I attended Bolton St. College of Tech in Dublin on day release from my draughtmans job and we once sat in to protest about the lack of canteen facilities! More importantly we once marched in support of the supermarket workers who went on strike in protest against South African apartheid back in 1984, long before it was fashionable to do so.
I like to think I'm a careful driver and generally obey the rules. I was a bit reckless when I was younger but as I got older I started to drive more defensively, we all do I thinkSo what kind of driver are you? Do you drive the speed limit or do you push it to the limits?
Have you ever taken "selfies" while driving?
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She has changed a lot since dad died in 2006. Before, she was a very strong woman, made all the hard decisions within the family and my dad gladly left this with her. She was the disciplinarian, when we stepped out of line it was Mam we had to answer to. Since our dad passed on she has become a much less confident and less forthright person, dad's death hit her hard and I know she will never fully get over the loss.
What do you mean, liking this question Beth Wingate! I knew I was due a curve ball.
Thank you Beth, but I don't know about the successful bit!;D
. I meant in your ability to let go of your past.Thank you Beth, but I don't know about the successful bit!;D
Easy one Pearl, that would be Clegg all day long! I can identify strongly with his philosophies on most things, women and marriage in particular
I like the way he was a very important 'halfway house' between the other two. Without him there would have been little common ground between Compo and the third men.
That's an easy one, strawberry! I love the Maribel brand from Lidl. I like lemon curd as well, Tesco's own deluxe brand it so moorish. Jam on toast is my between meals snack food, several times a day every day:biggrin:
The feeling never goes awayI swear to god we have to be related!!
Now you're really scared!!
