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Re: Mr Postman

Posted: 12 Dec 2016, 08:12
by Cav
That sounds like a very good idea... although you should just move her in #JustSaying ;)

I've never had a decent mattress before but now I have - I'll never buy a crappy one again

Re: Mr Postman

Posted: 12 Dec 2016, 13:04
by kiwikrasher
Cav wrote:That sounds like a very good idea... although you should just move her in #JustSaying ;)
I'm not talking to you any more |(

To be fair, if it was just us, she'd be living there now. But it's not, there are 4 kids to consider. My two have been through enough upheaval in the last couple of years and I wouldn't want to rock their world like that so soon. I went to a lot of trouble and expense to secure the family home so they had some stability. If Jess and her kids moved in they would still be there when I come to work and my kids go to their mums. I don't want my kids to start to feel like visitors to their own house. Plus the boys would have to share a room, and Byron with his ASD would lose it if any of his stuff had been moved while he wasn't there.

At the moment Jess stays most weekend nights I'm home and once through the week when her kids are with their dad. The weekends she has her kids they all come and stay and that's been working out OK. Baby steps, no hurry. Plus I'm enjoying the space to rediscover myself rather than who my ex expected me to be.

Re: Mr Postman

Posted: 12 Dec 2016, 13:11
by Cav
You don't need to explain yourself to me Kiwi... :)

It sounds like you're a great dad and your setup (while unconventional) sounds like a pretty awesome compromise! I think space is probably a good thing and I totally get what you're saying about your kids feeling like visitors to their own home.

Feel free to tell me to "**** off" in the future (lol)

Re: Mr Postman

Posted: 12 Dec 2016, 13:12
by Kwacky
That all sounds very grown up and sensible .

For what it's worth, if I found myself in a similar situation I reckon I would need a breather, as would the kids.

Besides, we all like our own space at times.

Re: Mr Postman

Posted: 12 Dec 2016, 13:18
by Monty
Yeah and you don't need 4 kids in the house, trust me it's mental!

Re: Mr Postman

Posted: 12 Dec 2016, 13:34
by kiwikrasher
Monty wrote:Yeah and you don't need 4 kids in the house, trust me it's mental!
Yeah the times I have and on occassion by myself it is pretty hard work. Hats of to you both.

Re: Mr Postman

Posted: 12 Dec 2016, 13:36
by kiwikrasher
Cav wrote:You don't need to explain yourself to me Kiwi... :)

It sounds like you're a great dad and your setup (while unconventional) sounds like a pretty awesome compromise! I think space is probably a good thing and I totally get what you're saying about your kids feeling like visitors to their own home.

Feel free to tell me to "**** off" in the future (lol)
Your right mate, I was on the phone to Jess when I read that and she good a good giggle from it. She has just moved houses while I've been at work and everyone assumed she was moving in with me, so we have had to explain ourselves a fair bit.

Re: Mr Postman

Posted: 12 Dec 2016, 22:26
by Kwacky
Not in the post but I was given my green belt today

Re: Mr Postman

Posted: 13 Dec 2016, 06:48
by Rossgo
Well in Kwacky

Re: Mr Postman

Posted: 13 Dec 2016, 12:02
by kiwikrasher
Rossgo wrote:Well in Kwacky
He's not heard that before :D

Re: Mr Postman

Posted: 13 Dec 2016, 12:11
by Kwacky
That's one of the downsides to using a ball gag and gaffer tape

Re: Mr Postman

Posted: 15 Dec 2016, 22:01
by Kwacky
Christmas cards.

No idea why, I never send any.

Re: Mr Postman

Posted: 15 Dec 2016, 22:52
by C00kiemonster
We only send to those we really care about. This sending to everyone you've possibly met is sad.

Re: Mr Postman

Posted: 16 Dec 2016, 23:34
by kiwikrasher
Most of what I ordered while at work

Camping shower
Bucket toilet
Lockable latches for the camper toolbox
2.5m x5.2m annex groundsheet
50L waeco 12V fridge
Various Anderson plugs
6 gang rocker switch/fuse block
12V led light strips
Apostles Mate gin from Argentina
Napue Gin from Finland.

The postmaster at the village was glad to see me (lol)

Re: Mr Postman

Posted: 17 Dec 2016, 14:46
by Frankie
New Lid....:) Happy days only taken me 6 months to make up my mind lol

Re: Mr Postman

Posted: 17 Dec 2016, 16:03
by TonyB
Frankie wrote:New Lid....:) Happy days only taken me 6 months to make up my mind lol
Have you had a sex change??

Re: Mr Postman

Posted: 17 Dec 2016, 16:05
by Rossgo
Frankie wrote:New Lid....:) Happy days only taken me 6 months to make up my mind lol
What have you decided on then Frankie?

Re: Mr Postman

Posted: 17 Dec 2016, 18:41
by Frankie
TonyB wrote:
Frankie wrote:New Lid....:) Happy days only taken me 6 months to make up my mind lol
Have you had a sex change??
(rolf) I was waiting for some deals, but mainly work was getting in the way and It would go to the back mind... ;)

Re: Mr Postman

Posted: 17 Dec 2016, 18:48
by Frankie
Rossgo wrote:
Frankie wrote:New Lid....:) Happy days only taken me 6 months to make up my mind lol
What have you decided on then Frankie?
This - Had a few HJC before, always quiet, comfy, quality lids, has the drop down dark visor inside for the road. will replace the GT air which i have been disappointed with. Even the pinlock part is recessed into a grove in the visor, so it should have a really good seal and not fog up. Plus I have gone for a bright lid rather than black this time, works well with the bike as well...
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Re: Mr Postman

Posted: 17 Dec 2016, 20:14
by Rossgo
Very nice Frankie. Good choice