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shaktiman
Senior Member


United Kingdom
1226 Posts
Posted - 01 Apr 2003 :  14:21:51
Well I went away on holiday for the weekend. My wife promised to organise but didn't & we ended up just going on the spur of the moment, unprepaired.

The reason for the break I should add is that it was our Wedding anniversary on 31/03/03.

Son was left with grandparents.

We got a hotel/b&b. The guy gave me the creeps, he was over familiar/friendly & asked very specific questions as though he was being friendly but guiding the conversation, trying to pry. He had a small camera fixed in the hallway of his guest house & once in the room I searched for anything untoward!

Our first night we were kept awake by seagull noises, it sounded like seagulls were in our room.

Breakfast was awkward with him making comments, such as "just crept in at the death there", when we just made the curfew after the first night.

I just didn't take to the man, I am fairly straight talking as many of you here will know(a little too straight talking sometimes?).

Anyhow, we went to see Noises Off, a play which made us laugh. Then we went to a comedy club. The comedy was, war, accents.

I found the "northern bloke" funniest but only because I am northern.

The next day we went to the pictures & then had an Indian meal. The Masala was hot hot hot!, I ate it & then I had some of my wifes meal as she couldn't manage all of hers.

She has got the week off, & it is good to spend time together getting on & not arguing.

Who is Miss Red, well as we were walking past a shop I "missread" a sign as beer & dolls, the sign truly reading bears & dolls

I assume that most here will recognise doll as a slang term for a pretty lady.

shaktiman

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MrLynn
Junior Member


USA
394 Posts
Posted - 01 Apr 2003 :  20:20:37
Miss Red of 2003.

Happy anniversary. In June will be our 30th (!). Time flies when you're raisin' kids.

/Mr Lynn

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cory5412
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USA
4679 Posts
Posted - 01 Apr 2003 :  21:19:02
Hey happy Aniv shaktiman and MrLynn

I feel very young and *immature now.... being only 15, not married and without children of my own

congradulations though!

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Gothikon
Full Member


Australia
537 Posts
Posted - 02 Apr 2003 :  02:07:08
WelL I don't have an anniversary coming up (although I've been with my g/f over 3 years now), instead I have a date with the imigration department!

After spending a huge some of money, which I'm still paying off, I should become an Australia in about 2 weeks! It's getting kind of scary now because there is always the slight chance they'll kick me out and put about 8 million miles between me and my g/f.

Fingers crossed though, my application has been fast tracked and the people at the first interview said I should be a dead cert!

Back to anniversarys and such though, has anyone noticed that all of these seem to revolve around doing things for the girls and not the other way around?! I swear it's a conspricy!

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maclover5
LC Doctor/Hot Rodder


Australia
5830 Posts
Posted - 02 Apr 2003 :  03:49:44
Happy anniversary. Coming up soon is the third year anniversary of me and my crazy@$$ ex being together (when we were). Although i'm glad she decided to break up....she got weird! But yes, enjoy it shakti.

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Jobf
Junior Member


United Kingdom
162 Posts
Posted - 02 Apr 2003 :  04:08:29
Miss Red - I thought that was Shak using a quote from 'Bullseye'. UK ppl will know what I'm on about!

"Stay out of the black and in the red, nothing in this game for two in a bed."


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shaktiman
Senior Member


United Kingdom
1226 Posts
Posted - 02 Apr 2003 :  11:55:29
quote:
the people at the first interview said I should be a dead cert!

They didn't say that in an overoptimistic broad Australian accent by any chance?

I wish you good luck goth, I was with my wife for about 5 years before we got married, it's the best thing I've done but make sure she's Miss right because it is not going to be all sweetnes & light. I am still with my wife only because we are good together, sometimes we have arguments & just before we took our little anniversary holiday we had an argument & I said "go for your anniversary on your own"

lol, you have to understand what your getting into & make sure you have a sense of humour.

The one thing to do is to focus, when things are bad I just remember that I did say "I do" & my goal is to make it work.

quote:
Miss Red - I thought that was Shak using a quote from 'Bullseye'. UK ppl will know what I'm on about!

"Stay out of the black and in the red, nothing in this game for two in a bed."


It's lovely to have a UK contingent.

shaktiman

Quadra 840av, prettymuchmaxedout8xcd drive,3 monitors 15" & 14" & 14" os 8.1
, 12 meg ram, 500 meg hard drive
Performa400(asleepintheattick)

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Gothikon
Full Member


Australia
537 Posts
Posted - 02 Apr 2003 :  14:24:51
It's hard to beleive that darts professionals are professional sports men!

I bet there drugs tests work the other way around,in fact they probably do some kind of stomach scan "No pies, and only one pint! You're a disgrace!"

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