Seeing as some people are being put off coming on here, due to non Paul related issues. I thought I would start a topic for people who wants to chat about everyday things, problems in life, being a carer etc, or can't get out yourself. Please feel free for a chat, as I am sure Paul wouldn't mind.

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Originally posted by iloveolga:
Seeing as some people are being put off coming on here, due to non Paul related issues. I thought I would start a topic for people who wants to chat about everyday things, problems in life, being a carer etc, or can't get out yourself. Please feel free for a chat, as I am sure Paul wouldn't mind.

I hope i've not put anyone off from coming on here, its just that when I needed someone to talk to, you guys were the only ones I could think of, yes, i realise it was probably off-putting but I didnt know who else to turn to. Paul would be so proud of his fans being so supportive of each other through good times and bad, sharing each others problems, their triumphs, thier trips to the show, meeting Paul etc etc, so please, any one who feels that they can no longer come on here, please do not feel that way, come back and rejoin the fun. If i have ever offend or upset any of you then I apologise. Look forward to your return. til then take care XXXX not long to wait now for our beloved Paul to come back, He'll cheer us all up.XXXX

i don't think that you have offended anyone michelle, so stop apologising!!!!
you have done nothing wrong..!!!!!
if chatting on here is the only lifeline to the real world sometimes...then off-load as much as you like.....we don't mind...we will listen, and advise if we can...or just listen...
there is no reason for you to be sorry....
silly!
hope you and your mum are well...
take care xxx

p.s.
lovely weather we had this afternoon,eh?
"....here comes the sun...doodoo doodoo...."
i hear that it is in the weekend...yaaaay!!!!

have a good bank holiday weekend everybody!!!

what a lovely post from you all
can't remember all your names, but I am all for having a lifeline when there is no one else,
in the old days when I first joined this was my life line and everyone ws so helpfull I always went off feeling happy and contented that I had friends on her who really cared
and that is what we should be for everyone
so don't say sorry just thanks for being there for me
love you

Absolutely!! well said Liz!
hope you are well...

i remember when i was having a tough time with my partner...still am..but it isn't as bad...
when i found out that he had cheated on me...you guys, on here, were the only ones that i felt i could talk to about it....
and i was certainly glad of the support and friendship that i got too...
my sincerest thanks to all of you....i really appreciated it...always do...
take care xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Well, I just thought I'd do a non Paul related topic, we all need someone to tell our troubles to, and like most people have said it's us on the forum. Michelle STOP apologising, you have nothing to apologise for. It's just nice to know there are lovely people on here who we can share problems with.

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Originally posted by iloveolga:
Well, I just thought I'd do a non Paul related topic, we all need someone to tell our troubles to, and like most people have said it's us on the forum. Michelle STOP apologising, you have nothing to apologise for. It's just nice to know there are lovely people on here who we can share problems with.

Thanxs for that, I feel much better, just off to put my bunnies to bed, got to keep an eye on them cos with the bad weather and then the warm weather it has brought the mozzies out and they carry diseases which can kill rabbits, I'll give them all a kiss night night fom you all and tuck them in nice and tight, I'll read them a story (seriously) cos they get upset if they don't get a story, start thumping. then i.m off to bed myself, night night everyone XXXXXX

michelle
hope you are feeling better today
we are hear to listen to you anytime
love and hugs Lizina

At the end of the day, we are here for each other, remember the saying "a problem shared is a problem halve", I think I've got it right!

Hi everyone, Hope you are all well. I have been looking to move, but don't want to rush into things. However, my good friend has offered me his canal boat, which it 70 foot in length, and he has just paid £30-000, getting it modernised. He said I could have that, and rent it cheaper than my house. Trouble is it won't work out much cheaper as I will have to put alot of my furniture in storage. Should I go for it, or not!. Opinions would be greatfully appreciated. Although I am very tempted by the idea.

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Originally posted by iloveolga:
Hi everyone, Hope you are all well. I have been looking to move, but don't want to rush into things. However, my good friend has offered me his canal boat, which it 70 foot in length, and he has just paid £30-000, getting it modernised. He said I could have that, and rent it cheaper than my house. Trouble is it won't work out much cheaper as I will have to put alot of my furniture in storage. Should I go for it, or not!. Opinions would be greatfully appreciated. Although I am very tempted by the idea.

Why don't you stay on the boat for say, like a week, see how you feel, that way you will have a better idea of what it's like (sort of like a taster type thing) and then you can decide wheather its the right thing for you to do, Good Luck in whatever you decide and remember, you have my full support XXXXX

Michelle, I never thought of that . Might just do that, and see how it goes. Hope you, mum and Lily are well today.

Okkkkk,


Seen as though you want this thread for kinda random stuff (+ i think it's good idea, hopefully it'll put a stop to pointless topics)



Im becomin a peer mentor to underpriviliged first years in september,


So any ideas of activities i could do with them to improve literacy + numeracy skills or to boost their confidence would be very welcome.

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Originally posted by charlotte iz ere luvin paul 06:
Okkkkk,Seen as though you want this thread for kinda random stuff (+ i think it's good idea, hopefully it'll put a stop to pointless topics)

Im becomin a peer mentor to underpriviliged first years in september,

So any ideas of activities i could do with them to improve literacy + numeracy skills or to boost their confidence would be very welcome.

Why don't you ask your school if you could run some after school classes, then you could have "getting to know you" sessions (Friendship classes)and encourage the new people to make friends with each other, then when they've settled in, you could probably have Numeracy/literacy classes. good luck in whatever you decide, and like I said to iloveolga, you have my full support XXXXx

Thanx,

Yeah we're havin after school sessions (Y)

hi guys to those who go to college and school
are enjoying the last weeks of your holiday
good luck when you go back
and guys I am going to college on a friday afternoon for computing guess what at 61 do you think I am past it, hope there are other older ones there !!!!!!!!!!

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Originally posted by lizina:
hi guys to those who go to college and school
are enjoying the last weeks of your holiday
good luck when you go back
and guys I am going to college on a friday afternoon for computing guess what at 61 do you think I am past it, hope there are other older ones there !!!!!!!!!!

Good luck for your college course, of course you're not too old, GO FOR IT, Supporting you all the way XXXXXXX

Night night, my dear friends, Angels to watch over you all.

GO FOR IT< LIZINA, YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE!.ALSO IT'S A WAY OF MAKING NEW FRIENDS!

My Aunty recently did a computer course, she's 65 (she'll kill me for saying that lol). She loved it, always giving me tips now. Go for it!

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Originally posted by Lauz_ma:
My Aunty recently did a computer course, she's 65 (she'll kill me for saying that lol). She loved it, always giving me tips now. Go for it!

Don't worry, your secret is safe with me, well for now anyway!

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Originally posted by charlotte iz ere luvin paul 06:
Okkkkk,


Seen as though you want this thread for kinda random stuff (+ i think it's good idea, hopefully it'll put a stop to pointless topics)



Im becomin a peer mentor to underpriviliged first years in september,


So any ideas of activities i could do with them to improve literacy + numeracy skills or to boost their confidence would be very welcome.

good luck!
games is always a good way of learning...as you probably know...
sudoko
word search
maths and spelling qizzes with prizes...
etc etc

if i think of anything else, i will let you know...
take care xxx