Emotional....
gtvlusso
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Missing my family this morning; had an emotional ride in to work.....had a lovely morning sorting junior out for Nursery.
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I miss mine every day [2yo twins].
They do my head in when I'm home
, but I can't wait to get back there after work. 0 -
Mods, can you delete this thread - people without kids will be feeling a bit queasy rather than "emotional"! 0
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BigJimmyB wrote:I miss mine every day [2yo twins].
They do my head in when I'm home , but I can't wait to get back there after work.
I love my daughter the most when she's fast asleep.Mud - Genesis Vapour CCX
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I'm constantly missing my family. I really must get some more practice in with that catapult.Nobody told me we had a communication problem0
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The 9-month old projectile vomited all over me at 11.30 last night... I have had 2 showers but can still faintly smell it
And my wife informs me that this morning the 2year old knocked over 2 drinks upstairs which dripped through the floorboards and set off the smoke alarm
Work is a sweet sweet release<a>road</a>0 -
Nail - headBigJimmyB wrote:They do my head in when I'm home , but I can't wait to get back there after work.0 -
I do a little jig with both arms in the air when they all disappear off to Beavers Cubs & Scouts or whatever it is that they do on Thursday evening, leaving me The Palais Du CiB all to myself for a few hours.
Can't wait till they leave home and go off to Uni. Not many years left now.
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both little one and wife are disappearing for 2 weeks over Easter; that's 3 free weekends
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When I get home I lock my bike up out front and then knock on the sitting room window. My littl'un is usually watching TV and I'm greeted by "Daddy, Daddy!".
That's a nice moment.
Having said that I do enjoy my commute home as a bit of "me" time.
On a similarly cute note, walking little flimflam_gadget to nursery yesterday I saw a bloke on a decent-looking specialized road bike with a kid in a seat behind him. He was getting the kid to do hand signals for all the turns. Cute!0 -
flimflam_machine wrote:
On a similarly cute note, walking little flimflam_gadget to nursery yesterday I saw a bloke on a decent-looking specialized road bike with a kid in a seat behind him. He was getting the kid to do hand signals for all the turns. Cute!
£5er he's Dutch.0 -
My daugher (5) says "I don't like riding down hills but I like riding up hills".
A Schleck in the making.0 -
el_presidente wrote:The 9-month old projectile vomited all over me at 11.30 last night... I have had 2 showers but can still faintly smell it
And my wife informs me that this morning the 2year old knocked over 2 drinks upstairs which dripped through the floorboards and set off the smoke alarm
Work is a sweet sweet release
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Our 3 year daughter had a temperature last night ....missus gave her Calpol and in the next few minutes...vomit was all over my dressing gown, my pants and t-shirt. Bedding all had to be changed and baby wipes helped remove the vomit which seeped through the garments.....
Worse thing was when we knew of the impending eruption and she tried to catch some of the vomit in my mug...my mug will never be the same! Our daughter did say 'goodbye daddy' this morning which made up for all of it.Cannondale CAADX 5 105
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Missus is taking the LO away today for a couple of days.
He was waving me goodbye as I left the house. Soooooo cute.
But cant wait to be watching pawno in the lounge later with the house to myself!0 -
and then I wonder why I couldn't wait once I am back at home.BigJimmyB wrote:They do my head in when I'm home , but I can't wait to get back there after work.0 -
cje wrote:My daugher (5) says "I don't like riding down hills but I like riding up hills".
A Schleck in the making.
Is she on a tagalong as you're panting away?0 -
Working away from home for three days a week I used to Skype back home in the evening, from the office, to see the kids (daughter is 3 and son is 15 months).
I had to stop as my daughter would start crying about half way through the call and ask me when I was coming home!!
Not good to let the cleaners\colleagues see me with a tear in my eye!! :oops:Little boy to Obama: "My Dad says that you read all our emails"
Obama to little boy: "He's not your real Dad"
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Rick Chasey wrote:Jeez guys, man up.
My dad was away for weeks at a time when I was younger.
Was no biggie.
Yeah but did you have lots of 'uncles' around while he was away? :?Nobody told me we had a communication problem0 -
walkingbootweather wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:Jeez guys, man up.
My dad was away for weeks at a time when I was younger.
Was no biggie.
Yeah but did you have lots of 'uncles' around while he was away? :?
Did the 'milkman' arrive just before you left for school and leave just after you got home?FCN 3: Raleigh Record Ace fixie-to be resurrected sometime in the future
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Anyone else got Whitneh singing "I git so emoshunnnall babeee. Every time I theeeenk aboowwwt chew..."? No? You have now. 2 hours now. Change the record someone.0
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EKE_38BPM wrote:walkingbootweather wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:Jeez guys, man up.
My dad was away for weeks at a time when I was younger.
Was no biggie.
Yeah but did you have lots of 'uncles' around while he was away? :?
Did the 'milkman' arrive just before you left for school and leave just after you got home?0 -
I hope you're not going to be wearing that hat with your red strides dude....FCN 5 belt driven fixie for city bits
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Looks like that headwear may originate from Holland.
Could it be a .......
wait for it....
Dutch cap? :roll:Nobody told me we had a communication problem0 -
Rick Chasey wrote:Jeez guys, man up.
My dad was away for weeks at a time when I was younger.
Was no biggie.
Mine too, always got a little present when he came back, we used to look forward to him going. (selfish little *******s) Nowadays the dogs are the ones happy to see me, the kids are out with their mates.0 -
Rick Chasey wrote:Jeez guys, man up.
My dad was away for weeks at a time when I was younger.
Was no biggie.
Probably explains why you are such a well balanced individual Rick..........
or, explains your desire to wear red trousers......one or the other.....0
