Name your 'Gammy' bit - The Return Part 2.
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This is part two of Name your 'Gammy' Bit which is an extension of the existing page where you can list your health problems and moan about them, tell some jokes and have a laugh, and revisit old times whilst putting the world to rights
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Name your 'Gammy' bit - The Return Part 3.
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ever seen a buck rabbit lying on his back his legs going nineteen to the dozen. If rabbits smiled there would be one from loppy lug to loppy lug. No need to hide from their lascivious eyes.
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I cannot even imagine where I would be today were it not for that handful of friends who have given me a heart full of joy. Let's face it, friends make life a lot more fun.
Charles R. Swindoll
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i have know one here . theres something about us people dont like
ummm let me think .oh yes we tell the truth .when asked . and we dont suffer fools easy .
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Rx
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but its still lonley
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or.
does the copyright mean there is a one and only and never shall be another as lovely and entertaining as the one and only Dame Georgia?
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feel like i am misssing the link somehow .
proberly just me .
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and theres no cumuncation and i do like to talk . they are always plugged in to something . i get so frustrated when i am speaking to them then i get
screwed up faces and words squeaked back at me like what !.
trust me you can be very lonely even when you are sharing your home .
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We love you dear Tiswas. We couldn't do without you.
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Tian, when my son lived with me it was hard to talk to him sometimes when he was playing a game battles or something. He'd say 'Just wait until I've finished this'.
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in /out behind ear all of them hurt feels like i have bruise after about 15 mins .
hun your not getting what i am saying both arent playing games they are in the front room on ipads and laptops for hours with headphones on ..
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But like George said WE love you and couldn't do without you. I look to see if there's a pm from you every day! There should be a love or hug emoticon.
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.happy mothers day by the way ,incase your son has forgotten your card
i no its not the same ,
i just feel so alone and unapreciated so many mums are being taken out today or getting flowers iv got 2 cards its the same every year .just makes me feel like i must have been the worse mum in the world .the way i am treated . i dont know if it bothers you .like it does me .but it hurts ,
and to top it of iv woken in a great deal of pain skelton pain .ribs spine hips neck and feet . guese who will be cooking tea thats right ME OH goody that will make a change.
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back to the the laugh.
I know this is just your type of card
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and I am much too old to be your baby, although I would volunteer like a shot.
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But that must be nothing in comparison to what you're going through. Huggies Wish there was something that could make you feel better.
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In the UK dating back to circa 1600 a Mothering Sunday was celebrated annually on the fourth Sunday of Lent (the 40 day period leading up to Easter) to honour mothers (and particularly the Virgin Mary).
More recently in the USA it's reinvention was attributed (circa 1872) Julia Ward Howe and Anna Jarvis, however this almost died-out, only to be reintroduced in the US after WW2 to encourage the retail trade.
Father's day on the other hand is attributed US President Lyndon B. Johnson (circa 1966). It did not become a permanent feature till 1972.
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Pity they didn't have to pay the child support for all their offspring they left on our shores.
But that's history, a bit like the cock-up that we made by attacking intsead supporting all the Brits that settled in that country.
With some generous forethought and a little common sense it could have been The Union of Great Britain and the Americas.
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the old man has had a pot noodle and pork pie gues who will be suffering
later ,yep ME! its so unfair . mothers day bar humbug .
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toothache and earache are awful
mines been caused buy using my cyclone massager pad iv used it loads
as passive excersiser to help the stubborn constipation iv had for 3 weeks .now thats moving ,and now i am stiff as a skinheads boot all over from using pad.
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mind i am sure you look after her equaley well to .
its not the cards or gifts that i want its just i want them just to rememebr that no matter what, iv always been there and done my best.when they dont bother its like iv wasted my life and i no longer matter .it kinda hurts .
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i joined f/b page born in the 60/70/80s page and someone posted those tight shinney trousers made famous by olivia
.i used to have a black pair back then , but if i tried to put them on now i would look like a bunch of bananas in a sock .
that makes me feel dreadful because i know i would be slim if i could do what i want and be active ,its not like iv chossen to be a coach potatoe
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teeth are problem i dread loosing mine because my gums are always tender like everywhere eles so the thought of false ones and the pain cant bare it
.i hope it eases of soon ,
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that i am there like an old sofa .
everyone stands on it sits on it and jumps on it
but nobody wants it ,
because its all beat up and useless.
thats just how i feel .
