa is amazing. It's definitely the best track on Alone III... I've only looked over the book but it looks like it's going to be a great read.
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bchandler said,
When you really stop and realize that to do this one simple task... make the dust that makes US! requires a Universe as immense as ours is... just so the stars can fabricate the materials needed to make us... pretty humbling.
Psa 147:4 He telleth the number of the stars; he calleth them all by their names.
When I consider your heavens,
the work of your fingers,
the moon and the stars,
which you have set in place,
what is man that you are mindful of him,
the son of man that you care for him?
You made him a little lower than the heavenly beings
and crowned him with glory and honor.
Psalm 8:3-5
We are microscopic.
I think that God made the universe to display His glory and also to humble us. So that we can see how small we are compared to Him.
kazbo wrote:I wonder sometimes how absolutely ridiculous the arrogance of man must look. These tiny mortal creatures walking around acting as though they have some sort of power or control. Daring to speak against God. Thinking that we know better than he does. Unbelievable. It's like the gnat and the elephant.
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This will be a group who want to get together to walk in the morning during the week, and maybe weekends. This will more likely than not be a same time every day/week group. Also, it would be great to move the walks around to different locations....Rockefeller Preserve, North/South County Trailways, County Parks. etc. I am open for suggestions. In addition, members of different pace might group together over time. Lets be flexible.
The Interstate Hiking Club is a medium sized hiking club that is affiliated with the NY/NJ Trail Conference and has been a trail maintaining club since 1931. Most of our activities are centered in the NY/NJ area. Some hikes, bicycle rides and canoe trips are farther away. Trips or events may just be for the day, or are sometimes for a week. Guests may attend 3 events before becoming members. Ask your leader about membership! Hikes, bicycle rides and canoe trips generally are scheduled for every …
This group enjoys keeping fit while having fun walking and hiking in the great outdoors. We explore trails, parks, and beaches on weekends throughout the year. All events are intended to be easy to moderate in difficulty so that even those who are new to hiking can feel happy participating. However, reasonable physical fitness is necessary due to the nature of the activity, and this group is recommended for those who can walk comfortably for at least 2 hours. We don't go at a fast pace but also …
Come have a good time and meet other local outdoor enthusiasts. We focus on having a good time and being kind to our shared lands! All day hikes are free! We are always looking to introduce experienced hikers to novices. Come enjoy the great outdoors by hiking with other like minded individuals and discover some of the best hiking opportunities in NJ. So join us on one of our next regularly scheduled hikes by checking the calendar of scheduled outing dates!
This is a group for anyone interested in Hiking, Nature Walking, Power Walking, Trail Running, Running, ranging from beginners to strenuous levels. Occasional outdoor adventures. Welcoming all members in all ages. I started this group to get other outdoors enthusiasts meet others with common interest, learn, enjoy and challenge each other. Looking forward to exploring the outdoors with everyone.. Welcome NOMADS.....
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Something that all dogs need: Exercise, Walks & Mental Stimulation!! Pooky's club was originally established in 2003 as a "cockers" only meetup. I created it to exercise & socialize my "reactive" dog around other dogs & to meet other cocker owners in the area who love the breed as much as I do. Soon thereafter, people started contacting me saying that they didnt have a cocker, but could they come pleazzzze? So effective 2006 I changed it to Pooky's All Breed Dog Walking Club! All breeds & ages …
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A hiking group for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders and their families and friends. We engage in monthly hikes during the Spring, Summer and Fall months.
"Don't do mornings", come join us! Meet new friends to share afternoon 1-4 hour, easy to moderate, with some more challenging, local nature walks and hikes, plus other arts and entertainment activities. Don't forget to check the day of an event for any changes. Please give yourself plenty of time to find us, since we only wait an extra 10 minutes before starting an event to be fair to everyone. We will occasionally post a "Dog Friendly" event, which is the ONLY TIME when friendly, well behave …
Since 1997, we have gathered weekly to explore the wonders of NJ, eastern PA, southern NY, and northern DE. The purpose of this group is to promote trail systems in the NY/Philadelphia metropolitan area, as well as other areas of natural and historic significance, through long day hikes. Each hike is approximately 15 to 20 miles. This group is for people for whom a short hike is not enough, people who want to quench the thirst for experience and diversity, and to learn more of the amazing area i …
New York City Photo Walks [www.PhotoWalks.co/] welcomes everyone who enjoys photography to join and attend photo walks where we can all have fun taking photos and learning from each other, whether you have an SLR or a point and shoot, an affinity with film or an addiction to digital. We are an affiliate member of the NYC Creative Suite, Photoshop & Lightroom Adobe User Group [NYCAUG.net]. Our members are considered full members of our parent NYC Adobe User Group. We are a very friendly group. A …
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Looking for walkers who are also interested in tasting different type of cuisines in NYC!. Members must be able to walk at least 3 miles in moderate pace (2 miles per hour) to food destinations and be adventurous with varieties type of foods. Members can also explore many parts of communities within NYC by just walking to their food. I can not guarantee that you will like all the food and walks. So eat and walk at your own risk! :) This group is not suitable for serious vegetarians. I could only …
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Fun & Unique w/Club Getaway Twist w/over 101 Activities & Fun Outdoor Adventures for Compatible Friendships-12/18-Westchester Skier's & Rider's Holiday Bash @ Buffalo Wild Wings w/Tony P.,12/29-Seal Exploration Trek & Hike, Mini Rock Scramble along LI Shore & Opt. Trek to City Island for drinks & appetizers-Weather Permitting Only, 2/1 Hike, Opt. Ice-Skating, Zoo, Hot Cocoa, Photo Shoot & More @ Bear Mt.,Skirmish Co-Ed w/Indoor Paintball only minutes away, Hike/Trek Saxon Woods Trail w/opt. Pizz …
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Please join in walk, enjoy your physical exercise, make new friends, socialize. If you single, you might find your life partner in group. Please use walking for your net working, exchange your idea's knowledge with others and gain same from them. Most members of this group are single and like to walk and want to meet people, make friends and looking to find life partner. Its good way to meet people and spent time together while walking and knowing each other. Its cost you nothing. You never know …
This is a meet-up group for people interested in sharing about their experiences at the Camino de Santiago (Spain.) It is also for people who are planning to take the pilgrimage in the future. The meet-up is a hike at Norm's Mountain (Levy Park & Preserve, Merrick) After hike get together is at the Pit Stop, Sunrise Highway, Merrick.
