What made you smile today?
- Thread starter snowbunny
- Start date
- Location
- Malvern Worcestershire
@kateincornwall, what a relief, what a stressful day it must have been for you waiting. 
- Location
- Cornwall , UK
Thank you , it has been a horrible day , now enjoying a little glass or two , and relax@kateincornwall, what a relief, what a stressful day it must have been for you waiting.
Jacqui-S
Moderator
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
Sounds like a plan.Thank you , it has been a horrible day , now enjoying a little glass or two , and relax
I hope your sister is feeling ok x
- Location
- Herefordshire, UK
I needed to get diesel this afternoon, I was on a bit of a tight schedule time wise so I was aghast to see an unusually long queue ahead of me at the filling station, including a lorry from the nearby gravel quarry. I knew he wouldn't go to the end pump where they sell some expensive superfuel, so I tried to get as close as possible so I could get on the end pump. I got out and tried to stretch the pipe to my tank but it was too short. The lorry driver saw what I was doing and got back in his cab to pull forward so I could access the pump!
Wasn't that nice? It made my day and definitely made me smile!
Wasn't that nice? It made my day and definitely made me smile!
Candy
Biscuit Tin Guardian
- Location
- West Yorkshire, UK
Glad it's good news Kate. Hope you enjoyed that well earned little glass of something!xxx
Candy
Biscuit Tin Guardian
- Location
- West Yorkshire, UK
After eating the meal I had cooked for us thisevening, Jenny, my lovely sister in law said, 'Perhaps next time you come you might like to stay a little longer?........Say six months or so?'
That made me smile!
That made me smile!
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
I'm going to do a Dan Murphy's shop tomorrow 
I'm so excited to fill the wine rack so that it's ready and waiting for me
I'm so excited to fill the wine rack so that it's ready and waiting for me
- Location
- Andorra and Spain
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
I'm 36+2 so in theory, anytime from 37 weeks can be classed as full term (Nathan was born at 37 weeks) but your due date isn't until 29/07/20 which is 40 weeks.
I had a scan yesterday and they estimate that he's now about 3kg so I'd really like to expel him as soon after 37 weeks as possible
Nathan came running into our room on Wednesday morning yelling "Mummy it's July! Can you please let my baby out now?"
So exciting!!I'm 36+2 so in theory, anytime from 37 weeks can be classed as full term (Nathan was born at 37 weeks) but your due date isn't until 29/07/20 which is 40 weeks.
I had a scan yesterday and they estimate that he's now about 3kg so I'd really like to expel him as soon after 37 weeks as possible
Nathan came running into our room on Wednesday morning yelling "Mummy it's July! Can you please let my baby out now?"
Have you got a name?
Iver? Douglas?
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
Randy?
I never really felt like that. I loved being pregnant and was scared of what was comingI'm in the "will this ever end"period rather than the "excited" period at the moment.
Yep and the strange thing is that I don't even know a dog with the same name!
Oh I thought Stanley would be a shoe in.
- Location
- Andorra and Spain
That's what my friend managed. 6am (ish) on 1st July
He also doesn't have a doggy name (Cameron). I mean, if it's not Rover, are you even trying?
Atemas
UK Tour Guide
- Location
- North Cambridgeshire
Big smile here. Busy morning. New stair and landing carpet fitted - looks great. Better still, my son has been here all morning using the conservatory as his office for video calls. He has been on furlough but now back at work. He has got his company car back too. Happy for him, it’s all been very uncertain. He is having building work done to his house and they broke through yesterday so much hammering, drilling and plenty of noise and dust. Not easy when you have 4 children and hardly any space currently to move around in and both parents are trying to wfh. Then my daughter came over with eldest grandson so we were spread around the kitchen whilst F was using the dining room as his office to keep out the way of carpet fitters.
Busy house but felt so good - everyone socially distanced but able to chat - felt almost normal
. Step children come next week. Love my family 
. Red was so happy to see everyone
Busy house but felt so good - everyone socially distanced but able to chat - felt almost normal
. Step children come next week. Love my family . Red was so happy to see everyone
- Location
- Herefordshire, UK
- Location
- Isle of Man
Cam - not a bad name for a dog, (makes a note).