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Rock and Roll ;)
 
Dark Drakan said:
A candle holder for my mums birthday yeah rock and roll i know but she wanted one...
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I am totally in danger of asking for stuff like this these days...and it frightens me so much XD

I paid the council tax - this makes your mum waaaay more rock and roll than I could ever be.
 
A return bus ticket, a can of lilt, a chicken and bacon sammich, tony hawks pro skater 4 ps2 and a ps2 memory card
 
Angel said:
I am totally in danger of asking for stuff like this these days...and it frightens me so much XD

I paid the council tax - this makes your mum waaaay more rock and roll than I could ever be.
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Yeah bare in mind i had previously visited Hobbycraft with Amy as shes started to cross stitch designs and sell them and we were sat in Costa Coffee drinking Hot Chocolate and eating scones... I felt about 60.
 
Yup...but the worse part is each time you do this sort of stuff a tiny bit of you starts to enjoy it until you're the one asking to go visit the garden centre and look at perennials. When previously you thought a perennial was something you needed to see a proctologist about. I know this because I have done it. And enjoyed it.

I would totally get back into cross stitch too if I had more than three minutes to string together - used to make bookmarks and card inserts like an old lady does in a retirement home. Next thing you know I'll be taking up knitting for kittens or something and attending bake sales with the rest of the Etching Hill Women's Institute. I'm so scared...
 
Angel said:
Yup...but the worse part is each time you do this sort of stuff a tiny bit of you starts to enjoy it until you're the one asking to go visit the garden centre and look at perennials. When previously you thought a perennial was something you needed to see a proctologist about. I know this because I have done it. And enjoyed it.

I would totally get back into cross stitch too if I had more than three minutes to string together - used to make bookmarks and card inserts like an old lady does in a retirement home. Next thing you know I'll be taking up knitting for kittens or something and attending bake sales with the rest of the Etching Hill Women's Institute. I'm so scared...
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Amys already into baking and currently watching The Great British Bake Off lol. Shes making jewellery out of her cross stitching and Christmas decorations and Halloween characters. Ive always hated gardening but when I was trying to save money we purchased some plants (herbs) such as Parsley, Mint, Rosemary, Chives, Basel etc and a Chilli plant and a Tomato plant and i have to water them and make sure they dont die so im half way there!
 
Hey, at least you both still manage to maintain some style with it though...I'm even dressing like my mother now for the sake of convenience with two small children messing up everything and the only thing sitting in my Amazon basket is a vacuum cleaner of all things. I say things like, "ooh, that'll be handy" and I wear gloves to do the washing up. I moan about dirty washing on the floor, I insist on everyone eating their vegetables at meal times and I find myself discussing the relative merits of fabric softener with other parents at toddler group. Everything sane within me is screaming, "STOP IT WOMAN YOU'RE ONLY 29!!!" but then I see a nice cardigan or something and it all goes out of the window.
 
Angel said:
Hey, at least you both still manage to maintain some style with it though...I'm even dressing like my mother now for the sake of convenience with two small children messing up everything and the only thing sitting in my Amazon basket is a vacuum cleaner of all things. I say things like, "ooh, that'll be handy" and I wear gloves to do the washing up. I moan about dirty washing on the floor, I insist on everyone eating their vegetables at meal times and I find myself discussing the relative merits of fabric softener with other parents at toddler group. Everything sane within me is screaming, "STOP IT WOMAN YOU'RE ONLY 29!!!" but then I see a nice cardigan or something and it all goes out of the window.
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I suppose its better to bow out and accept it now rather than be one of those 40 year olds still dressing like a teenager and clinging onto youth. Or in my case growing a ponytail purchasing a convertible, wearing leather and denim combos and hooking up with an 18 year old when im past my 30's.
 
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