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You say about attractive being hard to define, I agree. Lancelot has only got one eye but to me he's attractive because of his personality.
And when you say about feeling too big I'm feeling too small because my clothes are fallling off me and I'm having to use safety pins to keep my jeans up. I look terrible and feel like I'm slowly dying!
Is there a perfect size? I don't think so; it's what we are inside isn't it?
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i would like to be a 14 but would be happy at a 16.
maybe if you get some complain down you it will help you
i know you would say i am daft but ireally do wish my weight would drop off , i dont eat massive amounts but i just cant get about like i used to
and i am big boned not fragile bones i have size 8 feet and large hands even standered reading glasses dont fit my face proberly trust me to take after my granddad rather than my nan who was petite .typical never got any of the good bits
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with sliced fried potatoes and broccli please
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i feel this way a lot because i can t understand this world and if i could just go to sleep and never wake up it would suit me just fine .
i had to phone my bro last night which dosent help because he is always so down . rubs of .
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I must be about a size 10 now and that's ridiculous for a 51 year old woman! It just looks wrong when your flesh is falling off too fast. I did get complan as you suggested and I didn't get any allergic reactions so I'll have another one soon. Thank you sis for suggesting it the other day!
Petite rather than big boned, who decided that? Socially constructed stupid idea?
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i hope his been a credit to you .
i dont understand the referance mum 4 dad 3
how old was he when you became his mum and dad .
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tiny little feet 3/4 .
i am a right clatty clara clumsey elephant me . no cordination
didnt matter how hard i tried always clumsy .
i so wanted to be dainty and pretty like other girls .
but i no what you mean about women just look wrong to slim at a certain age
like maddona ,she has a brilliant bod works hard at it
but she still looks wrong in a leotard .
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but defenatly right checking it out first .dont want to go to mad and then find out it didnt agree with you .
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He was in his 40s. Here's very lively, very kind, very intelligent and very intense. I suspect he has asperges or something very like it.
His natural father knew nothing about him until a few years ago.
He was adopted by dad2. Dad2 dies of brain cancer a few years ago. So I am Dad3.
His birth mother gave him away and he was adopted by mum2.
Mum2 died while he was an infant.
Dad 2 then married mum3.
Mum3 died of motor neurone disease about six years ago. She asked us to take her place. She knew he still needed emotional support and so turned to us.
I had known mum3 since we were infants although entirely unrelated.
Dad1 did not know he had sired him of Mum1
dad2 married mum2 : formal adoption
Married.mum3
Dad3 married mum4: informal adoption. We look out for him, he looks out for us.
I hope that helps clarify this unusual arrangement.
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As the nobles hardly ever fancied their own wives, they took whoever they wanted to roger at the time, usually out out of wedlock, and if male children were born they could be expected to be reared in the service of the lord (their father) to be brought-up as servants, pages etc.
This explains why the male children were not encouraged to know who their real mothers were, so if greetings cards had existed they would have been superfluous anyway.
Female children could be left to starve with their natural mothers, so the mortality rate among them was very high.
So if there were cards available in those days there would have been no money to buy them with, and no people alive to send them to.
As for the club idea, well I really do believe there is a place for that today, particularly within my own family.
Bearing in mind that there are cards available in our modern society, my son came round today after I had finished work to ask if we could look after our grandkids (his children) this coming week.
Was there a mothers day card for his mother? - NO.
Was there a birthday card for me? - NO.
Was there a 'please will you'? - NO.
Just a 'Can you look after the kids on ****day'?
So maybe you can see were I am coming from when I refer to reindroducing the 'club' idea?
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how cruel life is to some people
how does he support himself hun
hope he has you and anne for a long while yet the world is cruel to people with hidden problems .
they wouldnt say to someone in a wheel chair climb them stairs
but someone who suffers internaley with getting the oxygen round or with pain climbing those same stairs gets no allowances made .
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