just found a brilliant website for us brits - i think you have an equivalent in the us though.. .
http://www.friendsreunited.com.
once you register, which is free and very easy, you enter the name of your old school, primary, secondary or both and it gives you details of kids you went to school with, what they did after they left, what job they are doing now, whether they got married and had kids, etc.
Hi Lesley - lovely to see you posting - hope everything is going OK for you and Steven.
We've been together for 17 years so all those who disapproved were wrong
Yes, isn't it good to prove people wrong, I married my hubby 'individual' when I was only 18 and people were quite critical saying it wouldnt last, yet we are still going strong and other relationships have been crumbling around us lately. There is a lot to be said for true love!
just found a brilliant website for us brits - i think you have an equivalent in the us though.. .
http://www.friendsreunited.com.
once you register, which is free and very easy, you enter the name of your old school, primary, secondary or both and it gives you details of kids you went to school with, what they did after they left, what job they are doing now, whether they got married and had kids, etc.
Lesley - yes, it is brilliant, I found details of an ex-boyfriend who is now running from the CSA (Child Support Agency), he has just divorced his wife and it sounds as though he is trying to avoid paying anything toward the upkeep of his kids.... phew, glad I dumped him now! Oh, to think what might have been.....
just found a brilliant website for us brits - i think you have an equivalent in the us though.. .
http://www.friendsreunited.com.
once you register, which is free and very easy, you enter the name of your old school, primary, secondary or both and it gives you details of kids you went to school with, what they did after they left, what job they are doing now, whether they got married and had kids, etc.
Simon - it doesnt cost anything to register and view the entries, the fee is only payable if you want to contact any of them. I registered yesterday and it didnt cost me 'nuffin!
just found a brilliant website for us brits - i think you have an equivalent in the us though.. .
http://www.friendsreunited.com.
once you register, which is free and very easy, you enter the name of your old school, primary, secondary or both and it gives you details of kids you went to school with, what they did after they left, what job they are doing now, whether they got married and had kids, etc.
Just found a brilliant website for us Brits - I think you have an equivalent in the US though.
. http://www.friendsreunited.com
Once you register, which is free and very easy, you enter the name of your old school, primary, secondary or both and it gives you details of kids you went to school with, what they did after they left, what job they are doing now, whether they got married and had kids, etc. For a fee of £5 you can then choose to contact any of them, although some manage to sneak their email address on without being noticed by the moderator it seems.
Bringing back fantastic memories for me, so many familiar names and faces, and who would have thought the class swot would have ended up on a building site and the girl who never brushed her hair and wore naff clothes would end up being a top graphic designer with her own company. Amazing site.
its nearly time to sit on santas knee and tell him what you want for christmas...... so come on, tell us what is on your wish list and give me some ideas on what to buy that person who has everything they want already!.
oh, by the way, i want a blood pressure machine..... dont ask, isnt having 3 kids, a college course and 2 jobs enough reason?.
so what do you want in your stocking on christmas morning?
alliwannadoislive
hey iw - aren't ya gonna get him the bound volumes for christmas ?
you're really getting up a head of steam for christmas this year aren't ya ?
Bound volumes? Nah, he was the one who helped me put most of them on a big bonfire! Getting up a head of steam for Christmas? But of course! Santas grotto will pale in comparison to my living room! And the best thing about it all is that 'individual' is celebrating with me fully this year instead of being wracked with guilt and without muttering 'pagan festival' every 5 minutes - he even took me out shopping for decorations yesterday - unprompted!
Englishman
I am so easy to please.1. Cd's of 1881 UK census, about £29.
Princess and Waiting - yep, I think food is the way to go... diet or no diet, oh, and maybe a comfy cardigan, men of a certain age can never have too many comfy cardigans, especially ones with leather patches on the elbows and a zip up the front
ok guys and girls,.
we have recently had a "crush" thead to which many of you responded with such enthusiasm.. but what about "love"?.
who is "in love" with someone on jw.com???.
and for me it would have to be 'individual' wouldnt it? Married 12 and a half years now and still love him as much now as the day I married him.... ahhhh, ain't that nice! If you read this sweetheart - love you lots!
its nearly time to sit on santas knee and tell him what you want for christmas...... so come on, tell us what is on your wish list and give me some ideas on what to buy that person who has everything they want already!.
oh, by the way, i want a blood pressure machine..... dont ask, isnt having 3 kids, a college course and 2 jobs enough reason?.
so what do you want in your stocking on christmas morning?
How does he fill up his 16 hours of time awake each day? Mmmmm, make that 12 hours to start with.... then knock off his work - gardening, (which is not a hobby and he would hate to receive anything in connection with by the way!) and knock off time spent snoozing in front of the tv, and then knock off time spent scratching and yawning and belching and youre not left with a whole lot of time are you? Oh, and he has a bathrobe already, sigh, told you he was a toughie... thinking about a day in a health spa, hahahaha! (Only joking!)
having grown up in a jw household, celebrating holidays was always a problem.
my mother is catholic, so we tried to celebrate, but somehow the jws always had something bad to say, or they went to another part of the house.
a christmas tree was a symbol of satan.
I still reckon Rutherford got crap presents one year and decided to spoil everyone elses fun and ban the whole thing.... also money saved on Christmas gifts is more money in the donation box..... also missing out on the celebrations makes a JW feel persecuted and that makes them feel like they are doing the right thing...
its nearly time to sit on santas knee and tell him what you want for christmas...... so come on, tell us what is on your wish list and give me some ideas on what to buy that person who has everything they want already!.
oh, by the way, i want a blood pressure machine..... dont ask, isnt having 3 kids, a college course and 2 jobs enough reason?.
so what do you want in your stocking on christmas morning?
Simon - Thank you for your assistance, apologies for my ignorance, I blame it on a lack of caffeine today, thats my excuse anyway and I'm sticking with it!
larc - age of person - about 65, gender - male, hobbies - none except for a very expensive specialised one which no one can contribute to, interests - nil. Doesnt drink, doesnt smoke, doesnt potter around in the garden, doesnt cook, doesnt place importance on clothes, although he does wear them ;), no favourite tv programmes, always on a diet, doesnt like gadgets, good grief, see what I mean.... oh, and everyone usually buys him slippers......
its nearly time to sit on santas knee and tell him what you want for christmas...... so come on, tell us what is on your wish list and give me some ideas on what to buy that person who has everything they want already!.
oh, by the way, i want a blood pressure machine..... dont ask, isnt having 3 kids, a college course and 2 jobs enough reason?.
so what do you want in your stocking on christmas morning?
Mental health and depression??? Why mental health and depression? Is this something to do with your new format Simon???? Grr.
