General Chat

Sue at Langley thats wonderful. I think some people are born with a motherly instinct - I've seen it in my daughter and I think it comes from Hubby's side of the family 'cos his Mum just wanted to marry and have a big brood ( she had 5 but wanted more ) . Although she still wants to be a teacher. Much happiness Debi

All I ever really wanted to do was get married and have children - and I did, 4 of them! Now have 4 grandchildren too, the oldest only 8 years younger than my youngest child. I have always been surrounded by children (I was also a registered childminder for over 20 years) and I wouldn't have it any other way! Sue xx

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Have any of you found your children dreaming of being something you do or wanted to do ? My little lad now 8 has since the age of 4 wanted to be a clown.........he likes to make people laugh lol My daughter wants to be a teacher and reminds me of me as a child.

Baz Got a great little book called Writers Block. Any time I get stuck (often) I open it up and choose a topic. Gets the brain going again. Daisy

Up untill the age of 14 I wanted to be a model LOL but the height and body would never of aloud it, so I did Hairdressing but when a new factory opened up in my town I went there and earnt 3 times more than hairdressing and boy do I regret that now!!!!!. Debs.

Hello Daisy,Essex girl, Think all the best writers must come from Essex eh.LOL Baz

Speedy. You have just made me really laugh. I have never heard anyone use that expression for years. " Fairly on a gobal hard" thought it was just a Midlands saying. LMAO. Jenny xx

I always wanted to be a Nurse. Poured over Black's Medical Dictionary from the age of nine. But being the eldest of seven children, I desparatley needed to earn money to have some decent clothes. I left school at 15yrs and just a week later started as a Trainee Dental Nurse. Had just been there a year when my 12yrs old sister died. She would have been the very first child to have a Kidney Transplant at Birmingham's Children's Hospital. But she was too ill to go through with it. I vowed I would eventually become a Nurse. Although I qualified as a Dental Nurse, I never got to fulfull my ambition to become a nurse. I still regret it to this day. Now, if I could see my time over again, I would have loved to have been a Pathologist, (I was fasinated by the report of my first husband's death at the age of 36yrs. He had a very unusual disease called Sarcoidosis.) or a Midwife, Birth is fasinating. I am now a Jack of all Trades and Master off none. My youngest is hoping to become a Midwife, she is going into General Nursing and because money is not too tight, we will give her all the support that we can. Jenny xx

Baz Hello from Essex girl to Essex boy. Daisy

I wanted to be a nurse became a qualified care assistant, and first aider so not far out loved it, Now work for a high profile school photograghy company, in the office, wish i'd done it years ago. Jan

I'd love a talent of creativeness. My cousin wrote a book called : Willobe of Wuzz: Wuzz is a place not far from here. It's like here. Almost." Thus begins Willobe of Wuzz, the coming-of-age story of a dragon like no other—a dragon who uses his fire power to bake rather than burn, and who'd rather paint pictures than fight with knights. When Willobe wins the friendship of Princess Emily the Resourceful, a major flare-up with his grandfather Cedric results, and a fiery family secret is inadvertently revealed. Estranged from his family, Willobe withdraws to the mountains of Wuzz. Here he often feels, but is not in fact, alone. His friends, the Winglythings and Princess Emily, do their best to support and cheer him. But it is not until he discovers another outcast secreted in a cave that he finds the companionship he needs to be complete. In the end there is reconciliation and rejoicing, and a new beginning for everyone. Throughout there are delightful illustrations by Pamela Breeze Currie, adding warmth and whimsy to this contemporary fairytale, which will please both readers and the read-to.

Hiya Daisy, Nice to see you, To see you nice. Baz

Julie Ann and Baz Hello to my fellow would be authors! Daisy

go inot the police force but never got round to persue itxxxxx(:

Hiya Julie Anne, I started writing a book about 6mths ago,and finding it quite a challenge, but really enjoying it. GO FOR IT, Baz

i wanted to be a nurse, and marry a soldier , and have 2 kids i became a care assistant which was closest to nurse i did marry soldier, and have 2 kids now i want to write a book

I always wanted to drive a crane in the docks....I did,12 yrs. I always wanted to drive a lorry......I did,4yrs I always wanted to drive heavy plant....I did,and still do. Baz

Limara I forgot I wanted to be one of those too. I used to put shows on for my grandparents in their back garden and have me and my sisters sing In the Jungle the mighty Jungle the lion sleeps tonight .......really really loud as i was convinced I was going to be the next Lena Zavaronni Much happiness Debi

oh i also wanted to be the bloke on the tube who says, "mind..... the gap!" i didnt realise it was a recording and thought it meant you could ride trains all day! lol!