How has your day been?
Sep 18th 2013, 8:02 am
#5896
Feeble Minded
Joined: Feb 2008
Location: Cairns, QLD
Posts: 1,612
Re: How has your day been?
Keep your chin up and try not to run yourself ragged while you keep the work/life balance thing going.
Sep 18th 2013, 11:57 pm
#5898
Still alive
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 28,994
Re: How has your day been?
So, yesterday was a bit of an up and down day.
I've started working a 9 day fortnight, so I start work at 6:45 am and go home at 3:45 which is great. I can catch the 4:02 train and be home by 5. However, I realised at 2:30 that I had a meeting from 3:30 to 4:30 in Executive so couldn't get out of it. The meeting wrapped up at 4, so I could actually catch the 4:23 and got home at about 5:20.
I got home and found that the cleaners had left the front door unlocked - AGAIN! Third week in a row that I've had to remind them to check the door on their way out. I think this may need to tell them not to come back if it happens again. They do a good job, though so it was really nice to come home to a clean house.
At 5:30 my husband rang to say "don't worry, I'm ok but I've been in an accident and I need you to come get me". He was riding his motorcycle up Marmion and it had just started raining so the roads were slick. There was a trainee cop who decided to turn on her lights and siren at the corner of Hepburn and go through the red light westbound just as my husband came to the light going north - the supervisor who was in the car admitted it was a training exercise and the driver should have put her siren on sooner and slowed/stopped to make sure there was no traffic before going through the light. The woman in the car in front of him slammed on the brakes to avoid hitting the police car. My husband tried to stop but he skidded on the wet road into the back of the car in front of him and slid partway under. There's nothing on him that's broken but there's quite a bit of cosmetic damage to his bike. Nothing too major, as he was able to drive it home, although it will have to go in to the shop today for repair.
So...I went to pick him up and parked on the verge for a couple of minutes to make sure he was ok and to follow him home. While my car was sitting under a tree a giant freakin huntsman decided that my car looked like a nice place to sit. As we started driving up Marmion - me following a very shaky husband - said huntsman started crawling down the driver's side window. Nice and slow giving me the evil eye.
On the plus side we got home around 7 and my lovely daughter had made dinner for us.
She's a good girl that daughter of mine. Obviously doesn't take after her mother
I've started working a 9 day fortnight, so I start work at 6:45 am and go home at 3:45 which is great. I can catch the 4:02 train and be home by 5. However, I realised at 2:30 that I had a meeting from 3:30 to 4:30 in Executive so couldn't get out of it. The meeting wrapped up at 4, so I could actually catch the 4:23 and got home at about 5:20.
I got home and found that the cleaners had left the front door unlocked - AGAIN! Third week in a row that I've had to remind them to check the door on their way out. I think this may need to tell them not to come back if it happens again. They do a good job, though so it was really nice to come home to a clean house.
At 5:30 my husband rang to say "don't worry, I'm ok but I've been in an accident and I need you to come get me". He was riding his motorcycle up Marmion and it had just started raining so the roads were slick. There was a trainee cop who decided to turn on her lights and siren at the corner of Hepburn and go through the red light westbound just as my husband came to the light going north - the supervisor who was in the car admitted it was a training exercise and the driver should have put her siren on sooner and slowed/stopped to make sure there was no traffic before going through the light. The woman in the car in front of him slammed on the brakes to avoid hitting the police car. My husband tried to stop but he skidded on the wet road into the back of the car in front of him and slid partway under. There's nothing on him that's broken but there's quite a bit of cosmetic damage to his bike. Nothing too major, as he was able to drive it home, although it will have to go in to the shop today for repair.
So...I went to pick him up and parked on the verge for a couple of minutes to make sure he was ok and to follow him home. While my car was sitting under a tree a giant freakin huntsman decided that my car looked like a nice place to sit. As we started driving up Marmion - me following a very shaky husband - said huntsman started crawling down the driver's side window. Nice and slow giving me the evil eye.
On the plus side we got home around 7 and my lovely daughter had made dinner for us.
She's a good girl that daughter of mine. Obviously doesn't take after her mother
Sep 19th 2013, 12:10 am
#5899
Officially Bewildered
Joined: Nov 2006
Location: Blue Mountains, NSW
Posts: 5,523
Re: How has your day been?
So, yesterday was a bit of an up and down day.
