Ha ha, I didn't rescue him out of the bathroom. What is it with you American's and also Canadian's? You're all so laid back and friendly, willing to queue too which I thought was just a British thing.
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It was Missouri, he was in one of the disabled rooms as it was the only room we had left and bless him, he set off the disabled alarm one night. I told him I've done it before in a disabled loo (queue jumping) and you confuse the cord for the light switch with the alarm cord and get out of the toilet ASAP and look all innocent.
LOL, I love your sense of humour, it's just brilliant. I met an American guest the other night that reminded me of you, well just 'cos he was American and then I start banging on about you, he came from, oh I can't remember, actually that's a lie, I can't spell it without looking it up, he came from Mis.........
That's not old!! Mine's a Nokia N82 and I'm sure they haven't made them for a year or two.
Yeah and most of the things you buy from that side of the world are fakes anyway and don't do what they're meant too. I bet your phone is indestructible though, I remember the old Nokia's that were like bricks, my friend ran over one and it still worked. What make is yours? It can't be that old if it has a colour screen.
Nothing's ever your fault. I haven't got a clue what network she's on, she's one of these 'once a year texters'. Can you e-mail off your phone?
It's not just an Orange customer though is it, the code should be the same whatever UK network. I tried two international numbers today from work using the same code for each one, one worked, one didn't. Orange say the problem's your end as I can text my cousin but they would say that.
I know but I never had chance last night. Monday nights are the equivalent of Saturdays nights, really busy and muggings here works both of them. Hey but it was good showing my manager how to do 3 things today that she couldn't do and didn't even realise was possible.
I've been a busy bee. I had a great weekend though, a good evening at work last night and a good day today. I just wish this site wasn't so slow on my phone and I'd be with you when I have spare time at work.
I'M BACK!!!!!!!! I've just got in. Now how are you babe?
Speak to you tomorrow babe. Have a lovely day at work. xoxo
I've gotta work tomorrow (afternoon shift) but I'll be with you on Tuesday sweetheart. I hope you've had a lovely weekend. K xx
I bet you would sleep with them if you had to pay out for another room, well you'd be sleeping on the floor, actually he would. I wouldn't be too keen on sharing a bed with Connor, he has this habit of wrapping his legs around you like a root of a tree.
Dinner time for me babe, I'm at work most of Monday but I'll certainly be with you on Tuesday. Thanks for today. xxxx
I make the young men share a bed if they want a room I'm not willing to do as a twin and tell them to put pillows down the middle of the bed if they're that worried that one might get frisky in his sleep. Often one of them says they'd rather sleep in the bath, men eh?
Of course it is, well until they've all gone home and some annoying person wants a twin room that's only made up as a double bed room.
I wish I could be in contact with you over the weekends as well as during the week.
Yeah but I can't make beds that well either, it all starts off good but after one night the duvet cover gets all baggy and loose at the top. The first time I had to make a bed up at the hotel for a little boy I did warn the parents that it wouldn't be done and tucked in like a nurses bed with corners all neat and shit like that.
It's cold over here, we've got the heating on, if I had my way it would have been on from 9am.
I've never had a double fitted sheet on my bed before, I use them for Con's though. I'm just shit at folding the normal double sheets, my arms arn't long enough so I spread them over my newly made bed and try and fold them to put away. The fitted sheets arn't foldable, I just bunch them up somehow and put them in the airing cupboard under my Mum's neatly folded sheets so no one notices.
No you don't need a beer, you need a hug, then a Stella. Talking about Stella, I bought a 20 pack earlier but they've changed the percentage of it. I had a very random trolley of shopping when out with my Mum as I had to grab another one (a shitload of stuff we bought). I had a duvet, fitted sheet, 20 cans of Stella, a bra and thong, Dave's Insanity sauce (probably staying in the cupboard forever, best place I expect except the bin) and a cuddly teddy bear dressed in a rabbit's costume.
Wrong answer!!! I'm meant to be right, I looked on the internet and she guessed. Thank you, I told her you'd know the answer. How's your day so far?
My Mum's reading an American book written by a lady who originally comes from N.J. What's a stoop(s)? Mum thinks it might be a veranda or front steps. I think it's to do with seats by the porch. -
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