Ooohhh that sounds difficult.
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Ooohhh that sounds difficult.
More sad news.
He stopped posting on this forum some time back, but continued on others.
As he lived on Mull, he was always posting the latest news from CallMac ferries.
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
My DIL's biological father has been married three times and her mother twice. So that's three mothers and two fathers.
My son and DIL decided the families should all meet for dinner. We duly did. It was the first time all three wives and two husbands had been in a room together. Mrs P and I had a great night..........we just sat back and watched. 🤣
Makes my life sound boring.
My parents and Sue's parents were married just the once. Same for me and Sue.
Daughters friend has a dad who has been three times. She was mortified when she discovered that she would be older than her new step mother 😮
ebikeerwidnes
Guru
- Location
- Z’ha’dum
I am my wife's 3rd husband
the first - and her son's biological father - was kicked out many many years ago and buggered off
the second is "not well thought of" - she mutters a lot when his name crops up
he will be at "The Wedding" in June - which she is not happy about but wouldn't interfere (but would like to!!!)
I have plan A
Check where we are sitting and where he - and probably his dog - sorry, I mean partner - are sitting and keep them apart
Plan B - bugger off and play outside with the kids on the basis that someone has to stop the youngest falling/jumping/getting pushed into the lake
Plan C- especially for later - get pissed
It all depends on the families and the people - I have seen some familes where , once things have calmed down, the women whisper and snigger in the corner at family dos
other where they sit in opposite corners and you can feel the tension lancing across the room
Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
Lovely home mad spaghetti bol for tea.
- Location
- Somewhere wet & hilly in NW England.
Have you let 13rider know in the appropriate thread?
Sounds a bit defeatist I know but... you will easily thrash me!
My favourite, always a winner
I know a guy (aged 80) who's father in law is the same age as him.
Mike Ayling
Veteran
- Location
- Melbourne Downunda
Greyhounds moult but their hair is very fine and easy to vacuum up.
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
Help! I need help!!!!
Recently I've eaten Sunday lunch on a Wednesday, been to the footie on Thursday and Sunday. Monday and Tuesday no childminding.
My routine has gone to pot. Will the first person to arrive please state what day it is........or they think it is!
Recently I've eaten Sunday lunch on a Wednesday, been to the footie on Thursday and Sunday. Monday and Tuesday no childminding.
My routine has gone to pot. Will the first person to arrive please state what day it is........or they think it is!
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
With two exceptions it's the same in our close social circle. All of our very closest friends mated for life.
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
I didn't know I had to. I'll contact him. It's not about winning or losing, just a bit of fun and trying to add some extra motivation. Something I need.
classic33
Leg End Member
Monday
