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People separating/losing someone in later life
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halfman
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A replacionship. I know a few lads like that, including my best mate.
harmy
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My old boss did exactly that in his late 50s. You’d think he buy a young model but he bought this old boiler.
Dave Herbal
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Ciro_DiMarzio
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Hoovers his kip occasionally.
Dave Herbal
Striker
You’re not seeing your lass cos of Covid?
I Hoover mine occasionally as well
Goat Eyes
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Nowt.
CrosbyFTM
Winger
keema naan
Central Defender
based on photos you've posted on here, you clearly don't hoover your gaff. Remember those speakers
Sunderland Til I Cry
Winger
My Mam and Dad were inseparable, there relationship was absolutely amazing to watch growing up and i learned huge amounts from the way they were together. On the cusp of retirement my Dad was diagnosed with lung cancer and died after 6 months at 64. My Mam mourned him for 27 years, she never moved on and looked for him every day for the whole of that time, the saddest thing I’ve ever witnessed, she ached to have him back. We tried to get her help but she’d have none of it unfortunately.
She was diagnosed with dementia 4 years ago and as the disease progressed he faded away and she had some peace. She has no memory now which is sad in one way, but wherever she is she smiles a lot which has to be better than the daily pain she suffered for all of those years.
I have a similar relationship with my Wife, we are as close as anyone can be and i love her beyond words, however what i learned watching my Mam suffer is not to waste life. We have an agreement between us that we will not waste a single day if anything happens to either of us, it will be hard but our mantra is not to fade away like my Mam, grab life and live it to the fullest, new relationships the lot, just be happy and squeeze every drop you can before its your turn.
She was diagnosed with dementia 4 years ago and as the disease progressed he faded away and she had some peace. She has no memory now which is sad in one way, but wherever she is she smiles a lot which has to be better than the daily pain she suffered for all of those years.
I have a similar relationship with my Wife, we are as close as anyone can be and i love her beyond words, however what i learned watching my Mam suffer is not to waste life. We have an agreement between us that we will not waste a single day if anything happens to either of us, it will be hard but our mantra is not to fade away like my Mam, grab life and live it to the fullest, new relationships the lot, just be happy and squeeze every drop you can before its your turn.
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dangermows
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If he's on the toilet she has to wipe the seat anarl. Shitting all owa the seat man
Dave Herbal
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Nobody hoovers behind their speakers man. It’s a joke.based on photos you've posted on here, you clearly don't hoover your gaff. Remember those speakers
Vauxie
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Depends how old the boiler is,over 21 they are getting on a bit.Some people prefer the older ones. They have more experience, speaking from experience
Billy2Sheds
Winger
Hello Steve
Daffy
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monkeytassle
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Do you hoover under your sofa?
Dave Herbal
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The sofa can be moved easily, the speaker can’t.
JAZZMANB
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She's my buddy or whatever its term is . Once a week but the reason I started looking again was for someone to do all the stuff you can't do due to covid so sitting on the settee nattering isn't really what I'm after .
Billy2Sheds
Winger
I don't but my cleaner does. It's the best 20 quid I spend a week. I'm prob a bit stuck in the pastvbut when you've been grafting all week don't know why anyone would use their free time to hoover or dust
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