Norwalk, Connecticut based Bredeson Outdoor Adventures (www.bredeson.com), under the direction of its founder Deborah Lewis, specializes in active cultural adventures in Connecticut, New England, the western U.S., Europe and beyond. Our tours include hiking and walking, snowshoeing and cross country skiing for all abilities. We pride ourselves in facilitating authentic and fun experiences with a large dose of creature comforts and great attention to detail. Our love of local history and culture, …
Anyone interested in a guided walking tour through our village is welcome to join us. We have six Sunday afternoon walks and focus on a variety of Victorian architectural charm and shares Nyack's fascinating history going back over 300 years.
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The Move Together Walk/Run club welcomes all beginning runners, walkers, and those looking to jump start their cardio! Our goal of this group is to create a fun environment for those seeking something different to add to their workout routine and to help those less experienced with running and/or walking to become comfortable getting out and trying something new! This a great way to come out and meet new people from the community while the enjoying beautiful New Canaan scenery.
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The purpose of this group is to bring people together. People who like being outdoor, hiking in the woods going deep in the mountain, canoeing, kayaking, sports, parks, outdoor, & random activities.
We've started this group for local dogs of all breeds to get out and enjoy a walk in the park. Pit bulls and bully breeds are welcome! Don't have a dog? Adoptable dogs and fosters are welcome, as well! ***Please note that if you would like to bring an adoptable dog from the Liberty Humane Society you must first be a registered volunteer who has completed the volunteer orientation and dog handling seminar. More information is available at: http://www.libertyhumane.org/volunteer.php. You will al …
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"50 Hikes in New Jersey" is a book by Bruce Scofield, and a great "bucket" list of hikes in the State of NJ! Many of these hikes include historical sites, buildings and gardens, and of course trails/paths that carried revolutionary soldiers and merchants through a new land. Hikes range from easy to strenuous, and varying in miles. This group is perfect for the any level hiker wanting to explore NJ trails. Here's the list! 1 South Of High Point 2 Rattlesnake Swamp To Catfish Pond 3 Mount Tamman …
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Are you a gay man over 40 who loves to hike? I have done a few hiking trips recently (Scotland & Peru) and am looking to do some hikes around the NYC area.
Hi, my name is Beau and I started this group for anyone who likes to walk and meet new people. This group is about meeting people and having fun. All ages are encouraged to come: 21 to 99. Single, married, couples, widows, gay, straight, black, white and everything in between. Just be friendly and have the ability to socialize with relative normalcy. Some past walks: Ice Skating in Bryant Park 3 Bridge Walk + Smorgasburg 9-mile Hudson River Walk 6-mile Central Park Loop Village Pizza Crawl Atla …
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Let's get together for walks in Central Park while talking about whatever comes to mind plus health, healthy living, food & cooking, wellbeing, spirituality, and intuitive living. I am a Health Coach and have my own business working with clients. I'd love to meet other like minded people and hit the pavement for some exercise while we're at it!
This is a group for people interested in experiencing how walking in nature can be a transformative experience as well as enjoyable and excellent for health and well being. I started this group because I have discovered so many treasures from walking in the park I would like to share them. We will learn how all of nature is both teacher and friend and can be a beautiful guide for how we can live being more present in the world. Group will meet every other Saturday at 9:30 AM for an hour to and h …
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I decide to start this group because I enjoy walking and love Central Park. The 6 mile loop is challenging and great as part of my exercise routine. It would be great to have a group of women who also enjoy walking to help me push myself to go there and push my time to make it a challenge. This is for women who are interested in walking at a brisk pace for 6 miles, or working up to walking at a brisk pace.
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This is a group for anyone interested in getting to know their neighbors and getting some exercise. We will start off talking and walking around the community, and consider other exercise and social activities.
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Barefoot Hikers are people who enjoy hiking barefoot and Learning the Technics on proper Barefoot Steps. Don't Worry about Getting your FEET Dirty, Because Having your Bare Feet Touching the Nature Ground will Relax your Body and Mine of Being Stress FREE!!
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We are looking for hikers over 40 years old who want to explore all the great trails NJ has to offer. Most of the hikes will be in NJ or on the NY border, 4-5 hours long, 6 to 10 miles, and of moderate to strenuous difficulty. The hikes will mostly take place on Saturdays or Sundays Meetup Rules: This is a social event and not a guided hike. As such you are responsible for understanding and following all laws within the park. You accept responsibility for the safety of yourself, and any fri …
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This group is for anyone interested in walking for health, wellness, meeting new people, getting fresh air or just simply enjoying the day! I started this group because I'm health coach who loves to meet new people! It's designed for people of any age with any career! Dogs and Strollers are welcome! We can meet once a week, bi-weekly or monthly depending on the outcome. Looking forward to meeting new people!
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For people, not necessarily old, who want to take some scenic walks on Long Island. Maybe bring the dog. Maybe stop and take a picture or two. Maybe look at a park bench and say "This has my name on it." This started as a germ of an idea days ago, and I have to admit that I'm blown away by the response. I've lived on the Island 23 years now, and I think I can find any number of fun, safe places for leisurely recreation. Thanks!
