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Ah, but your toddler can blame as yet undeveloped hand-eye-coordination. I'm not *quite* old enough to blame senility and old age.  Really must get my littlest brother to send my niece up for a visit so we can practice. She's a toddler too, so I'm sure she can teach me a thing or two. I could possibly even use the holey cups to plant up a rock garden. |
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maybe i should take to making bred, i do have a mild dose of arthirtis in my fingers, neading dough might be a good exercise for them, also be good for slingin at hubby when he comes home drunk from a lads night out lol cos knwooing my cooking we'd end up with rock dough lol |
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If you're ever in Scotland, drop by. I'll show you how I bake and you can teach me to throw rocks. |
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lmao, i hear rock throwing comes in handing for haggis hunting. No i am NOt being disrespectfull to scottish people, ryan is half scottish when i stayed in brora one year i was there at thier annual haggis bash! armed with baseball bats, tennis rackets, mums rock cakes, and just about anything, the whole village goes running all over the palce looking for haggis to bash!!!!! quite good fun! |
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Oh, I'm hard to offend. Not even being British, let alone Scottish helps, I suppose. Haggis is nice (though doesn't make the best pet, I hear. ), so I'll bow to your greater expertise in this matter. I've yet to be involved in a Haggis-bash. |
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oh i love haggis, marks and spencers sell a lovely one!!! only one haggis bash though, so youre the expert. just being scottish makes you that lol |
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Just living here rubs off? Did you have your own horse, way back when? |
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Horse riding lessons are a great idea CJ ...but then I am biased  If you are ever in Yorkshire, Ryan is most welcome to have a ride on Bootsy - my horse. He adores children and is extremely well behaved with them  |
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oh thanks fran ryan is jumping about yelling can we got to yorkshire!!! no i never had a horse, my mum couldnt afford one but so as not to let me know money was scarce told me i had to get up at 5am everyday to feed it and muck out, put me off|! |
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I say we meet halfway CJ, at Fran's! I'd like to meet Bootsy, and I have other....errands... there as well.  That'll be why my parents didn't use that reason. I was already getting up early and mucking out at the riding-school. Fighting twenty-odd kids all wanting to do the same. : / Not enough money there either. |
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