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Steve....that was music to my ear:-) But you left out something....always mwah! your Sugarmummy each night.....LOL BC XX

Been said loads of times, but manners cost nothing. All of my four kids have been taught to give up their seats on the bus if it is needed. And despite being abosulte little s*ds at home, they have all been complemented on their manners out of the home. So guess I must be doing something right???

Well done Shelli and Steve, there is hope for the new generation then:-) BC XX

BC as if I would! Actually that did sound like granny bashing didn't it? I didnt mean it that way. I suppose the point I missed making was that elderly people seem to expect things automatically, but do not always give it in return. You shoudl see the looks I get sometimes because I walk with a stick! Its as though they are saying 'How very dare you use a stick at your age!' You're not old BC.....are you? PMSL!

Please accept my Apologise Sugarmummy Mwahhhhhh Sxx

*Grabs Steve for a quick MWAHH behind the curtains, then changes mind cos its got dusty and its getting up me nose!*

Shelli your kids sound like mine. I was at my daughter's parents evening just before christmas and was told my daughter was polite and well behaved. I was tempted to ask if we were talking about the same child ;-)

...er...yes TW...I am very very old, but according to my fans on here, I most certainly dont look it! LOL You granny bash away dear, some of them are nightmares. Mwah back to my toyboy XX BC

Yes manners are very important and I think most people think that way but there are always the few and not only the young for example we went to Malta in Nov we were picked up by the tour co. in a small van so as I use a stick to get around I went to the passenger door while OH was handing in luggage -- standing there a 'gentleman' of the same age as myself came up pushed his hand in front of me and pulled back the door he then literally gave me a shove and said as he climbed in 'I'm having these seats'! he also had a stick but unbelievable or what? Norah

*shocked!* Well BC you have a young heart thats all I can say lol Must be all that Baileys...

TW babes Its time that curtain was taken down now as there is no use for it so we will have to find another place to Mwahh lol Sxx

Atchoooo! You're right Steve....is the cat still using the broom cupboard?

I never use the broom cupboard ;-pppp

*someone took the key so looks like its a dead cat if its still in there pmsl*

Julie...not you hun, your cousin Olivier...the theatre tomcat. lol

Good manners used to be very important........unfortunately, they seem to matter less and less in today's society. I can only envisage things deteriorating even more, and I feel very sad about it. Reg

my son was surprised the first time he visited me in Norwich. I met him at the station, where we caught a bus into the city centre. The queue was nice and orderly while we were waiting, but once the bus turned up, it was each man for himself, a real bottleneck at the entrance. My son said, 'Nice to see people around here have a good concept of queing'

LOL at your son Teresa :-) He does have a point though, I've seen that happen here. btw thanks for clarifying about cousin Olivier ;-))) Steve he'd better be okay or else I'm holding you responsible ;-ppp

BC only agreed that you are a cantankerous old biddy because I was taught not to argue with my elders. lol T.O.R. ;o))) You know I luvs ya really. xx

Good girl Tor, does this mean you will always agree with me? aww thanks, dear:-)) XX BC