The Hiking Committee of the NY-North Jersey Chapter of AMC has something for everyone who loves to explore the outdoors on foot. For beginners or experts. In the city or far from the bustle. What sets us apart? • Trained leaders means trips are organized AND fun • Easy access on public transportation to tons of our hikes • Hikes are open to anyone (as long as you meet fitness and equipment requirements) This MeetUp group is sponsored by the NY-North Jersey Chapter of the Appalachian Mountai …
This group is founded on the belief that civilized people like to sleep in on weekends, and lead their active lives in the afternoon. Hiking is not only exercise, it's also a great chance to socialize in pleasant surroundings. All hikes will finish with dinner at an affordable restaurant willing to do separate checks. Suggestions for new routes are welcome, but will only be considered if the hike is at least 4 miles long and an appropriate restaurant at the end of the path is recommended. Rou …
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Last week, Rob Jackson signed a new one-year contract with the Redskins. According to a report, he could be losing a chunk of the money that he was going to earn due to a suspension. Howard Balzer of Sirius XM NFL Radio tweeted that Jackson will be suspended for the first four games of the 2013 season. According to other reports, the suspension is for testing positive for a banned substance. Balzer said that Jackson will be able to participate in the team's offseason, training camp, and preseason games. Grant Paulsen of 106.7 The Fan said on Twitter that Jackson has been informed of the suspension and an appeal is in process. We will seek confirmation and further details.
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[Maven] How to Install Maven SCM Connectors
[Note: the latest release of MyEclipse includes a link to assist installation of the SCM connectors, in the wizard for importing projects from an SCM. In this case, click the link and look for your appropriate connector before clicking the Install button, rather than following these instructions.]
The maven features first found in MyEclipse 10, for importing and materializing maven projects from a source control management (SCM) system, require an extra plug-in to connect maven with your chosen team plug-in (for example, subclipse or the standard CVS plug-in). In MyEclipse 10, these connector plug-ins (sometimes referred to as SCM handlers) can be installed via the MyEclipse Software and Workspace Center (also known as the MyEclipse Configuration Center).
Use the Help menu item, "MyEclipse Configuration Center" to get to the right screen than click the Software tab. Click the "Add Site" link. On the resulting dialog, type any name to identify the site and then the URL for the update site containing the connector (see below for known update sites). Click OK and wait for the site to appear in the "Personal Sites" section of the "Browse Software" panel. Fully expand the site and double click on the connector plug-in (or right click and select "Add to Profile..."). The change will eventually show up in the "Pending Changes" panel; when it does, click the Apply button to add it.
If you mistyped the update site URL, you can change it by going to the bottom of the "My Software" list, where the update site will be listed. Right click, select "View Details" and alter the URL. Alternatively, select "Remove" on the context menu and re-add the update site.
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Some users have been unable to connect to the update sites mentioned above using https. If that doesn't work, try http, in place of https. The above urls are taken directly from those linked to in the m2eclipse implementation, but clearly have problems in some situations.
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Continued ...Kalkaska County's unemployment rate for October fell to 8.8 percent, a stark improvement from just a few years ago.
Continued ...Litter is not OK; U.N. has an agenda.
Continued ...Traverse City Central's girls basketball season tipped off Tuesday with a 69-32 loss to Midland.
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Continued ...Michael Estes' drunken driving case ended with a judge handing down a sentence crafted to help Traverse City's mayor "better" his life through 18 months of probation and alcohol treatment programs.
Continued ...Finding a closer was a top concern for the Detroit Tigers this off-season.
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At the 19th annual "Catholic Oscars," held at the Beverly Hills Hotel on April 29, it wasn't only the honorees who were in the spotlight — but the controversy that their selection had generated.
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This year was no exception. ABC sitcom "Modern Family" was the 2012 recipient for the Television Series Award, the most recent of dozens of awards it has received. Among the cast of characters is a gay male couple who has adopted a baby together. In reaction to this honoree choice, CIMA received volumes of angry letters.
Other honorees were less controversial: "I Am" received the Documentary Award; Martin Scorsese's "Hugo" won the Motion Picture Award; and "The Way," written and directed by Emilio Estevez, received the Board of Directors Award.
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Catholics in Media Associates got its start in the wake of the heated controversy surrounding Martin Scorcese's 1998 film, "The Last Temptation of Christ." CIMA president Haskell Vaughn Anderson III explained the organization's mission as "not to criticize what we don't like, but to praise what we do."
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Scorsese could not attend the awards ceremony to receive the Motion Picture Award for "Hugo," but the film's visual effects supervisor, Robert Legato, read a statement from him in which he noted that receiving this award from CIMA was particularly meaningful. "I'm indebted to you for rallying around my picture, 'The Last Temptation of Christ,' which brought your organization into being," the statement read.
Martin Sheen, who stars in "The Way," presented the Board of Directors Award to the film's senior producer, David Alexanian.
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Though he was speaking specifically of "The Way," the other award recipients' speeches touched on the same theme. Not only were they grateful their projects were being honored, but they were joyful that those projects' positive outlooks were appreciated.
As Father Kesicki described the day's communicants, they are "people who take our human passion and transform it so we can be salt, leaven, and light in the world."
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Mon, Sep 19, 2011 | 14:12 BST
Brink, Enslaved, The Curfew up for Writers Guild award
Organisers of the Writers Guild Awards have announced the nominations for the Best Videogame awards. Splash Damage's Ed Stern for Brink, Ninja Theory's Tameem Antoniades & film producer Alex Garland for Enslaved and ex-journo Kieron Gillen for The Curfew are all up for the award, which will be given out on November 16 at Notting Hill.
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Splash Damage details some of the environmental highlights in Brink
Splash Damage's art director Olivier Leonardi and senior game designer Ed Stern, have provided a glimpse at the concept art behind Brink along with Stern's idea of visual storytelling, through a discussion of a one of the maps and some of the environmental hightlights included in the upcoming shooter.
