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I know we should love them, but dads on his way to visit this evening and he's a pain in the proverbial!
I also had my outlaws live with me for a number of years of pure hell.
Should I go out or stay in?
Sorry had to go shake it all about...lol
Just remember there not around forever and im sure you'll miss him when hes gone... smile
Quote by goodporking
I know we should love them, but dads on his way to visit this evening and he's a pain in the proverbial!
I also had my outlaws live with me for a number of years of pure hell.
Should I go out or stay in?

Be gald you have a father and spend as much time as you can with him cause when he's gone you really will wish you had.......Take it from someone who knows.... wink
What Steve says kiss from someone else who knows !
Sam xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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I know we should love them, but dads on his way to visit this evening and he's a pain in the proverbial!
I also had my outlaws live with me for a number of years of pure hell.
Should I go out or stay in?

Be glad you have a father and spend as much time as you can with him cause when he's gone you really will wish you had.......Take it from someone who knows.... wink
Yeah ditto, i know what it's like too, over six years now!
P.
ok, spent the whole evening with him (I think he just likes to get away from my mum!). He really is brill you know.
This poll was just to see if we had any cynical tw*ts on board (twits that is)
Oooh parents!
Don't start me on that one - feel like I've done the looking after for most of my adult life. I remember sorting financial things for them right back as a teenager. Counselled mum through an affair that eventually broke my dad's heart with her leaving - now that was a toughie. Had mum live with me, got dad out of a tricky situation and had them both back living with me, got dad out of another tricky situation and after about 11 years they are back together and have been for a few years now. Mum is overbearing with my kids as she was with me on and off for their early years. Both have jobs which aren't suited to their health but they stick to cos that's all they know, and I've pushed and pushed them to change.
Anywayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy,
for all this, and knowing that they are both going to need further looking after as they get older, as potentially we all do........
I love them soooooooo much.
I couldn't have managed without knowing they were there and however overbearing, they love my kids as much as they did me and my brother.
My dad phoned tonight. He actually applied for a different job after a lifetime of joinery/labouring/feckin hard graft - and he's got it! He's giving a weeks notice tomorrow and will never have to work outdoors again!
I'm so proud! They are finally having the guts to make changes - without having to be guided into things.....
Happy girl and really loved daughter
Cathy x
Quote by naughtynymphos1
if it was my mum i'd leg it quick lol

If it was your mum I'd leg it quick!! :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: wink
ok I don't do serious that often but this subject is always close to my heart. My mum died many years ago in her early forties and I still miss her to this day. If your parents are still with you then cherish those moments as if they were the last. I think we are all guilty of taking our parents for granted at one time or another
I, luckily still have both my parents, but this song always provokes emotions of so much I appreciate with my Dad, and memories of childhood...
'When my Dad was better that Spiderman!'
Parents are great, keep them close. Appreciate them, and tell them, something I don't often do enough.
Quote by Steve_Mids
I know we should love them, but dads on his way to visit this evening and he's a pain in the proverbial!
I also had my outlaws live with me for a number of years of pure hell.
Should I go out or stay in?

Be gald you have a father and spend as much time as you can with him cause when he's gone you really will wish you had.......Take it from someone who knows.... wink
It saddens me so much to read that someone would rather go out for the evening than spend it with his father. :cry: :cry: I would give up everything I have to do just that - mine died in 1998 and I miss him as much today as ever.
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I know we should love them, but dads on his way to visit this evening and he's a pain in the proverbial!
I also had my outlaws live with me for a number of years of pure hell.
Should I go out or stay in?

Be gald you have a father and spend as much time as you can with him cause when he's gone you really will wish you had.......Take it from someone who knows.... wink
It saddens me so much to read that someone would rather go out for the evening than spend it with his father. :cry: :cry: I would give up everything I have to do just that - mine died in 1998 and I miss him as much today as ever.
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Mine died 18 yrs ago Jags at the ripe old age of 40...
It is still painfull at times and I doubt it will change.....Time heals?.......Not always.
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if it was my mum i'd leg it quick lol

why would your mum be going round to his house rotflmao
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Parents are great, keep them close. Appreciate them, and tell them, something I don't often do enough.

So, so true....
And people will only realise just how important this is when it's too late.
My Dad died quite few years ago, and my Mum 3 years ago.
You never appreciate just what you have until it's gone.
My parents are great - always there when you need them and had more than a little to do with who I am today so never knock them even when they wind me up.
ok, enough of this.
1 Love both me mam n dad to bits
2 Love both me mam n dad to bits
3 Love both me mam n dad to bits
4 Love both me mam n dad to bits
5 Love both me mam n dad to bits
6 Love both me mam n dad to bits
7 Love both me mam n dad to bits and lots and lots more copy and pastes!
same goes for my Nan and grandad that I lost over the last few years, boy do I miss them and the whole family get together thing that always took place at their house.
Anyway, the whole point of this was just a lark at how we sometimes feel about our parents, We love em to bits but they sure can be a pain in the ass at times (is that , woooaaaa, don't go off on one now everybody! Just a pun)
Those that have lost parents too early (theres never a 'right' time I know but sometimes its just 'too' soon) have my thoughts and hugs.
Enjoy the site everyone
lol @ GP
I do know what you mean - you can love them - but time on your own is always welcome too!
It was just that post of Gareth's got me feeling all sentimental
Yeah, i know what you mean. I sometimes still shed a tear, especially for my Grandad, I really miss him, and he was O L D when he died.
Anyway, back to the asylum we go...
my dad is a veritable pain in the arse......
he sulks and whines....badgers me constantly to go up and fix something that isnt broke.....i bitch about him constantly...we argue and tell each other to f***off on a regular basis.........
the fact is...i love the old bugger with all my heart and i know its recipricated....but thats just how we show it too each other......
since my mum died hes turned into gran (not literally)....i go up every day for my tea but i wouldnt change him for anything....
lol...hes just come in as im typing this saying he almost slipped in the frost and i could of offered to pick him up.......FFS lol
Don't beat yourself up Mollie. Not a lot you could do about it was there really. Guilt is a terrible thing and anything I or anybody else says won't cure it for you.
I'm sure you loved your Dad in your own way and thats all that counts.
I'm sure we all have our issues with our parents, I feel we all can only love so many people in our lifetime, so hold on the ride is going to be bumpy.
Its like the saying goes:
A family is a terrible place to raise a child :!:
And always remember
you can pick your nose
You can pick your bum
But you can't pick your family