I've started working a 9 day fortnight, so I start work at 6:45 am and go home at 3:45 which is great. I can catch the 4:02 train and be home by 5. However, I realised at 2:30 that I had a meeting from 3:30 to 4:30 in Executive so couldn't get out of it. The meeting wrapped up at 4, so I could actually catch the 4:23 and got home at about 5:20.
I got home and found that the cleaners had left the front door unlocked - AGAIN! Third week in a row that I've had to remind them to check the door on their way out. I think this may need to tell them not to come back if it happens again. They do a good job, though so it was really nice to come home to a clean house.
At 5:30 my husband rang to say "don't worry, I'm ok but I've been in an accident and I need you to come get me". He was riding his motorcycle up Marmion and it had just started raining so the roads were slick. There was a trainee cop who decided to turn on her lights and siren at the corner of Hepburn and go through the red light westbound just as my husband came to the light going north - the supervisor who was in the car admitted it was a training exercise and the driver should have put her siren on sooner and slowed/stopped to make sure there was no traffic before going through the light. The woman in the car in front of him slammed on the brakes to avoid hitting the police car. My husband tried to stop but he skidded on the wet road into the back of the car in front of him and slid partway under. There's nothing on him that's broken but there's quite a bit of cosmetic damage to his bike. Nothing too major, as he was able to drive it home, although it will have to go in to the shop today for repair.
So...I went to pick him up and parked on the verge for a couple of minutes to make sure he was ok and to follow him home. While my car was sitting under a tree a giant freakin huntsman decided that my car looked like a nice place to sit. As we started driving up Marmion - me following a very shaky husband - said huntsman started crawling down the driver's side window. Nice and slow giving me the evil eye.
On the plus side we got home around 7 and my lovely daughter had made dinner for us. She's a good girl that daughter of mine. Obviously doesn't take after her mother
I've started working a 9 day fortnight, so I start work at 6:45 am and go home at 3:45 which is great. I can catch the 4:02 train and be home by 5. However, I realised at 2:30 that I had a meeting from 3:30 to 4:30 in Executive so couldn't get out of it. The meeting wrapped up at 4, so I could actually catch the 4:23 and got home at about 5:20.
I got home and found that the cleaners had left the front door unlocked - AGAIN! Third week in a row that I've had to remind them to check the door on their way out. I think this may need to tell them not to come back if it happens again. They do a good job, though so it was really nice to come home to a clean house.
At 5:30 my husband rang to say "don't worry, I'm ok but I've been in an accident and I need you to come get me". He was riding his motorcycle up Marmion and it had just started raining so the roads were slick. There was a trainee cop who decided to turn on her lights and siren at the corner of Hepburn and go through the red light westbound just as my husband came to the light going north - the supervisor who was in the car admitted it was a training exercise and the driver should have put her siren on sooner and slowed/stopped to make sure there was no traffic before going through the light. The woman in the car in front of him slammed on the brakes to avoid hitting the police car. My husband tried to stop but he skidded on the wet road into the back of the car in front of him and slid partway under. There's nothing on him that's broken but there's quite a bit of cosmetic damage to his bike. Nothing too major, as he was able to drive it home, although it will have to go in to the shop today for repair.
So...I went to pick him up and parked on the verge for a couple of minutes to make sure he was ok and to follow him home. While my car was sitting under a tree a giant freakin huntsman decided that my car looked like a nice place to sit. As we started driving up Marmion - me following a very shaky husband - said huntsman started crawling down the driver's side window. Nice and slow giving me the evil eye.
On the plus side we got home around 7 and my lovely daughter had made dinner for us.
She's a good girl that daughter of mine. Obviously doesn't take after her mother(Hope Mr Dorothy isn't too sore this morning now the adrenaline's worn off)
Sep 19th 2013, 12:55 am
#5900
Where I want to be
Joined: Jan 2005
Location: In my own head
Posts: 3,220
Re: How has your day been?
So, yesterday was a bit of an up and down day.
I've started working a 9 day fortnight, so I start work at 6:45 am and go home at 3:45 which is great. I can catch the 4:02 train and be home by 5. However, I realised at 2:30 that I had a meeting from 3:30 to 4:30 in Executive so couldn't get out of it. The meeting wrapped up at 4, so I could actually catch the 4:23 and got home at about 5:20.
I got home and found that the cleaners had left the front door unlocked - AGAIN! Third week in a row that I've had to remind them to check the door on their way out. I think this may need to tell them not to come back if it happens again. They do a good job, though so it was really nice to come home to a clean house.