Thu, Mar 31, 2011 | 17:32 BST
There's not always "a pressing need" to replay story scenarios in a FPS, says Brink dev
Splash Damage's Ed Stern has said the reason the developers have stayed away from a heavily scripted story in Brink is for more replayability.
Tue, Feb 01, 2011 | 04:53 GMT
Splash Damage want players to feel Deus Ex-like uncertainty with Brink
Lead writer Ed Stern has said he'd like players to experience the same moral confusion and uncertainty while playing Brink as in the original Deus Ex.
Tue, May 04, 2010 | 18:35 BST
Brink rocks France – impressions round-up
Brink rocked France last week big time. Sadly, it never got to do the same thing to US press in Las Vegas due to a certain Icelandic volcano. But nonetheless, the Splash Damage shooter came out big, and impressed many.
Get rounded-up after the break.
Wed, May 05, 2010 | 10:43 BST
Bethesda, VG247 invades France – everything in one place
We came, we saw, we conquered.
We were in France last week, just outside Paris, to see some of Bethesda's future titles for this and next year, such as Rage, Fallout: New Vegas, Brink and Hunted: The Demon's Forge.
We spoke, drank and watched games throughout the two-day event, all for you. Get everything below.
Tue, May 04, 2010 | 19:08 BST
Another Splash Damage-id collaboration "certainly not a terrible thing at all," says Brink writer
Brink writer Ed Stern has told VG247 that a second collaboration from Splash Damage and id Software is never off the table, but insisted the studio is purely focused on upcoming FPS, Brink.
Tue, May 04, 2010 | 16:48 BST
Splash Damage stays mum on DLC plans for Brink
Anyone on the edge of their seats on possible Brink DLC plans may want to move back an inch or two: developer Splash Damage is saying nowt.
Tue, May 04, 2010 | 16:46 BST
Interview: Brink (part one) – Splash Damage's Ed Stern
Ever since its reveal before E3 last year, Splash Damage's Brink has been firmly on the core's radar. It's aiming to be one of the biggest action titles of this year, pairing up with fellow Bethesda-published title Fallout: New Vegas this fall.
In one of two interviews with Splash Damage, we spoke to the game's writer Ed "BongoBoy" Stern in Paris last week at Bethesda's pre-E3 event, asking about the possible future of the series, another potential team-up with id Software and lots more.
The all-new demo we saw in in France last week was show-stopping. Don't even think about not buying this game when it releases.
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Darjeeling tea lovers may be disheartened to hear this news, but a new study reveals that your cup of Darjeeling tea may no longer be grown exclusively in the cozy hill station of Darjeeling. In fact, you may soon be able to purchase 'authentic' Darjeeling tea that tastes like the real thing but which has [...]
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Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2012 1:53 pm
Hi Mel
How is eveything your end? How are the kids? D has got an imaginary sister...she literally comes everywhere but he does then just kind of forget about her. Its a little odd when he tells other people about her...depending on who it is you see the person look at me like Ive left her in the car or at home on her own!!
I spend alot of time at the moment shaking my head behind him saying 'he doesn't have a sister'!
Have you had much contact from the other angels? Shame about the meet up. Kate let me know and I was all go but sure we will get together soon. We've just been to a climbing frame place as we are getting D one for his Birthday..they are sooo expensive but I'm costing it on a year by year basis (DH likes my creativity) and working it out on how many days he will play with it. He got sooo ridiculously excited when we pulled up. Then bizzarlely friends of ours turned up and he ran around with his friends....he LOVED it. Think I might take him there again...its like a flippin theme park. Imagine climbing frame after climbing frame...and go carts!! It was FREE play...yay!!I must say...he soon dropped his sister..mind you he has just come and told me that he loves his sister....DH keeps saying 'Do I need to worry about this'? I just say...'No darling, its quite normal'. Its funny how Mums have to have all the answers isn't it!
I know you can go into detail on here and sure that one day my email will be back up but would love to hear how its all going with you and the other angels.
Wobally....counting the days with you. I keep looking out for Hutchy on BB&B to see when she has her baby and its the same with you meeting your little one. Two days before I met D for the first time my close friend gave birth to her son....its really special to be sitting here watching two expectant Mummy's wait to meet their babies!!!
Hope everyone is enjoying the bank holiday. Bit too cold though.
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Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2012 7:51 pm
Hi All
Just a real quicky to say 'hi' and sorry for being so negligent the past few weeks! So much going on at the moment - including DS's birthday this weekend so party/cinema/special dinner/visitors/visiting etc going on all weekend plus trying to prepare for LO's imminent arrival. We had our planning meeting yesterday and we're still set for first meeting on Tuesday and then LO's moving-in date is 19 April which is a bit earlier than we'd expected - not that I'm complaining!!
Will catch up properly with everyone else's news and good wishes over the weekend.
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Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 8:27 am
Hi ladies,
I have been keeping up with you all but not had chance to reply- had exam and assignments for uni.... yawn!!!!
Sar- glad you enjoyed the course and i'm hoping your panicky feelings are natural as i feel the same!!!!! Enjoy your hols! X
Elizabeth- it was reassuring to read your post and that you felt that way at first! X
Mel- your post reassured me too!! Hope your enjoying having dh at home and enjoying some nice family time x
Wobally- bet you cant wait til tomorrow for first meeting? Is it a mixture of feelings? It will be 19th april before you know it!! X
Woo- hope you had a nice holiday. Fingers crossed for great news on 24th x
Pauline- lovely to read how intros went- keep us posted! X
AFM... We had our approval panel on thursday, felt so anxious but even with 12 on the panel dont think it was as daunting as i thought it would be. They had us and sw in together and asked me n dh few questions, we left and they came out 5 mins later and said it was a unanimous yes!!!!!!!!!! Phew! Then our sw hit us with the news she is leaving so will be anothersw who sees us through matching etc. Felt a bit deflated as i like our sw and was hoping she'd be with us for the whole thing, but sure new sw will be fine! Me n dh went away fri-sun which was a great idea and had a relaxing break!
