Gold Coasters beware !!!!!
Jul 30th 2006, 12:06 am
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Re: Gold Coasters beware !!!!!
Originally Posted by The Crow
Oops 
Oh, I'm sure she's horribly sensible like I was - I really was, for someone fairly un-streetwise and shy, I put up with NO shit
Oh, I'm sure she's horribly sensible like I was - I really was, for someone fairly un-streetwise and shy, I put up with NO shit
Jul 30th 2006, 12:07 am
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Re: Gold Coasters beware !!!!!
Originally Posted by Irish Aussie Teen
Aaah - so there is a heart there behind all that messing.... You poor thing. Shannon's in a mood tonight - wish she was off to Sydney..... 
Hope you've cheered up before Pac Pines meet... Michelle xx
You poor thing. Shannon's in a mood tonight - wish she was off to Sydney..... Hope you've cheered up before Pac Pines meet... Michelle xx
Jul 30th 2006, 12:17 am
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Re: Gold Coasters beware !!!!!
[QUOTE=soapy]Our oldest (19) daughter decided it was time to face the big wide world on her own and has moved back to Sydney today. She never did settle here and really missed her friends. I tried to talk her out of it, but its her life and as we have seen in other threads THEY KNOW BEST !!
She decided about a month ago that she wanted to go back and booked the train (your all going to pish yourselves at this). The boyfriend arrived on Friday to help her bring all her gear down.
When she first booked it I asked her if she wanted me to pay for a flight for them both, but she had far too much gear to take on the plane. So I asked her how she was getting to the train station. She told me that they were heading for surfers, and then getting the bus to The Casino, then getting the train from there to Sydney. She had it all worked out and I felt very proud of her that she had everything organised!
Last night friends across the road phoned and asked if we would come over so they could all say goodbye. So off we toddled, had a pile of drinks just to dull the ache.
When one of my mates was leaving he asked if my daughter and her boyfriend wanted a wee day out on his boat before they left. It was very nice of him, but I told him they were catching the train to Sydney at 10.10am and don’t have the time. He then asked me if I fancied a wee day out. But I couldn’t I was taking the kids to The Casino to catch the train. He then asked what train and I told him the train to Sydney. He burst out laughing and then informed me that there was no train at The Casino and am I sure she didn’t get it mixed up with Casino the place !!!!!!!
I dint have a clue and asked her, she hadn’t a clue either.
It turns out that Casino is nearly 3 hours drive from us and is in NSW !!!!!!
We rushed home and tried franticly to book them on a flight to Sydney with no success.
I had been pished from the night of boozing, but luckily he boyfriend had only 2 beers. So he had to drive down at 6.30am and I drove back. I felt like strangling both of them, but the heartbreak of feeling like I was loosing my wee baby kept me in check.
The next few weeks will be hard without her around here but I’m sure time will be a healer.
I start work at 2am and she would stay up and iron my gear and make me breakfast before I left (I never needed to ask). It could feel as if I’ve lost one of my hands, but instead it feels like a huge part of my heart has been ripped out. I do hope she finds her feet in that big world out there and a part of me feels proud that she has made this big step, but I still see her as a 3 year old and want to drag her back kicking and screaming.
Right I’m off to sit and sulk like a big baby
Sorry soaps , I don't know whether to laugh or cry at this post, think i'll cry.
But you must be proud of her, i hope my girls turn out to be self sufficient and confident enough to go for new adventures
She decided about a month ago that she wanted to go back and booked the train (your all going to pish yourselves at this). The boyfriend arrived on Friday to help her bring all her gear down.
When she first booked it I asked her if she wanted me to pay for a flight for them both, but she had far too much gear to take on the plane. So I asked her how she was getting to the train station. She told me that they were heading for surfers, and then getting the bus to The Casino, then getting the train from there to Sydney. She had it all worked out and I felt very proud of her that she had everything organised!
Last night friends across the road phoned and asked if we would come over so they could all say goodbye. So off we toddled, had a pile of drinks just to dull the ache.
When one of my mates was leaving he asked if my daughter and her boyfriend wanted a wee day out on his boat before they left. It was very nice of him, but I told him they were catching the train to Sydney at 10.10am and don’t have the time. He then asked me if I fancied a wee day out. But I couldn’t I was taking the kids to The Casino to catch the train. He then asked what train and I told him the train to Sydney. He burst out laughing and then informed me that there was no train at The Casino and am I sure she didn’t get it mixed up with Casino the place !!!!!!!
I dint have a clue and asked her, she hadn’t a clue either.
It turns out that Casino is nearly 3 hours drive from us and is in NSW !!!!!!
We rushed home and tried franticly to book them on a flight to Sydney with no success.
