Waiting for the bombshell .............

[Riviera]

I wonder if anyone has experienced these feelings?

You arrive at a point where everything is great and life couldn't be better ........ for me, the family all in well paid employment or university, first grandson turns out to be a little beauty, our lass in content and every day is a pleasure.

So why do I have a sense of dread

It's like I'm waiting for a bombshell and, at a time when I should be having the time of my life, I'm dreading this unknown event, not my death btw, that'll spoil everything.

Is this normal?

[spitfire]

The taxman is about to call

[tunstall birdman]

Originally Posted by Riviera

I wonder if anyone has experienced these feelings?

You arrive at a point where everything is great and life couldn't be better ........ for me, the family all in well paid employment or university, first grandson turns out to be a little beauty, our lass in content and every day is a pleasure.

So why do I have a sense of dread

It's like I'm waiting for a bombshell and, at a time when I should be having the time of my life, I'm dreading this unknown event, not death btw, that'll spoil everything.

Is this normal?

You need to discover your spirit a little more.

[Riviera]

Originally Posted by spitfire

The taxman is about to call

Can't be that, he's already been and he's now chained up in the cellar

Originally Posted by tunstall birdman

You need to discover your spirit a little more.

I have, his name is Captain Morgan

[max wartbug]

Originally Posted by Riviera

I wonder if anyone has experienced these feelings?

You arrive at a point where everything is great and life couldn't be better ........ for me, the family all in well paid employment or university, first grandson turns out to be a little beauty, our lass in content and every day is a pleasure.

So why do I have a sense of dread

It's like I'm waiting for a bombshell and, at a time when I should be having the time of my life, I'm dreading this unknown event, not my death btw, that'll spoil everything.

Is this normal?

Not been watching the lads then, surely that must spoil your saturday!

[Riviera]

Originally Posted by max wartbug

Not been watching the lads then, surely that must spoil your saturday!

Nah, I was back for the derby match and planning more trips.

I love following Sunderland, after watching us in the 3rd division, witnessing various relegations and 'cheering on' the likes of Gareth Hall I have to say this is all like a wonderful dream.

[tunstall birdman]

Originally Posted by Riviera

I have, his name is Captain Morgan

As long as the man controls the drink and the drink does not control the man

[j.w]

Your lass might be playing away

Pics will help us determine if this is posible

[Riviera]

Originally Posted by j.w

Your lass might be playing away

Pics will help us determine if this is posible

Do they have to be naked or will clothed be OK?

[lordy]

Originally Posted by Riviera

I wonder if anyone has experienced these feelings?

You arrive at a point where everything is great and life couldn't be better ........ for me, the family all in well paid employment or university, first grandson turns out to be a little beauty, our lass in content and every day is a pleasure.

So why do I have a sense of dread

It's like I'm waiting for a bombshell and, at a time when I should be having the time of my life, I'm dreading this unknown event, not my death btw, that'll spoil everything.

Is this normal?

maybe not exactly the same but it could be a variation on this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradise_Syndrome

I get it quite badly when things are going really well for me unfortunately and personally I think it stems from an overactive self defence mechanism