At 5:30 my husband rang to say "don't worry, I'm ok but I've been in an accident and I need you to come get me". He was riding his motorcycle up Marmion and it had just started raining so the roads were slick. There was a trainee cop who decided to turn on her lights and siren at the corner of Hepburn and go through the red light westbound just as my husband came to the light going north - the supervisor who was in the car admitted it was a training exercise and the driver should have put her siren on sooner and slowed/stopped to make sure there was no traffic before going through the light. The woman in the car in front of him slammed on the brakes to avoid hitting the police car. My husband tried to stop but he skidded on the wet road into the back of the car in front of him and slid partway under. There's nothing on him that's broken but there's quite a bit of cosmetic damage to his bike. Nothing too major, as he was able to drive it home, although it will have to go in to the shop today for repair.
So...I went to pick him up and parked on the verge for a couple of minutes to make sure he was ok and to follow him home. While my car was sitting under a tree a giant freakin huntsman decided that my car looked like a nice place to sit. As we started driving up Marmion - me following a very shaky husband - said huntsman started crawling down the driver's side window. Nice and slow giving me the evil eye.
On the plus side we got home around 7 and my lovely daughter had made dinner for us. She's a good girl that daughter of mine. Obviously doesn't take after her mother
I've started working a 9 day fortnight, so I start work at 6:45 am and go home at 3:45 which is great. I can catch the 4:02 train and be home by 5. However, I realised at 2:30 that I had a meeting from 3:30 to 4:30 in Executive so couldn't get out of it. The meeting wrapped up at 4, so I could actually catch the 4:23 and got home at about 5:20.
I got home and found that the cleaners had left the front door unlocked - AGAIN! Third week in a row that I've had to remind them to check the door on their way out. I think this may need to tell them not to come back if it happens again. They do a good job, though so it was really nice to come home to a clean house.
At 5:30 my husband rang to say "don't worry, I'm ok but I've been in an accident and I need you to come get me". He was riding his motorcycle up Marmion and it had just started raining so the roads were slick. There was a trainee cop who decided to turn on her lights and siren at the corner of Hepburn and go through the red light westbound just as my husband came to the light going north - the supervisor who was in the car admitted it was a training exercise and the driver should have put her siren on sooner and slowed/stopped to make sure there was no traffic before going through the light. The woman in the car in front of him slammed on the brakes to avoid hitting the police car. My husband tried to stop but he skidded on the wet road into the back of the car in front of him and slid partway under. There's nothing on him that's broken but there's quite a bit of cosmetic damage to his bike. Nothing too major, as he was able to drive it home, although it will have to go in to the shop today for repair.
So...I went to pick him up and parked on the verge for a couple of minutes to make sure he was ok and to follow him home. While my car was sitting under a tree a giant freakin huntsman decided that my car looked like a nice place to sit. As we started driving up Marmion - me following a very shaky husband - said huntsman started crawling down the driver's side window. Nice and slow giving me the evil eye.
On the plus side we got home around 7 and my lovely daughter had made dinner for us.
She's a good girl that daughter of mine. Obviously doesn't take after her motherMy husband also rides a bike most days into the city, and I absolutely dread this sort of call. it's not the bike riders, it's the bloody car drivers who don't consider the bikes when they do stuff on the roads.
Sep 19th 2013, 5:32 am
#5901
BE Enthusiast
Joined: Jul 2013
Location: Old Bar Beach, NSW near Taree
Posts: 372
Re: How has your day been?
Wow you sound full of energy. Send me some.
I've had a pretty strange day, about to get quite dramatic:
Prepping for a colonoscopy tomorrow, have been on a dreadful "white" diet for the last couple of days: white bread, rice, pasta, steamed fish, potatoes, and no food at all today, just "approved" clear liquids.
Took the first sachet of PicoPrep twenty minutes ago and some rumblings already on the horizon
Just a "screening" thing as they think I have diverticulae like a lot of people nowadays.
Anyone for some photos? Called in at Aldi and got a pack of flushable wipes, too much information I know.
I've had a pretty strange day, about to get quite dramatic:
Prepping for a colonoscopy tomorrow, have been on a dreadful "white" diet for the last couple of days: white bread, rice, pasta, steamed fish, potatoes, and no food at all today, just "approved" clear liquids.
