Messymascot's faith in humanity and ginger safe haven

jazzy · 2025-11-13T17:08:46+0000

Armaghtoffee said:
I believe blue is quoting me with ‘aimlessly’. This is how I described my wander without planned destination around Liverpool the other week. It’s the best way to find new things I find.

I stand corrected

anjelikaferrett · 2025-11-13T17:33:51+0000

Hi everybody. It's rained and awful lot today. I am wearing a jumper - winter is upon us.
I went to my first parish council meeting last night. It was pretty good. I'm now privy to some of the vitriol from the knuclke draggers. Mostly about taking down their flags in order to put the Christmas lights up. You wouldn't believe some of the comments. Really foul and quite threatening. But enough of that. We've got a busy few weeks ahead- Granny duties, two visits to Liverpool on 1st and 6th December. The first one is for the funeral of one of my Mum and Dad's oldest friends who passed away recently- while attending her brother's funeral! She was lovely - the head teacher of St Christopher's Primary School in Speke back in the day.
The second visit is for a Christmas get together with my cousins so that should be fun. We're also going to Nottingham to see Chris and Sophie in a couple of weeks and will probably have a little extra passenger with us because Mum is working.
I'm hoping the latest Epstein revelations will bring Trump down but he seems untouchable. One thing is sure he won't go quietly.
I hated PE too @Gwladysover . Mostly because I was rubbish at all of it. I still am. I aspire to be average! Our nuns were not really big into sport so a cross country run round Sefton Park was the hardest thing we did. There were plenty of shortcuts so upu didn't really have to exert yourself.
Have a lovely evening everyone x

Ducans elbow · 2025-11-13T18:04:15+0000

anjelikaferrett said:
Hi everybody. It's rained and awful lot today. I am wearing a jumper - winter is upon us.
I went to my first parish council meeting last night. It was pretty good. I'm now privy to some of the vitriol from the knuclke draggers. Mostly about taking down their flags in order to put the Christmas lights up. You wouldn't believe some of the comments. Really foul and quite threatening. But enough of that. We've got a busy few weeks ahead- Granny duties, two visits to Liverpool on 1st and 6th December. The first one is for the funeral of one of my Mum and Dad's oldest friends who passed away recently- while attending her brother's funeral! She was lovely - the head teacher of St Christopher's Primary School in Speke back in the day.
The second visit is for a Christmas get together with my cousins so that should be fun. We're also going to Nottingham to see Chris and Sophie in a couple of weeks and will probably have a little extra passenger with us because Mum is working.
I'm hoping the latest Epstein revelations will bring Trump down but he seems untouchable. One thing is sure he won't go quietly.
I hated PE too @Gwladysover . Mostly because I was rubbish at all of it. I still am. I aspire to be average! Our nuns were not really big into sport so a cross country run round Sefton Park was the hardest thing we did. There were plenty of shortcuts so upu didn't really have to exert yourself.
Have a lovely evening everyone x

Our house backed onto St Chrissy’s , remember seeing the priest walking around the school yard reading his bible, and when they use to have Speke fete in the school playing fields I use to charge my mates a few Pennie’s to jump over our back fence to get in, think it was a shilling to get into back in the day