Feeling a mixture of emotions (is this typical?!) So pleased we've been approved and so excited, but still have a feeling of sadness about never being pregnant- does this go ever? Hope you dont think i'm being really negative after such great news... I'm sure a lot of my mix of emotions is down to trying to juggle so many balls at once so feeling more stressed than normal!
How long after panel do you hear about any possible children? Its exciting times ahead!!!!!!
Hope you are all enjoying the easter break! Sorry for my post, feel like i always have a moan when on here!!!!!size=7][/size]
Hel xxx
me & DH - 35
TTC since 05
6 months clomid
1st IVF/ICSI April 2010 - BFN
2nd IVF/ICSI June '10, aug - BFN
FET Oct 10, nov 2nd - BFN
Now starting adoption process...
Approved May 12
24 Nov 2008
Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 10:38 am
Hello all.
Hope everyone is having a lovely Easter - it's flippin' freezing here! And very wet. Thanks for all the congratulations and good wishes.
Hel - Yes, we can't believe in 24 hours we'll have met our son. I have a real mixture of great excitement and awful nervousness. It feels a bit overwhelming but I'm just trying to breathe deeply and stay calm
. I felt a real mixture of emotions after approval too - it was a bit of a strange anti-climax after all that activity. Our sw started talking to us about potential links within a couple of weeks of approval panel. Glad you and DH had a relaxing break x
Pauline - I guess your LO must have moved in by now. Hope it's all going well x
Sar - Hope you're having a lovely well-deserved rest. I watched an adoption documentary a couple of years ago and a single adopter on there had her brother as a special support. I'm sure they won't expect you to be completely isolated - that wouldn't be very good for you or LO!!
Especially as one of the big issues our sw kept going back to was the importance of a good support network - there's no point having one if you can't use them! We had lots of plans to go to the park and be in the garden with LO this week but it's rather soggy here so not quite sure what plan B is... We haven't bought much at all for him yet - just bedroom furniture and a handful of books/toys - as he is coming with tons of stuff from the foster carers and we wanted to wait and see what he hasn't got. Is it tomorrow you get your fingers back? x
Mel - I hope you're all having a lovely long Easter break x
Woo - how are you all? Hope you're having a good break. x
Elizabeth - maybe D knows something you don't and there's a little sister in the pipeline!
We're finishing off last minute bits and bobs today to get everything ready for LO and trying to have a rest too. It all seems a bit surreal at the moment but I think once we get started then it'll be fine and will start sinking in a bit more. I hope!! We were planning on stretching intros over 2 weeks but FC was quite adamant that LO is so excited that he'll be ready to move things forward quite quickly. I'm sure it won't all be plain-sailing but I'm so relieved that he's excited about meeting us. The FC has done such a fantastic job.
Well, better crack on. I'll try to pop on tomorrow night with an update.
Hope everyone else is good.
12 Nov 2010
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 1:08 pm
Well I dont know who to congratulate first.
Gosh Hel thats so fantastic well done you. What sort of things did they ask you at the panel?
Wobally - I do hope everything has gone ok for you today? Its absolutely marvelous and i am grinning from ear to ear after reading how excited LO is.
I hope everyone is doing fantastic too. Did you all have a good Easter?
I am so glad Hel that you have been feeling like that too. I am still up and down but feel happier now. Just had my brother on the phone and he nearly made me cry because he said you know that we will always be here for you!! Ah he is so soppy love him to bits. I was discussing about him perhaps going on the friends and family training day which he is really into doing so thats good.
Mel - thanks for the words of encouragement thats so kind its good to know i am not mad.
Well today hopefully is the day I get my fingers back god I cant wait. Off to the hospital in a mo. Then got to take the car for an MOT god I hoep it passes I aint got a bean if it fails!!! Got a busy couple of weeks whilst I am off catching up with friends etc. I am looking forard to it. Just hope this flipping weather bucks up a bit.
Right got to go. Love to everyone and thianks once again everyone for your support your all amazing xx
Sar x
28 May 2007
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 4:29 pm
Hi guys sorry have not been on have been on holiday and never really had a minute since I got back!!
Wobally - cannot believe your day has come round already!! I hope you are having a good day meeting your little one
Sar - hope you got on well at hospital and things are going back to normal for you and your car passed its MOT
Hel - congratulations on passing the panel - hope you do not have to wait too long for a little one
Elizabeth - hope you are coping well with the hols
Mel - are you surviving the hols too
We have a planning meeting on Thursday seems a bit strange planning something when we have no dates really. Have another pre proof hearing on 24th April as BM has no lawyer and will be representing herself. Proof hearing 28th May so maybe looking at middle of June hopefully
24 Nov 2008
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 6:17 pm
Hi All
Sar - hope your fingers are back and behaving! And hope your car behaved too
Woo - hope your planning meeting is productive. What's the difference between a proof hearing and a pre-proof hearing? x
Well, this morning went really well
. The FC said it couldn't have gone any better and, as she knows him so well, I'm happy to agree with whatever she says!! We played lots and had a cuddle and had our photo taken and he called us Mummy and Daddy so all good. And he's adorable
. When we'd gone the FC asked him what he thought and he said he loved us and we were funny and just how he wanted us to be
. And he keeps asking when he can come to our house. So really, really pleased. Only problem is that I don't feel very well - been feeling off colour for a few days and there's definitely a throat thing coming on... I've dosed up on vitamins and lots of fruit so hopefully I can keep it at bay.
Back there tomorrow for a few hours so looking forward to that.
I hope everyone else is OK and having a good week. It's been cold but lovely and sunny here today.
