I think the soles of our feet get thinner as we age, so shoes and boots get more uncomfortable. God knows how I used to prance around in high heels all day! Now it’s some cheapo fabric flat things from Matalan as they’re my favourite comfy ones and can walk for hours, stuff the vanity!
It’s so depressing
I was smiling at this the realised I’m in exactly the same boat.
ouch
Always thought he looked a bit older, but wow, that is unexpecten!
I was pondering the other day to look at a room and take out of it everything I wouldn't want to rescue in a fire
Yes agreed, and equally seeing presenters/actors/singers, whom you haven't seen for a while, suddenly look ancient.
Snap I was 6 🫣Watching Top of the pops 1985 and realising it was 39 years ago and I was 9
Ooh sounds lovely. I just go in leggings and Christmas jumperGood shout. I ended up buying a long sleeved green velvet dress from Vinted, très festive.
Really? Rocking that 80’s look no doubt!!
Similar here - daughter is history mental - she was once allowed to take in her great grandfathers Nazi dagger that he took off the German he killed in a hand to hand fight just after D Day. School confiscated it - as you can imagine all hell broke loose at home when we got that phonecall - my missus flew over the school playing fuck as we'd cleared it with the history dept and one of the deputy heads. It was taken in quietly, dropped into the history department, but some how some do gooding TA played fuck and it all kicked off. Hence the phonecall.It's a strange one isn't it, my sisters are in their mid to late 50s (I'm 40) and their children have long since left school. I have contacted the school albeit in a positive way and offered to bring in my grandad's medal, ration books etc my parents have. I think it was just difficult for the young TA to comprehend and I get that as in my mind it's still 2008.
Oof when I thought i couldn't adore Henry Caville and his tight Witcher trousers more.
