my kids put a mirror on the windowsill and when I went in and opened the bedroom curtains I about s myself this photo always reminds me of that moment
my kids put a mirror on the windowsill and when I went in and opened the bedroom curtains I about s myself this photo always reminds me of that moment
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Nah, you actually had me howlingmy bad
Thank you, I never had the opportunities that lots of UK kids had. I think every child should have the same opportunities as other children. Trouble is it's all down to where your born. I'm so lucky I was born in the UK.I honestly can’t understand how people whose family has experienced coming over as immigrants turn against immigrants. Like it’s ok we’re settled we don’t need anymore. What if turned against them when their family were immigrants and stopped them coming into the country then. I’m with you Little Marshmallow, they’re putting themselves at risk just for the sake of it
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Sorry to read this Mrs D, you know how to medicate so I won’t preach be gentle with yourselfThank you so much poppets I’ll be honest, being on such a run of ill health these past months is really starting to get to me So expect more self depreciating jokes - it helps me cope and not feel sorry for myself I know my fellow spoonies can empathise
@Hunbelieveable currently increasing my gabapentin to help with the nerve pain, BioFreeze for topical help and tens machine on 11 (Spinal Tap joke ). If it persists for longer than a week, I’ll perhaps drag myself to the gp luv 🩵
And then "my neighbour has a disability"Angie: My freinds husbands son has autism
I can't even remember what she said, soon as she said 'my freinds....Ohhh and let’s not forget now Angie has a friends daughter who has autism of course she does
My grandparents were Irish and my grandad came over back in the 1940s when the irish were treated like they were beneath dogs. My mum tells me the stories of how they were treated through the 50s and 60s. Told they wasn’t talking properly because of their Irish accents. Now she says people should treat people how they want to be treatedThank you, I never had the opportunities that lots of UK kids had. I think every child should have the same opportunities as other children. Trouble is it's all down to where your born. I'm so lucky I was born in the UK.