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  1. We start Christmas Eve as this is my favourite part :)  So nice munchies in the morning and late lunch of Pizza (kids favourite), then off to the Panto to see Alladdin at 5.30 where we stuff sweets and chocs and then bounce off the ceiling shouting oh yes he did, oh no he didn't etc etc.

     

    Tomorrow I have the children till 3pm, my Dad, stepmum and Grandma are coming to me for the first year ever (as no mum anymore). I'm excited to share it with my Dad. Then drop the kids to their Dad at 3pm and off to work until 9pm as a waitress. Planned work last week as the team will be snowed and one more will help. Plus the money is nice at double time, all good. Was due an Aussie girlfriend over for Christmas Day night (we work together) but she's pretty sick at the moment so don't know. No plans for boxing day or new years eve yet, will see how I feel (could work, probably won't lol). 

     

    Enjoy whatever you do guys.

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  2. Without a shadow of a doubt it was my kittens as an 11 year old child. There was a rule in my house where you ate what was in your stocking for breakfast, normally some fruit and some chocolate...well this year was a tin of cat food and I was outraged that I wasn't eating that. Then went downstairs and a kitten walked into the lounge, then another...I just hugged them and cried. Tom and Jerry, loved those guys so much :) Might buy my kids kittens next year ya know....

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  3. I do worry some if I'm honest. I smoked from such a young age (11) to when I was 38, ending on 40 a day. I was always a heavy smoker, even as a teen smoking 15-20 per day. I used to worry about waiting for the axe to fall, now I don't - I live for now and do the best I can whilst living. I can't always clear my throat and already got tested for some stuff at 41...just stopping when I did will certainly help. Stopping when you did after 8 years is amazing and I'm delighted your quit is sticking. These fears coming up are part of the process we all go through I think, it should stop us going backwards if we can keep the realisation that smoking was damaging us! Somehow we seem to be able to ignore that when we smoke? Weird, I like this real place better. x

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  4. I am more a sparkly silver pair. I make daddy buy them :) My actual Daddy, this is not a metaphor lol. Other then that I'm a chav shopper in the budget shops lol. I idolise your wife now!

  5. I am more a sparkly silver pair. I make daddy buy them :) My actual Daddy, this is not a metaphor lol. Other then that I'm a chav shopper in the budget shops lol. I idolise your wife now!

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  6. How do America honour commemorate this day?  Genuine question.

     

    We in England use the Poppy which I believe originates from the poem In Flanders Field, where nothing but poppies grew after the terrible fighting in WW1. Money raised by The British Legion from the sale of the poppies goes to help our vets. 

     

    Just interested how our across the pond people do it.

  7. Lest we forget, at 11.11.11 we honour them

     

    They shall not grow old
    As we that are left grow old
    Age shall not weary them
    Nor the years condemn
    At the going down of the sun
    And in the morning
    We will remember them
    Lest we forget

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