NOooooooooooo!! The torture never ends! lol.. Well, I'll be thinking of you and sending you lots of positive karmic thoughts lol. I should probably take the kids for a bicycle ride soon. They've been little angels today.
Rich people seem to come from another planet at times. The formality of everything is just so stressful! Then you get the odd rich person who is just like us, loves informality and just enjoying the simple things that life has on offer. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Sunday, May 10, 2009 8:22:41 AM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh how I wish it were so!!! No. We will be going to her brother's house for the Mother's Day festivities!! AAAARRRRRGGGHHH!!! MORE rich people!!!!!! NO NO NO NO NO NO NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HAAAAAAAHAHAHAHHHAHAHAAAA!!!!!!!!!
joedraper wrote:
Sometime the staff (as in the case of the butler) are the most down to earth people to chat with. I can imagine how painful it must have been for you with the back injury. I take it today will be spent relaxing and trying to take it easy?
Deep Freeze wrote:
It was as nice as something of that nature can be. As I mentioned yesterday, I spent most of MY time talking to one of the butlers. He was very cool. The Princess and her family were busy crying and doing the "memories" thing so I kind of stayed out of the way. I had NOTHING in common with the other guests so I was really left with no choice! It was OK. It hurt (physically), of course and I was grateful when I was told we were leaving!!!! HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
joedraper wrote:
Oh yes, I did, I paged back, that is a wonderful picuter of the two of you! I bet you're glad to be home after such a taxing day? How was the memorial? They're much better than traditional funerals imo.
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!!!! Sounds like a wonderful day!! HAHAHAHAAAA!!!!! I am a bit on the uncomfortable side today. As you may have seen, the Princess and I spent the afternoon at a memorial service at the home of one of her family. A rather opulent residence and the guests were...umm..well, let's say they were WAY out of my league! I posted a pcture of us. Did you not see it??
joedraper wrote:
DF!!!! Thank you! It's Mother's Day here in Africa too, (I know it seems to be different days worldwide) I've been well spoilt today. Got coffee in bed and some wonderful cheesy toast lol. The kids made pictures for me at school so that always melts my heart completely! We went 'farming' this weekend. Spent the day on the farm yesterday and got back very early hours of the morning. The kids loved every second of it. I ate way, way too much so I'm on a little hunger strike today.. or should that be called a detox? lol
How are you?
Deep Freeze wrote:
JOE!!!!! Good to see you , my dear!! And a very Happy Mother's Day (American) to you!!!!!
