Do you forget?

29 Mar 2007

Mrs Tweeky and I went too tea today at my parents house. I walked in, ohh the nice table wear is out and wine glass's too, odd. We went in the front room and my Mum handed Mrs Tweeky a card we both asked "whats that". We got a bit of a bemused look in return confused

So Mrs Tweeky opened it slooowly and then laughed, she looks at me .... "happy anniversary love" FFS we both forgot. 4 years of wed bliss 10 years total and we forgot already rotflmao

Anyone else's memory this good?

30 Mar 2007

you forgot your own anniversay..... and your a woman! :shock:

30 Mar 2007

lol......
tell you what happened today though. I neatly wrapped a parcel up and went to the post office.
i was returning a item and was sending it via parcel force.
at the counter she goes, is that the address its going to, i said yes. she types the post code in machine but it dont recongise it.
after some searching see looks a little flustered then says is it to P-A-B-O?!
slowly spelling it out. i think my face said it all.

30 Mar 2007

Tweeky dont forget its yer Anniversary lol

30 Mar 2007

Quote by Drewxcore
you forgot your own anniversay..... and your a woman! :shock:

A woman!!! .... *checks between legs* Phew still a man biggrin

Lost, it was yesterday now :P

30 Mar 2007

Oh yeah................bugger! lol

30 Mar 2007

funny i was thinking about starting a thread similar the other day but yes i forgot lol

With all the stuff going on in the last few months, as my business parnter said, we are both turning into goldfish as we both have the memory span of one.
I can think of stuff and then 5 mins later go dunno

ok not that bad but you know what I mean, I have a note book to write my thoughts down now. redface

30 Mar 2007

What was the question again?
lol

30 Mar 2007

Im always forgeting things, but I do have a selective forgetful memory. I remember dates of birthdays, anniversarys etc but am always forgetting where I put things. Ive got loads of safe places to put stuff but can never remember where those places are redface

Louise xx

30 Mar 2007

Checking the posts today, forgot I posted this ... ahh had ya there biggrin

Cheers

30 Mar 2007

My memory is terrible regarding everyday things and things that are important, but useless rubbish (scifi trivia etc....) and it's stuck in there.... lol

30 Mar 2007

do i forget ?
i bloody well try to rolleyes

30 Mar 2007

Quote by tweeky
Mrs Tweeky and I went too tea today at my parents house. I walked in, ohh the nice table wear is out and wine glass's too, odd. We went in the front room and my Mum handed Mrs Tweeky a card we both asked "whats that". We got a bit of a bemused look in return So Mrs Tweeky opened it slooowly and then laughed, she looks at me .... "happy anniversary love" FFS we both forgot. 4 years of wed bliss 10 years total and we forgot already
Anyone else's memory this good?

Yip ours - we have forgotten our anniversary too redface

30 Mar 2007

When I was younger I took the dog with me to the shops and tied him up outside, when I got home he wasn't with me rolleyes

30 Mar 2007

Quote by markz
When I was younger I took the dog with me to the shops and tied him up outside, when I got home he wasn't with me

I bet the dog was pleased with that! :giggle:

30 Mar 2007

Quote by BiWelshMinx
When I was younger I took the dog with me to the shops and tied him up outside, when I got home he wasn't with me

I bet the dog was pleased with that! :giggle:
well if he was he didn't mention it :roll:

30 Mar 2007

Quote by markz
When I was younger I took the dog with me to the shops and tied him up outside, when I got home he wasn't with me

I bet the dog was pleased with that! :giggle:
well if he was he didn't mention it :roll:
That's because even animals don't want to talk to you Markz... ;)

30 Mar 2007

My dad went to the shops once, left the baby (my sis) in the buggy outside (it was the 70's) left the house, walked home, had a cup of tea and sat down.....then realised!

30 Mar 2007

Quote by BiWelshMinx
When I was younger I took the dog with me to the shops and tied him up outside, when I got home he wasn't with me

I bet the dog was pleased with that! :giggle:
well if he was he didn't mention it :roll:
That's because even animals don't want to talk to you Markz... ;)
do they talk to you then :roll:

31 Mar 2007

Quote by BiWelshMinx
When I was younger I took the dog with me to the shops and tied him up outside, when I got home he wasn't with me

I bet the dog was pleased with that! :giggle:
well if he was he didn't mention it :roll:
That's because even animals don't want to talk to you Markz... ;)
what do they say? In mongolia a dog is not just for Christmas, with a bit of luck there is some left over for boxing day.
Cheers

31 Mar 2007

Quote by tweeky
what do they say? In mongolia a dog is not just for Christmas, with a bit of luck there is some left over for boxing day.
Cheers

not if its a Chihuahua rolleyes

31 Mar 2007

and

I don't "count" time.
It comes. And it goes.
Not everybody shares that ethos; so I have one of my wedding anniversaries tattoo'd on my ribcage surprised

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31 Mar 2007

I went with my sister-in-law and our tribe(the clever fathers decided to stop at work-too too busy!!) to the lake district. Back and forth to the car we went putting in all the important stuff(which you never need).Eventually we get going "we've forgotten something,"I said. "no,no everythings in..boots,jackets, spare this, spare that"said my the road we went only for about five minutes(honest!)before we realised the youngest member of the tribe was blissfully asleep in the pram in the back garden!Things haven't improved!