I had been pished from the night of boozing, but luckily he boyfriend had only 2 beers. So he had to drive down at 6.30am and I drove back. I felt like strangling both of them, but the heartbreak of feeling like I was loosing my wee baby kept me in check.
The next few weeks will be hard without her around here but I’m sure time will be a healer.
I start work at 2am and she would stay up and iron my gear and make me breakfast before I left (I never needed to ask). It could feel as if I’ve lost one of my hands, but instead it feels like a huge part of my heart has been ripped out. I do hope she finds her feet in that big world out there and a part of me feels proud that she has made this big step, but I still see her as a 3 year old and want to drag her back kicking and screaming.
Right I’m off to sit and sulk like a big baby
Sorry soaps , I don't know whether to laugh or cry at this post, think i'll cry.
But you must be proud of her, i hope my girls turn out to be self sufficient and confident enough to go for new adventures
Jul 30th 2006, 12:17 am
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Re: Gold Coasters beware !!!!!
Originally Posted by Irish Aussie Teen
I was not in a mood mother you were just annoyin me
Jul 30th 2006, 12:21 am
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Re: Gold Coasters beware !!!!!
Originally Posted by soapy
sounds like a mood to me
tryna make out like i was the moody one!
Jul 30th 2006, 12:24 am
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Re: Gold Coasters beware !!!!!
[QUOTE=Margaret2]
Sorry soaps , I don't know whether to laugh or cry at this post, think i'll cry.
But you must be proud of her, i hope my girls turn out to be self sufficient and confident enough to go for new adventures
its funny mags, ive always went on about having time for us when they leave.........just doesnt feel the same though 
but the beer is helping
Originally Posted by soapy
Sorry soaps , I don't know whether to laugh or cry at this post, think i'll cry.
But you must be proud of her, i hope my girls turn out to be self sufficient and confident enough to go for new adventures
but the beer is helping
Jul 30th 2006, 12:25 am
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Re: Gold Coasters beware !!!!!
Originally Posted by Irish Aussie Teen
no it isnt i was fine until she was annoyin me tryna make out like i was the moody one!
tryna make out like i was the moody one!
Jul 30th 2006, 12:25 am
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Re: Gold Coasters beware !!!!!
[QUOTE=soapy]
keep drinking hun
I find it helps most things
Originally Posted by Margaret2
its funny mags, ive always went on about having time for us when they leave.........just doesnt feel the same though
but the beer is helping
but the beer is helping
keep drinking hun
I find it helps most things
Jul 30th 2006, 12:27 am
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Re: Gold Coasters beware !!!!!
[QUOTE=Margaret2]
keep drinking hun I find it helps most things
nearly droont already
Originally Posted by soapy
keep drinking hun
I find it helps most things
Jul 30th 2006, 12:27 am
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Re: Gold Coasters beware !!!!!
Originally Posted by soapy
aye ok vikki polard
Jul 30th 2006, 12:34 am
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Re: Gold Coasters beware !!!!!
Originally Posted by Irish Aussie Teen
dont u annoy me now . . . . . .
huffy
Jul 30th 2006, 12:39 am
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Re: Gold Coasters beware !!!!!
Originally Posted by soapy
im just helping your mum out
huffy
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Jul 30th 2006, 12:46 am
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Re: Gold Coasters beware !!!!!
Originally Posted by Irish Aussie Teen
dont start on me mams already made me bad enough
Jul 30th 2006, 9:48 am
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Re: Gold Coasters beware !!!!!
Originally Posted by soapy
im runnin out of teens to pick on, so i think ill pick on u
Jul 30th 2006, 3:36 pm
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Re: Gold Coasters beware !!!!!
Not a reply to your post, sorry, but new to Oz and the forum. we are living in Robina, would like to come along to Pacific Pines meet up, is it OK for kids ? and whats the address for looking up on UBD ?
Bit about us, we are from Isle of Wight, married with one son. I am Dawn, husband is Phil and Ben is 9yrs old.
So far so good for us, apart from the odd day here and there, we miss the pub scene, pub quizes (english questions) and the TV, repeats and all. especialy the proper news at 10 and match of the day.
Have Private eye delivered here to keep our sarcasm alive.
Look forward to the meet up.
Dawn C
saints supporter (ex barclays bank, now desperate housewife)
Bit about us, we are from Isle of Wight, married with one son. I am Dawn, husband is Phil and Ben is 9yrs old.
So far so good for us, apart from the odd day here and there, we miss the pub scene,
pub quizes (english questions) and the TV, repeats and all. especialy the proper news at 10 and match of the day.Have Private eye delivered here to keep our sarcasm alive.
Look forward to the meet up.
Dawn C
saints supporter (ex barclays bank, now desperate housewife)
