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Remember one Christmas being a shortage of them and couldn't get them anywhere in murtonHe-man jellies from woolies
Me too. My Monty died in my arms this summer.Yep a bad year for cats. 2 due to old age (within weeks of each other) and 1 (a rescue) due to a previous infection on his lungs. They are still a huge miss, even though I now have a lively 6 month old kitten.
romantic evenings - soft lights, cuddling on the sofa, glass of wine, maybe a few chocs and the match on the tele
I had to get another one. I've always had cats and couldn't bear to be without one. This little fella's really helped.Me too. My Monty died in my arms this summer.
Still not really over it. Can't face getting another one.
Few peeps saying squash. I really miss playing too.
You could go out on Christmas Eve, meet a nice new wife, wake up in bed with her and have a present, and then take her to visit your mam.Being able to eat and drink what I liked without putting weight on.
Going out around the pubs on Christmas Eve.
My mother - she's still alive but doesn't have a clue who I am any more.
The excitement of Christmas as a child.
The joy of seeing the bairns come downstairs to see their presents, believing in Santa.
Being able to have a civil conversation with the wife.
Sorry if the above is a bit maudlin.
There's so many things i miss but nothing compares to not having my mam and dad around anymore. There's so many things I wish I had said to them when I had the chance. Too late now of course.
Usually the toilet bowl when I get up for a piss in the middle of the night after 10 pints
Energy, crap getting old and not being able to do all those things you once did without effort.
This for me as well. Had some brilliant times in the mob. I still miss it even though i only did 11 years. Been out twice as long as I was in now.My army days the only thing that mattered was bagging off
Being able to eat and drink what I liked without putting weight on.
Going out around the pubs on Christmas Eve.
My mother - she's still alive but doesn't have a clue who I am any more.
The excitement of Christmas as a child.
The joy of seeing the bairns come downstairs to see their presents, believing in Santa.
Being able to have a civil conversation with the wife.
Sorry if the above is a bit maudlin.