General Chat

I also think the word is a bit strong. I use dislike.

Actuuuuaaallly

I dont really like saying " my other half " except its quick to type. He is not my partner either. He's my husband !! ( even though he's a bleddy awful driver ) :-D

Thanks Barbinsinglos :-)

I too welcome 'hello nan' but, my four grandchildren usually text ........


Sadly, I still prefer the sound of a human voice................
:-( :-(

Jo ( a dinosaur )

Barb I used to enjoy being driven around rather than driving my husband but I love being out in the car by myself. Like you we had two cars until he retired and then when he did retire mine hardly ever came out of the garage so we sold it.

Martyn I agree, kids are baby goats.

Hello Mum and hello Nan are lovely and I hope I go on hearing them for a long time more.

I don't do the lottery so if I hear those words I will immediately think it's a scam!

The beautiful eyes phase obviously lacked a bit of sincerity

My husband didn't use the word hate, he said it was a very strong word and he would say detest. I had never thought about it until he mentioned it but now I am more inclined to detest something rather than hate it.

I fancy the words - "you've won the lottery"


A guy once said to me "You have the most beautiful eyes I have ever seen" - then he married someone else

Tenerife Sun. I've been driving for over 50yrs and used to drive all over the country with my job. We always had 2 cars until Oh retired and now only the one. When we go out together OH always drives and I hate it. H e critisizes my driving too so always have something with me to read or pretend to read. Divorce is always on the cards when we have a day out together LOL.

I always love to hear the words " hello mum or hello nan " I am such a wooz :-D :-D

edit. thinking on the same lines as you Joeva :-D

My special words are:-

'Hello Mum'

Used to hear it from two children but now it's only one.......................

i hate the word kid's, i alway's say children.

Can't you drive Barb or is it just that you don't get the chance ? My husband always drove when we went out together but I never minded.

You can drive today love !!!

would be music to my ears :-D :-D

GeordieinNorfolk, my apologies for changing your sex! And congratulations on 34 years of marriage :-D

TenerifeSun - I'm a She! His reply was "Maybe when I earn a bit more money"
Glad to say we've been happily for 34 years. I never was backwards in coming forwards!

So the age of romance isn't dead then GeordiinNorfolk.

What was her reply....when you finally came round again :-D

"Are we geting married, then, or what." Me to my Oh in 1978.

Oh Susan with numbers what have you been missing out on :-D

I don't believe in it meself......much ado about nothing.....they are my words :-D

Absolutely - I couldn't agree more!

:-D :-D :-D Mayfield I hope you obey

Errol...in any language I would think provided the person saying them means them.

Tenerife Sun I think they are the most powerful words in the English language

My wife likes "Yes dear" :-D

Ah that will explain why even numbers are easier for you than odd ones...still lovely words though