Took the first sachet of PicoPrep twenty minutes ago and some rumblings already on the horizon
Just a "screening" thing as they think I have diverticulae like a lot of people nowadays.
Anyone for some photos? Called in at Aldi and got a pack of flushable wipes, too much information I know.
Sep 19th 2013, 5:56 am
#5902
Crazy Cat Lady
Joined: Apr 2004
Posts: 65,493
Re: How has your day been?
So, yesterday was a bit of an up and down day.
I've started working a 9 day fortnight, so I start work at 6:45 am and go home at 3:45 which is great. I can catch the 4:02 train and be home by 5. However, I realised at 2:30 that I had a meeting from 3:30 to 4:30 in Executive so couldn't get out of it. The meeting wrapped up at 4, so I could actually catch the 4:23 and got home at about 5:20.
I got home and found that the cleaners had left the front door unlocked - AGAIN! Third week in a row that I've had to remind them to check the door on their way out. I think this may need to tell them not to come back if it happens again. They do a good job, though so it was really nice to come home to a clean house.
At 5:30 my husband rang to say "don't worry, I'm ok but I've been in an accident and I need you to come get me". He was riding his motorcycle up Marmion and it had just started raining so the roads were slick. There was a trainee cop who decided to turn on her lights and siren at the corner of Hepburn and go through the red light westbound just as my husband came to the light going north - the supervisor who was in the car admitted it was a training exercise and the driver should have put her siren on sooner and slowed/stopped to make sure there was no traffic before going through the light. The woman in the car in front of him slammed on the brakes to avoid hitting the police car. My husband tried to stop but he skidded on the wet road into the back of the car in front of him and slid partway under. There's nothing on him that's broken but there's quite a bit of cosmetic damage to his bike. Nothing too major, as he was able to drive it home, although it will have to go in to the shop today for repair.
So...I went to pick him up and parked on the verge for a couple of minutes to make sure he was ok and to follow him home. While my car was sitting under a tree a giant freakin huntsman decided that my car looked like a nice place to sit. As we started driving up Marmion - me following a very shaky husband - said huntsman started crawling down the driver's side window. Nice and slow giving me the evil eye.
On the plus side we got home around 7 and my lovely daughter had made dinner for us. She's a good girl that daughter of mine. Obviously doesn't take after her mother
I've started working a 9 day fortnight, so I start work at 6:45 am and go home at 3:45 which is great. I can catch the 4:02 train and be home by 5. However, I realised at 2:30 that I had a meeting from 3:30 to 4:30 in Executive so couldn't get out of it. The meeting wrapped up at 4, so I could actually catch the 4:23 and got home at about 5:20.
I got home and found that the cleaners had left the front door unlocked - AGAIN! Third week in a row that I've had to remind them to check the door on their way out. I think this may need to tell them not to come back if it happens again. They do a good job, though so it was really nice to come home to a clean house.
At 5:30 my husband rang to say "don't worry, I'm ok but I've been in an accident and I need you to come get me". He was riding his motorcycle up Marmion and it had just started raining so the roads were slick. There was a trainee cop who decided to turn on her lights and siren at the corner of Hepburn and go through the red light westbound just as my husband came to the light going north - the supervisor who was in the car admitted it was a training exercise and the driver should have put her siren on sooner and slowed/stopped to make sure there was no traffic before going through the light. The woman in the car in front of him slammed on the brakes to avoid hitting the police car. My husband tried to stop but he skidded on the wet road into the back of the car in front of him and slid partway under. There's nothing on him that's broken but there's quite a bit of cosmetic damage to his bike. Nothing too major, as he was able to drive it home, although it will have to go in to the shop today for repair.
So...I went to pick him up and parked on the verge for a couple of minutes to make sure he was ok and to follow him home. While my car was sitting under a tree a giant freakin huntsman decided that my car looked like a nice place to sit. As we started driving up Marmion - me following a very shaky husband - said huntsman started crawling down the driver's side window. Nice and slow giving me the evil eye.
On the plus side we got home around 7 and my lovely daughter had made dinner for us.
She's a good girl that daughter of mine. Obviously doesn't take after her mother
Sep 19th 2013, 6:59 am
#5903
MODERATOR
Joined: Sep 2009
Location: Adelaide
Posts: 29,870
Re: How has your day been?
So, yesterday was a bit of an up and down day.
