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Old Jun 2nd 2007, 7:47 am
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Not at all!!
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Old Jun 2nd 2007, 7:55 am
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Originally Posted by twinkle-star
Yeah good idea but that would be like giving my dad a tin and no opener!
hee hee

How about trying this www.edirectory.co.uk they have a section for Father's Day.
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hee hee

How about trying this www.edirectory.co.uk they have a section for Father's Day.
I am going to treat my DH to a day with his daughter! He can have her ALL DAY!! I am sure he will enjoy it! I shall buy him headache tablets.
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Old Jun 2nd 2007, 3:27 pm
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Sorry maybe getting it all wrong but i presumed fathers day was all about kids spending the day with their fathers and appreciating them. Wedding anniversaries are for husband and wives
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Sorry maybe getting it all wrong but i presumed fathers day was all about kids spending the day with their fathers and appreciating them. Wedding anniversaries are for husband and wives

It is, I didnt say otherwise!! Friday and Saturday away is for our own reasons and as for Sunday TS will curtainly not be missing out on being around with the kids!
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Old Jun 2nd 2007, 5:45 pm
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Originally Posted by Heart of gold
Planning a weekend in London .... WITHOUT the children!
Sorry must had mis-interpreted weekend - my mistake
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Sorry must had mis-interpreted weekend - my mistake

Alot can be done in a weekend when you have all day Friday and Saturday!
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Originally Posted by Heart of gold
Alot can be done in a weekend when you have all day Friday and Saturday!
Oooooh didnt know UK had changed their weekend too But hey have a great time
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Originally Posted by Fairydust
Oooooh didnt know UK had changed their weekend too But hey have a great time


With hubby home, and nana over for the kids weekend starts at 12 noon Friday! And we will have a fab time, thanks.
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