Pretty sure there is, as she was breaking lockdown rules. Aha! Caitlin Moran #did not stay at home. | Tattle Life
The Cherie-Blair-brown-football with candyfloss-pink ends is still an improvement on the headscarf and er, stunt-hair look she chose for the book shootI am still grunking after my break earlier this week, but I remember how you all liked this the first time around and it's been mentioned several times since... so we're about 50 mins away from the first anniversary of.... The Mask (I've broken mr kcc and I've not got anything jack-related this year I'm afraid)
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Ridiculous, weight of baby is almost no indication of how easy a birth will be, I fucking despair of peopleI know someone who smoked through their pregnancy to ensure that they had a low weight baby to make birth easier
Don’t mention the apprentice levy to me
We've all been thereAnything on Big Dave's Facebook regarding Gungate?
A request that Andy Millman writes the sitcom. I liked “when the whistle blows”
He's got some Falklands stuff up which is new but I think he has locked his profile down a little.Anything on Big Dave's Facebook regarding Gungate?
*Irn Bru*
Last saw her a few months ago working undercover on instathot Sallie Axl. She’s ideally placed for knowing which the dodgy hotels are.If my sobriety was contingent on phoning people, I would really struggle. I HATE talking to people on the phone and will only do it when I have to. You’re encouraged to “go to any lengths” to get sober but if my sponsor said to me “phone me every night at 6pm so we can talk over your day” then it probably wouldn’t have got off the ground. And I’ve heard that at meetings before, that was the expectation of the sponsor - daily phone calls!
I always give my number to female newcomers and if someone reached out, I’d definitely listen and help them. But I don’t even phone my best friends for a chat so I can’t imagine me undertaking Jack’s ‘suggestion’. I’m maybe sensitive about it but I just get the vibe she says all this stuff on behalf of AA when a) she’s a Cockwomble and b) she should concern herself with her sobriety first and foremost.
I mentioned famous people in recovery and I forgot one who comes into my head from time to time - Eric Clapton. He was just on Now 90s singing the song he wrote for his son who died and to the best of my knowledge, he was sober before, during and after that heartbreaking period and beyond. I don’t know why I’m mentioning him really, other than on the occasions where I wish I could unwind and drink like a “normal person” then he’ll come into my head as an example of trusting your programme and your higher power. I do speak a lot about AA from the point of view of people who are in recovery but don’t often think of those who are concerned about how much they drink or those who are worried about a loved one. It’s honestly a life saver if you feel you need AA, you don’t be judged you will be welcomed by people who have walked the path before you and can tell you this is the better alternative. You’ll get tough love and you’ll get brutal honesty. Nobody said it would be easy but they promised it would be worth it.
If you feel someone close to you is an alcoholic, I know some people who have had a peace to their life thanks to Al-Anon. I can’t imagine how hard it must be, but there is support out there too
Honestly, the post is so long I thought the thread would be closed by the time I finished. I was going to say I can’t half waffle on and that reminded me, has anyone seen Waffle Maker lately?
Please please call Jack a bam, Nicola. Pretty please? Nicola is too polite I fear.
Must be a day ending in 'y'!
But but but, you'd get one of her delicious salty vinegary chips!
There’s a case in Colchester in the news atm