I've started working a 9 day fortnight, so I start work at 6:45 am and go home at 3:45 which is great. I can catch the 4:02 train and be home by 5. However, I realised at 2:30 that I had a meeting from 3:30 to 4:30 in Executive so couldn't get out of it. The meeting wrapped up at 4, so I could actually catch the 4:23 and got home at about 5:20.
I got home and found that the cleaners had left the front door unlocked - AGAIN! Third week in a row that I've had to remind them to check the door on their way out. I think this may need to tell them not to come back if it happens again. They do a good job, though so it was really nice to come home to a clean house.
At 5:30 my husband rang to say "don't worry, I'm ok but I've been in an accident and I need you to come get me". He was riding his motorcycle up Marmion and it had just started raining so the roads were slick. There was a trainee cop who decided to turn on her lights and siren at the corner of Hepburn and go through the red light westbound just as my husband came to the light going north - the supervisor who was in the car admitted it was a training exercise and the driver should have put her siren on sooner and slowed/stopped to make sure there was no traffic before going through the light. The woman in the car in front of him slammed on the brakes to avoid hitting the police car. My husband tried to stop but he skidded on the wet road into the back of the car in front of him and slid partway under. There's nothing on him that's broken but there's quite a bit of cosmetic damage to his bike. Nothing too major, as he was able to drive it home, although it will have to go in to the shop today for repair.
So...I went to pick him up and parked on the verge for a couple of minutes to make sure he was ok and to follow him home. While my car was sitting under a tree a giant freakin huntsman decided that my car looked like a nice place to sit. As we started driving up Marmion - me following a very shaky husband - said huntsman started crawling down the driver's side window. Nice and slow giving me the evil eye.
On the plus side we got home around 7 and my lovely daughter had made dinner for us. She's a good girl that daughter of mine. Obviously doesn't take after her mother
I've started working a 9 day fortnight, so I start work at 6:45 am and go home at 3:45 which is great. I can catch the 4:02 train and be home by 5. However, I realised at 2:30 that I had a meeting from 3:30 to 4:30 in Executive so couldn't get out of it. The meeting wrapped up at 4, so I could actually catch the 4:23 and got home at about 5:20.
I got home and found that the cleaners had left the front door unlocked - AGAIN! Third week in a row that I've had to remind them to check the door on their way out. I think this may need to tell them not to come back if it happens again. They do a good job, though so it was really nice to come home to a clean house.
At 5:30 my husband rang to say "don't worry, I'm ok but I've been in an accident and I need you to come get me". He was riding his motorcycle up Marmion and it had just started raining so the roads were slick. There was a trainee cop who decided to turn on her lights and siren at the corner of Hepburn and go through the red light westbound just as my husband came to the light going north - the supervisor who was in the car admitted it was a training exercise and the driver should have put her siren on sooner and slowed/stopped to make sure there was no traffic before going through the light. The woman in the car in front of him slammed on the brakes to avoid hitting the police car. My husband tried to stop but he skidded on the wet road into the back of the car in front of him and slid partway under. There's nothing on him that's broken but there's quite a bit of cosmetic damage to his bike. Nothing too major, as he was able to drive it home, although it will have to go in to the shop today for repair.
So...I went to pick him up and parked on the verge for a couple of minutes to make sure he was ok and to follow him home. While my car was sitting under a tree a giant freakin huntsman decided that my car looked like a nice place to sit. As we started driving up Marmion - me following a very shaky husband - said huntsman started crawling down the driver's side window. Nice and slow giving me the evil eye.
On the plus side we got home around 7 and my lovely daughter had made dinner for us.
She's a good girl that daughter of mine. Obviously doesn't take after her mother
Sep 19th 2013, 10:11 am
#5905
Waiting to be a grown-up
Joined: May 2010
Location: Adelaide
Posts: 4,695
Re: How has your day been?
So, yesterday was a bit of an up and down day.
I've started working a 9 day fortnight, so I start work at 6:45 am and go home at 3:45 which is great. I can catch the 4:02 train and be home by 5. However, I realised at 2:30 that I had a meeting from 3:30 to 4:30 in Executive so couldn't get out of it. The meeting wrapped up at 4, so I could actually catch the 4:23 and got home at about 5:20.
I got home and found that the cleaners had left the front door unlocked - AGAIN! Third week in a row that I've had to remind them to check the door on their way out. I think this may need to tell them not to come back if it happens again. They do a good job, though so it was really nice to come home to a clean house.
