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sooty · 22-02-2013, 06:56 AM

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Originally Posted by The Mockinator

It's alright Sooty

, and even if you did see a picture of them both you might feel differently to me anyway.

And yeah me and my friends are alright now, but it definitely caused a bit of tension for awhile.

And that does sound interesting Sooty, hopefully they are both fine with each other now.

I am pleased to hear you and your friends are alright now.

It happens to all ages I think.
Once I upset my best friend who is quite stubborn (that time was totally my fault - almost ten years ago), she did not talk to me for nearly ten months.

sooty · 22-02-2013, 07:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Apple202

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Mystic Mock · 22-02-2013, 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by sooty

I am pleased to hear you and your friends are alright now.

It happens to all ages I think.
Once I upset my best friend who is quite stubborn (that time was totally my fault - almost ten years ago), she did not talk to me for nearly ten months.

Thanks Sooty.

And wow what made you make back up with each other after falling out for so long?

sooty · 22-02-2013, 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by The Mockinator

Thanks Sooty.

And wow what made you make back up with each other after falling out for so long?

That time we were still working. (We are the same age, we were both retired now - actually today I met her and had a lunch together. We know each other since mid 80s)

One late December, I had a week holiday. I did not go anywhere just stayed home relax, drinking (my favourite Baileys), eating, watching TV, sleeping, doing nothing, sort of thing.

To cut long story short, I supposed to start to work from Friday and meet the friend the day and had a lunch together. She was on holiday as well. She commuted from Buckinghamshire to London. She came to London just to have lunch with me, it was still her holday the day.

Then I did not turn up the place where we supposed to meet. She called my office as I suposed to start to work from the day. (Those day none of us had mobile.)
Of course I was at home thinking it was still Thursday.

Anyway later she told me that she made Japanese Azuki sweet. Normally it takes long time to make it. She knew I would have loved it.

I had to call the office as well, then manager told me it was too late to come to work. Luckily I was allowed to replace the day I did not go to work as my formal holiday.

I apologised her many times since, but she was so so angry with me, she did not return my calls. refused to see me for nearly ten months.

Mind you she is very strict to other people but twice stric to herself, she is very disciplined. She was always in the office one hour before officially start.
She used to live in a flat in Barbican, and her office was just walking distance in Moorgate. Her colleague used to say, "she can afford to come early because she lives just around the corner."
But when she moved to Buckinghamshire, she got up at 4:30 and still she started to work at the same time as before, colleague were really amazed she said.
She is very stubborn but I highly respect her.

*I hope my English was all right.

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sassysocks · 23-02-2013, 10:45 PM

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Originally Posted by sooty

That time we were still working. (We are the same age, we were both retired now - actually today I met her and had a lunch together. We know each other since mid 80s)

One late December, I had a week holiday. I did not go anywhere just stayed home relax, drinking (my favourite Baileys), eating, watching TV, sleeping, doing nothing, sort of thing.

To cut long story short, I supposed to start to work from Friday and meet the friend the day and had a lunch together. She was on holiday as well. She commuted from Buckinghamshire to London. She came to London just to have lunch with me, it was still her holday the day.

Then I did not turn up the place where we supposed to meet. She called my office as I suposed to start to work from the day. (Those day none of us had mobile.)
Of course I was at home thinking it was still Thursday.

Anyway later she told me that she made Japanese Azuki sweet. Normally it takes long time to make it. She knew I would have loved it.

I had to call the office as well, then manager told me it was too late to come to work. Luckily I was allowed to replace the day I did not go to work as my formal holiday.

I apologised her many times since, but she was so so angry with me, she did not return my calls. refused to see me for nearly ten months.

Mind you she is very strict to other people but twice stric to herself, she is very disciplined. She was always in the office one hour before officially start.
She used to live in a flat in Barbican, and her office was just walking distance in Moorgate. Her colleague used to say, "she can afford to come early because she lives just around the corner."
But when she moved to Buckinghamshire, she got up at 4:30 and still she started to work at the same time as before, colleague were really amazed she said.
She is very stubborn but I highly respect her.

*I hope my English was all right.

Youtube video

Wow, having to get up at 4.30 to travel from Buckinghamshire to London takes some doing. Well done her. Don't think I could do it, especially in the Winter.

sooty · 24-02-2013, 12:07 AM

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Originally Posted by sassysocks

Wow, having to get up at 4.30 to travel from Buckinghamshire to London takes some doing. Well done her. Don't think I could do it, especially in the Winter.

She was working in a finance company.
One of typical thing she did first thing in the morning was not really anybody's job, but to replace/add copy/fax machine papers and toners.

Specially copy papers boxes are heavy. Not many people would wish to do it even male colleagues.
During the day, peopel will be too busy on their main job and wish papers will not run out middle of copying.

sooty · 01-03-2013, 08:30 PM

Today my friend (same age with me) and I got on a bus.
I passed front empty seats and tried to go inside.
My friend asked me, "Why don't we sit here"
I said, "They are for old people" She said "WE ARE old"

Niamh. · 01-03-2013, 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by sooty

Today my friend (same age with me) and I got on a bus.
I passed front empty seats and tried to go inside.
My friend asked me, "Why don't we sit here"
I said, "They are for old people" She said "WE ARE old"

awwww lol