16 Mar 2000
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 6:35 pm
Wobally, so pleased to hear today went well, sorry you are not feeling too good though
Sounds as though LO has been well prepared by his FCs.
DD has high temp and cold hands and feet so am on vigilent watch tonight......
Mel x
After years of tx and heartache we are having a family via adoption. 2yr old DS moved in June 08, AO granted 18/12/08 - A Forever Family
Dec 09 starting again for #2 :)May 10 approved for #2...Found our daughter, can't wait to meet her
Elizabeth hope
20 Oct 2007
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 8:49 pm
Congratulations Hel....you are now an expectant mummy!! Scared out of your whits no doubt...normal! Oh yes and don't want to worry you but I first heard about D two weeks after approval panel!!!!!
Woo...good luck for meeting....please tell them that Elizabeth Hope is now running out of patience and is going to attach herself to the railings on the Royal Mile if they don't pull their fingers out. If that doesn't work tell them the English are quicker than them......Whooaaa...am I going too far??!! Anyway....all the best chick. I'm not having to deal with holidays yet...he starts school sept so still in the comfort of nursery hours!
Mel....hoping that DD is ok and that this is a normal temp that she bounces back from quickly. D used to have so many temps...most teething temps but he seemed to ill for a whole year when he was teething. WIshing you all some sleep.
All ok here. D is now in a big bed in the air...can't think of the name of them...sort of bunk bed. He's 4 this week....yay...hes a BIG boy now. He's actually the age stepson was when I met his dad so I am now back in familar territory...we made it!!!! Phew. I know what to do with four yr old boys...play outside alot...join sports clubs...give them lots of hot chocolate and stories and cuddles.
Sar...your brother sounds fab!! Hope your fingers are working soon. Stop doubting yourself...you are a much needed and wanted Mummy to be to someone. It will all work out perfectly.
Right better be off.
Wobally, keep us posted.
13 Apr 2010
Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2012 6:34 am
Wow elizabeth, that phrase "expectant mummy"......... never thought that would apply to me, could cry........ Don't think we will hear as quickly as you due to sw swap andmy course finishes in 10 weeks so they implied they would try and time things with that.
Wobally - so happy your first day went so well!!!!! Hope you're feeling better x
Forgot to tell you one bit of panel.... the journey there!!! So much snow that 5 mins into journey car spun 360 and got stuck in a drift, dh had to dig us out!!!!!!
Sar, they asked us how we felt it would be different being parents from being professionals (both work with kids), what i was going to do about work, thoughts on contact with birth family and about a child with autism that we used to provide respite care for. So probably not much help as quite 'us' specific! You got your fingers back now?!
Hel xxx
me & DH - 35
TTC since 05
6 months clomid
1st IVF/ICSI April 2010 - BFN
2nd IVF/ICSI June '10, aug - BFN
FET Oct 10, nov 2nd - BFN
Now starting adoption process...
Approved May 12
28 May 2007
Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2012 10:09 am
Hel - that sounds like a bit of a journey to get to your panel meeting
These people really get inside your head and get you thinking about things don't they. You will be well prepared for little one when they come
Elizabeth - haha thanks hun for your comments made me laugh lol
Is it a cabin bed he has? My DD had one of those and she had it until she was 11 years old!! I hope he enjoys it
What are you doing for his birthday? I hope you have a great day with him. Our little one will be four in July so hopefully get him before then. FC's have said that he wants a bike for his birthday and they have left that for us to buy for him - if we get him before then!! Had a phone call from SW the other day and he has said that BM will be representing herself in court. The pre proof meeting is to determine that she has everything ready for court for proof on 28 May.
Wobally - glad to hear your first day of intros went well hun
Your little one sounds really well prepared for you and your hubby. FC's seem to have carried out their job really well
I hope you are feeling better today and keep dosing up on those vitamins
What age group is your little one?
Mel - hope little one is feeling better today - how are you hun?
DD has been in bed since we got back on Sunday night - she has asthma and took her to the doctors on Monday and ke has doubled her dose of inhalers
16 Mar 2000
Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2012 12:53 pm
Just a quickie as I am trying to catch up on some rest while DD is sleeping and DH has taken DS out.
We ended up in A&E last night as DD's temp was raging and she was crying a lot, not settling to sleep and just not her at all. Previous temperatures from teething have not caused her the distress this one did and I knew I wouldn't sleep unless we got her seen. After 2 calls with NHS Direct, waiting for a out of hours Doc to ring.....who didn't and after 20 minutes of waiting I decided to take her to A&E. My Mum came and stayed with DS who slept through it all!! Apparently about 20 minutes after we went to hospital a ofh nurse rang and said we had done what she was going to suggest. After 3 hours they decided we should go home and keep doing the calpol, fluids and watching out for a rash. DD did finally go to sleep for about 3 hours before she started crying again and was shaking so much and getting really upset. More medicine and into our bed where we dozed for about an hour before I got up with her and left DH to sleep. No sign of a rash, thankfully, but she is far from right. Still got a temperature and not happy but hoping she will feel better after some more sleep.
DS has never been an ill child and DD to date hasn't really suffered so I guess we have been lucky so far but OMG!!! last night was horrible, I hate seeing her feeling so poorly and was worried about meningitis as the high temp with cold hands and feet are early signs, she was also sensitive to light.
Woo - hope your DD is feeling better soon xx
MEl x
After years of tx and heartache we are having a family via adoption. 2yr old DS moved in June 08, AO granted 18/12/08 - A Forever Family
Dec 09 starting again for #2 :)May 10 approved for #2...Found our daughter, can't wait to meet her
Elizabeth hope
20 Oct 2007
Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2012 6:56 pm
Mel....all sounds very worrying. I do think temps are the most scary. Hope DD is on the mend soon but I think it sounds like you did the right thing. When D had crupe we were waiting for the out of hours to call but headed straight to A&E, they called when we were nearly there and said they would arrange for a peadatric consultant to meet us and they did and I have to say they handled it very well and admitted him quickly. In the end a mother does know best and some good docs get that. Yes most times the temp is just the bodys way of fighting infection but other times it needs the help of the medics.
