The Random Thread

[Kaz]

I think so too Jo

[JoM]

Nice to sit down...for a minute.

[JoM]

I've just read two news stories and I'm all wound up and swearing now

[JoM]

Wonder if Tom will bring me a bag of candy floss from the fair...I'll text him in a bit.

[Diflower]

Wish I had more energy

[JoM]

Tom's not answering his phone so I can't put my candy floss order in

[Diflower]

Your teeth will thank you

[JoM]

That's very true Di

[JoM]

Grrrrrrrr! Tom's gone to the town bonfire/firework display. I specifically told him before he went out NOT to go to McDonalds near there. Not because the food is rubbish but because it's on an horrendously large and busy - and fast - traffic island which cuts through the A5 and the A460, one leads to and from the M6 jct11 and the other, jct12 . And to get to McDonalds from where they were they'd need to cross the A5 and then the A460.

So...he's just texted me to say he needs picking up. And where does he need picking up from?? Mcflippin'Donalds

[Diflower]

Oh big Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr Jo

Bb has hardly ever in their lives given his boys strict rules - apart from being nice to people.
But when eldest first started college, he had a real heavy go at him, telling him to only ever cross the road at the zebra crossing.
It's in a village, but on a very busy main road, and Bb drives through there almost every day. There are always streams of students - in groups, headphones in, wandering across the road at random points. It's so, so dangerous - there's a train crossing, so drivers are worrying about that, and there is a proper crossing.
Poor eldest, every time he was here Bb would say, you use that crossing, don't you
But he did