Happy Lady

A couple of these I can vouch for ask Lynnie about the 'beads and drawing pins'she swallowed once

Great to hear that dakota is getting on so well You feel better yourself when you know that they are behaving well in school. My lot did behave O.K ish - but they used to save all their pent up emotions till they got home I miss reading I must say, I always used to go to bed with a Steven King (man, I used to have some 'funny' dreams)

Get well soon

Love number 6 - the cat one It's so true

I still have the 'smurff' plaster model that Joss gave to me one Christmas, Lynnette had bought him a set of kiddie plaster moulds it sits on the shelf in my front room - I'd never throw it away I recall my lot making parachutes out of bin bags - it is amazing how the years go by! Enjoy watching his antics (good & bad - they last forever)

This is such a fascinating biological breakthrough! I am awaiting the results of my d.n.a. which I sent for recently. It shows just who, my ancestors were since the last ice-age (at least which groups of peoples - not the individuals)

- I wish I could look like her now - I hate 2 fried eggs!!!

Good for you Fortunately in Wales (not England, Scotland or Ireland) we have free prescription charges - thanks to the Welsh Assembly.
The prices of keeping well were ludicrous!

Special K and packets of Ryvita Crispbreads helped me last year. Now and again, I go back to them when the pounds start to turn to 'stones' .
Willpower and Perseverance Mary, good luck

Excellent answers Elfie - I'll sang it from you, if I may

why haven't my pictures come out???????????????

Good on you! I too am a royalist. I had heard so many 'rumours' about Cromwell having passed through Neath, but, I also had many others 'poo- pooing', the idea. Once upon a time, I used to work 'behind the bar' in our local hostelry; it is a very old pub which goes back to the Civil War. Whilst working there, I heard lots of tales about it's past including an apparent suicide of a serving girl, who had taken her life after being discarded by one of Cromwells troops (her ghost, appears now and again). I, have never seen her, but, down in the cellars, kitchen and up-stair balcony rooms, many people have encountered her.
When I found, this article, I was quite chuffed! Especially, as my sister is married to the 'family' of the 'Williams' who once lived in Aberpergym House!

Oh so busy, to tell the truth by the time evening comes, I'm too shattered to do anything bar, watching the 'box'

hey, thanx for your welcome much appreciated