Well done on trusting your gut. Hope you get a better night. How old is DD now? Its def harder when they are little and can't tell you how they feel.
Hel....yes expectant mummy is just what you are chick!!
Woo....I mean it, tell em wont you!! Hope DD is better with her asthma...poor love. Hope shes soon on the mend.
Wobally, hope things went well today. Saw H today, she can't tell me any details but did say that she thought it would be good for both D and your little one. H is poorly too....bet its all the excitement.
Well, its official....we have started again......
Had our first visit today!! It's taken alot of soul searching and waiting for that feeling to kick in but it has and although I approach it this time with a few nerves I know we are doing the right thing by trying. If our child is out there then he/she will find her way home. If not then we are already blessed.
Right off to shops to get my boy a birthday cake for nursery. I'm a bit behind myself but his party isn't until next week. This is just for his morning at nursery on Friday.
16 Mar 2000
Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2012 11:25 am
So much going on at the moment on here, I will catch up properly I promise!
Took DD to GP Wednesday tea time as I wasn't happy that A&E had checked her over properly....she has a throat infection and GP thinks a urinary infection so she is on antibiotics. She was sick during Wednesday night but since then hasn't been and today seems to be a better day after a reasonably good nights sleep. GP wasn't impressed that A&E hadn't checked her throat, ears etc as she would have definitely been suffering then.
Will be glad when school starts next week and DH is back at work!!
Mel x
After years of tx and heartache we are having a family via adoption. 2yr old DS moved in June 08, AO granted 18/12/08 - A Forever Family
Dec 09 starting again for #2 :)May 10 approved for #2...Found our daughter, can't wait to meet her
28 May 2007
Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2012 10:39 pm
Elizabeth - good for you going in for a second time - you know when the time is right hun
Mel - hope little one is feeling better now you must have been worried sick.
DD is feeling a little better now. Going to see Mrs Browns Boys on Monday night in Glasgow with my mum and staying over.
Meeting went okay still on for 28 May proof hearing, they did lay out a plan for intros with no specific dates attached yet. Will wait and see what happens on 24 April.
Wobally - hope your intros are going well hun.
Sar - how are you hun?
Hel - has it sunk in yet?
Have a good weekend everyone.
24 Nov 2008
Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 9:18 am
Hi All
Elizabeth - Happy birthday for little D. I hope he enjoyed his nursery cake. And congratulations to you all on starting your new journey. How exciting! x
Mel - poor DD. I hope she's feeling much better now and your nerves are less frazzled with worrying! You'd have thought they'd have looked, wouldn't you... x
Woo - our LO is 4 in the summer too and starting school in September so almost exactly the same age as yours. How's DD? Hope she's feeling better. x
Sar - are the fingers working? x
Hel - hope all's OK with you and you've been enjoying some time off from your course x
Hope everyone else is well.
All's fine here. We haven't got LO today - DH and DS have gone out on a boys' trip for the day which they've had booked for ages and I'm catching up with stuff! The week has gone really well. LO came here for the first time on Friday and said to DH, 'Daddy, I really love my new bedroom.' Bless him! LO and DS have hit it off brilliantly and LO has been perfectly happy playing here all day - but then we've had some wobbles with taking him back to FC's at night. I also think he's not really understanding that come Thursday he'll be here full-time - but we've got a few days to work on it so hopefully he'll be OK by then. It's been great fun but really, really tiring. And he's totally gorgeous and really funny
It's soooooooo quiet here today!!!
28 May 2007
Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 1:07 pm
Hi Wobally - have been watching to see if you had any more posts about your intros feel as if I am going through it with you hun
thanks for posting.
Your LO sounds really good I hope things continue to keep going well. When will LO move in? Our DD is 12 she will be 13 in October this year. What age is your DS? Sounds as if he is handling it well enough.
DD is feeling much better thanks just a few days of rest and using her inhalers more has helped so no more doctor visits so far!!
We had a planning meeting and wrote down a plan of consective days whenever LO would be coming no dates just some basis of a plan. It looks like he could be here within 9/10 days all being well. There will be a co-ordination meeting on day 5 during intros to see how things are going or if any changes need to be made to the following days. How many days are your intros? Enjoy your quiet day today hun:)
Going to Glasgow tomorrow night to see Mrs Brown's Boys meeting Mum in Glasgow and staying over should be back Tuesday night.
Hope everyone is well.
Take care.
24 Nov 2008
Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 1:26 pm
Hi Woo
LO moves in on Thursday - we have him all day tomorrow, Tuesday and Wednesday but are taking him back to FC's for bath/bed on those days but Thursday he's sleeping here and won't go back! I really feel for him as I think he thinks he's got his new family/house/bedroom but that he's going to keep the old ones as well
DS is actually my stepson and doesn't live with us but he's here a lot - he's 11 so we've got a similar age gap to you. He seems great with it all so far.
I'm really glad DD is feeling much better. DS has asthma too and it's horrible to see him struggling sometimes.
We met LO on Tuesday and he'll be moving in on Thursday so our plan was 10 days and we had a 'review' meeting on day 4 so much the same as your plan.
Have fun in Glasgow!!
I really hope the courts sort out your LO soon, Woo. It's such a shame and I can't wait for you to be where we are now. It's magical
W xxx
28 May 2007
Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 4:00 pm
Wobally - hey hun our plan sounds exactly like yours!!
