Vocal Voices

by **Ally** » 02 Jan 2013, 17:44

Grrrr

I mentioned last year about a cousin of mine who'd slagged me off for wearing shorts.

Well..she's just been horrid to me again. :roll:

I've just been chatting to her on fb and was telling her my dad will be 75 on January 13th.

She then asked what I'm getting him for a present.

I'm ordering a big tin of Quality Street (he adores them) from me and Don and a big fat book of Sudokus and crosswords (he loves them) from the boys.
I bought lovely cards for him when we were in the UK.

Cousin then said the Quality Street was a stupid present!!

Well no, it's not actually. :oops:

I know dad will be delighted with them..that's the whole point, isn't it?

I'm sick to death of her having a pop at me for no reason. :evil:

I very rarely get upset but I'm feeling really hurt by her nastiness.

I've right this minute made up my mind to not let her 'get' to me again.

I don't want to unfriend her on fb...I'm thinking it would look childish.

Ally...taking deep breaths.

by **Kaz** » 02 Jan 2013, 17:54

She's a bee word that means lady dog Ally!!!! :evil:

I would block her I reckon - you really don't need her nastiness

Don't let her hurt your feelings - she isn't worth it (((((((((((((((((((((((((((x))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

by **TheOstrich** » 02 Jan 2013, 17:55

allyluvselvis wrote:I know dad will be delighted with them..that's the whole point, isn't it?

Absolutely! Sounds like an excellent present that will be much appreciated.

Don't let your cousin get you down, ain't worth it .....

Ossie

by **Ally** » 02 Jan 2013, 18:00

Thanks both.

I know my dad will break into a big smile when he opens the sweets..and that's all that matters.

I have no idea why she is like this..I remember in our childhood she was always a bit too ready with cutting comments. :roll:

I've had a cuddle from Don so feeling loads better.

by **Kaz** » 02 Jan 2013, 18:16

That's good xxxxx

by **tonicha** » 02 Jan 2013, 18:25

Just ignore her Ally, she's probably jealous.

And I think that's a fantastic present - something which your dad will enjoy, which, surely, is what present giving is about?

by **debih** » 02 Jan 2013, 20:54

Just ignore the silly moo Ally.

Jealous little cow!!!

by **Workingman** » 02 Jan 2013, 21:01

What, exactly, would she buy a 75 yr-old? Hankies, a clock, socks?

If dad would enjoy a ton of Quality Street and a book of puzzles to solve as he tucks in, then they're the perfect presents! He is being looked after, mind and body. Good on you.

by **JoM** » 02 Jan 2013, 21:21

Oh Ally (((((Ally))))) It sounds like there's some deep-rooted jealousy, on her part obviously, there

What a mean-spirited madam

Ignore her!

I wish someone would buy me a tin of Quality St :lol:

You know, if I asked my Dad what I could get him for a present he'd say a box of Thornton toffees!
Your Dad is going to be chuffed to bits with his Quality St and his puzzles, it shows that you've thought about what he likes and treated him to those things