At 5:30 my husband rang to say "don't worry, I'm ok but I've been in an accident and I need you to come get me". He was riding his motorcycle up Marmion and it had just started raining so the roads were slick. There was a trainee cop who decided to turn on her lights and siren at the corner of Hepburn and go through the red light westbound just as my husband came to the light going north - the supervisor who was in the car admitted it was a training exercise and the driver should have put her siren on sooner and slowed/stopped to make sure there was no traffic before going through the light. The woman in the car in front of him slammed on the brakes to avoid hitting the police car. My husband tried to stop but he skidded on the wet road into the back of the car in front of him and slid partway under. There's nothing on him that's broken but there's quite a bit of cosmetic damage to his bike. Nothing too major, as he was able to drive it home, although it will have to go in to the shop today for repair.
So...I went to pick him up and parked on the verge for a couple of minutes to make sure he was ok and to follow him home. While my car was sitting under a tree a giant freakin huntsman decided that my car looked like a nice place to sit. As we started driving up Marmion - me following a very shaky husband - said huntsman started crawling down the driver's side window. Nice and slow giving me the evil eye.
On the plus side we got home around 7 and my lovely daughter had made dinner for us. She's a good girl that daughter of mine. Obviously doesn't take after her mother
I've started working a 9 day fortnight, so I start work at 6:45 am and go home at 3:45 which is great. I can catch the 4:02 train and be home by 5. However, I realised at 2:30 that I had a meeting from 3:30 to 4:30 in Executive so couldn't get out of it. The meeting wrapped up at 4, so I could actually catch the 4:23 and got home at about 5:20.
I got home and found that the cleaners had left the front door unlocked - AGAIN! Third week in a row that I've had to remind them to check the door on their way out. I think this may need to tell them not to come back if it happens again. They do a good job, though so it was really nice to come home to a clean house.
At 5:30 my husband rang to say "don't worry, I'm ok but I've been in an accident and I need you to come get me". He was riding his motorcycle up Marmion and it had just started raining so the roads were slick. There was a trainee cop who decided to turn on her lights and siren at the corner of Hepburn and go through the red light westbound just as my husband came to the light going north - the supervisor who was in the car admitted it was a training exercise and the driver should have put her siren on sooner and slowed/stopped to make sure there was no traffic before going through the light. The woman in the car in front of him slammed on the brakes to avoid hitting the police car. My husband tried to stop but he skidded on the wet road into the back of the car in front of him and slid partway under. There's nothing on him that's broken but there's quite a bit of cosmetic damage to his bike. Nothing too major, as he was able to drive it home, although it will have to go in to the shop today for repair.
So...I went to pick him up and parked on the verge for a couple of minutes to make sure he was ok and to follow him home. While my car was sitting under a tree a giant freakin huntsman decided that my car looked like a nice place to sit. As we started driving up Marmion - me following a very shaky husband - said huntsman started crawling down the driver's side window. Nice and slow giving me the evil eye.
On the plus side we got home around 7 and my lovely daughter had made dinner for us.
She's a good girl that daughter of mine. Obviously doesn't take after her mother
Sep 19th 2013, 10:13 am
#5906
Lost in BE Cyberspace
Joined: Sep 2005
Location: Somewhere South... Not Telling YOU
Posts: 10,959
Re: How has your day been?
Night number three without HIM... I DONT DO SLEEPING ON MY OWN 
I have turned my clean socks inside out three times already and have no idea where the rest are kept... the cats are circling hungrily ... and the children are running wild...
I need him home
I have turned my clean socks inside out three times already and have no idea where the rest are kept... the cats are circling hungrily ... and the children are running wild...
I need him home
Sep 19th 2013, 10:22 am
#5907
MODERATOR
Joined: Sep 2009
Location: Adelaide
Posts: 29,870
Re: How has your day been?
Sep 19th 2013, 10:25 am
#5908
Waiting to be a grown-up
Joined: May 2010
Location: Adelaide
Posts: 4,695
Re: How has your day been?
Some crap going on at the moment for you. Have they figured out what's wrong yet?
Sep 19th 2013, 10:37 am
#5909
Crazy Cat Lady
Joined: Apr 2004
Posts: 65,493
Re: How has your day been?
I have no idea how anyone can live in a house that has a spider living in it. They have to die and die fast. The spiders not the people. Although there are some peo......
Sep 19th 2013, 10:42 am
#5910
Shiny Arse Know All
Joined: Apr 2010
Location: Adelaide, somewhere
Posts: 14,180