Our lives sound quite similar in some ways. I could be writing your posts lol
Glad DS is doing okay with your little one. Asthma is quite scary DH and I do not have it. DD has been asthmatic for about 2 years now. My brother is asthmatic. It is hard to watch someone struggle to get a breath sometimes. She does have triggers, animal hair, cigarette smoke. We were at my mum's for a couple of days and I think that was it she smokes and has a big hairy dog lol!!
I hope the rest of your intros go well Wobally and I hope thinks go smoothly on the Thursday. You are doing a great job Wobally with him and he seems to be doing well in to the intros. Our little one will be 4 in July and hopefully start school in September
DD is really looking forward to him coming not too much longer to go now it has to finish sometime
Take care hun and look after yourself
24 Nov 2008
Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 6:10 pm
Hi Woo
Yes, we're living almost parallel lives!
We have cats but they don't seem to affect DS at all - it's usually if he's been doing something physical like bouncing on a bouncy castle but we've had some really scary times with him. And if ever he gets a cold it seems to go straight on to his chest.
Thanks lots for the good wishes. I hope we're doing a good job so far. We're picking him up at 9.30 tomorrow for the whole day so that will be lovely. Can't wait.
Yes, your ordeal must come to an end sometime very soon and I really hope it comes to the most fantastic end possible.
Thanks Woo.
28 May 2007
Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 6:55 pm
Wobally - we have two rabbits who mostly live outside cannot really have pets inside the house. We let them in for an hour at night though
When DD's gets a cold the same happens in her chest too
Have a good day tomorrow hun and will be thinking of you - have a good nights sleep
Take care.
12 Nov 2010
Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2012 9:11 am
Hi Everyone
I do hope that everyones feeling ok and your LO's are all feeling better now.
I cant believe how Woo and Wobally seem to be living the same life LOL its so funny to read your posts LOL.
So glad that the intros are going so well Wobally. I bet you cant wait for Thursday.
Woo - your gettting ever closer hun. Oh I am so excited for everyone.
Elizabeth - congrats on trying again. Do you have to go through all the process again or do you just jump right to matching?
Mel - Hope your okay and that LO is bouncing around and feeling much better.
Hel - Are you enjoying the rest?
AFM - I started back at the pub Sunday night which was good I enjoyed it but as I am still off on hols it hasnt effected me as it will next week when I only get 5 hours sleep Sunday and Monday night and then work a full day too!!!! Oh the joys of it all.
My hand seems to be coping well so thats good. still aches a little but I suppose that is to be expected.
I got a letter the other day off SS and they have passed my info to the right branch/office and apparently i now have to wait 2 months for an appointment. If I havent heard by then I am to give them a ring. boy they must be so busy. I got in touch with the others on my course and half had had the same letter and the other half had had nothing as of yet but they are basically living the otherside of the county so maybe the branch/office down there works differnetly.
I am just sat here waiting for my new fence panels to arrive. I am just hoping the rain stays away so that I can get my garden sorted out it looks such a mess at the mo. Was spraying the weeds like a maniac yesterday LOL. I seemed to be in one of those moods yeatreday to do bits and pieces so i dismanteled my glass lamp shade and washed all its bits and pieces gosh it looks so sparkly now then i washed all my cupboards down in the kitchen, sorted out the weeds, went over the grass with weed killer. Think I might tackle the oven later
I hate that job!!!!
Well off to get a coffee before I get stuck into my jobs for today.
Have a good one everyone and I will catch up soon.
take care xxxxx
Sar x
28 May 2007
Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2012 4:00 pm
Sar - hi hun you are a busy bunny just now lol. You have put me to shame with all those jobs you have been doing
So what appointment will you be waiting for? Is it a SW? I hope you are taking a little me time in with all of the things you have on??
Glad to hear your hand is better though hun
Was in Glasgow last night to see Mrs Browns Boys i was so funny I think I have hurt my ribs with laughing so much. We were 6 rows from the front of the stalls so it was a fab view could almost reach out at touch them. Not for the faint hearted though lol
Wobally - how are you doing hun? Hope all is well
Elizabeth hope
20 Oct 2007
Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2012 9:18 pm
Woo...I LOVE Mrs Browns boys!!!! Dh does too!!
SAR...you have made me tired just reading your days activities!! Good for you. its a bit like nesting maybe. keep it up. Once you have a little one you will be glad you did.
Had our medicals today!! We are far too laid back about it at the mo.
Good luck Wobally for tomorrow. Its the most emotional thing in the world but it really is super amazing. Bite back the tears and make sure you sing happy things on the way the journey home. NO tears OK!!!!
28 May 2007
Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2012 4:16 pm
Wobally - been thinking of you all day hun hope you are okay and you have little one home you
Elizabeth - yeah Mrs Browns Boys was fab - highly recommend it
Good luck on round two at least you know what is ahead
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Everything you need for your big day is covered at the Fair; from venues to favours, transport to catering, stationery to cakes, and much more. The show is held at Glow, Bluewater – ideally located for Kent, Essex and South East London.
At the Wedding Fair at Bluewater you can buy & book everything for your perfect day from over 150 of the South East's finest wedding suppliers and experts. There are also beautiful catwalk shows with stunning gowns for every style and budget, free expert workshops and live entertainment acts.
Find your dream dress from the best boutiques in Kent, Essex and the South East at the Essential Bridalwear Collection Hundreds of dresses for you to try on at personal consultations and fittings, and then buy on the day for unbeatable offers
Plan your Wedding Menu via our 'Tasting Sessions' on throughout the show. Delicious canapes to try and mouth-watering catering ideas for the big day
Chat to the South East's best known bloggers and wedding planners, Emma and Joanne, of The Wedding Dolls at a one-to-one session and ask as many questions as you like about how to make planning your big day that little bit easier
A top London choreographer brings together a complete range of gowns and occasionwear on the Catwalk to help you decide which style and design is best for you
Top tips on how to look and feel a million dollars on your special day from the UK's No1 bridal coach, Wedding Ideas columnist Michele Paradise