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Andyp wrote:Congrats to Tilly and totally vindicates all those hours her father spent not building a workshop.
No photos of the treats lined up for me. A chocolate and vanilla mousse toolbox was devoured in short order.
Woodbloke wrote:Andyp wrote:Congrats to Tilly and totally vindicates all those hours her father spent not building a workshop.
No photos of the treats lined up for me. A chocolate and vanilla mousse toolbox was devoured in short order.
No pics either of my FD treats principally 'cos I didn't get anything - Rob
Phil wrote:I also don't get anything, not really into this Fathers/Mothers thing. Just another commercial money making racket.
TrimTheKing wrote:I don’t disagree chaps, but the kids wanted to do something as they like doing it for us, for now...
Woodbloke wrote:TrimTheKing wrote:I don’t disagree chaps, but the kids wanted to do something as they like doing it for us, for now...
Fair play Trim...I like the 'for now' caveat - Rob
Rod wrote:Well we as a family celebrate it and Mother’s Day, Birthdays and Christmas too.
I have a fondness fir Toblerone and gin - these were from my daughters and Grandchildren:
In the afternoon we had a family party at my younger daughter’s with the two other fathers.
Rod
TrimTheKing wrote:Woodbloke wrote:TrimTheKing wrote:I don’t disagree chaps, but the kids wanted to do something as they like doing it for us, for now...
Fair play Trim...I like the 'for now' caveat - Rob
Indeed, they’re growing up fast!!
Woodbloke wrote:The next time you blink you'll be paying their uni fees - Rob
selectortone wrote:Woodbloke wrote:The next time you blink you'll be paying their uni fees - Rob
Yep! . and x3 for me. Worth it though.
Andyp wrote:selectortone wrote:Woodbloke wrote:The next time you blink you'll be paying their uni fees - Rob
Yep! . and x3 for me. Worth it though.
Isn't that want grandparents are for?
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