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Marly Posts: > 500

Hi, how's Miss UK, Missy Bird and the boys today ?

Good to see you're happy with your new phone
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Posted: 2011-12-19 15:20:46
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hihihans Posts: > 500

What a bunch of happy people here

My son will need a bigger stage indeed. He likes Iggy Pop and louder music like his parents
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Posted: 2011-12-19 15:38:00
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Marly Posts: > 500

It's the time of the year, looking forward to the holidays with hubby, family and friends

Oh, Iggy Pop, that's certainly no music for the elderly, unless they're deaf
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Posted: 2011-12-19 18:22:37
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Miss UK Posts: > 500

Hey Marly, Ive been ok going about cleaning up taking care of those naughty birds there so loud in the mornings and don't take any notice of me if i say "Oi Shut up" lol

BTW Im pretty tired now I was awake early this morning as my Boiler and landline kept waking me up
there was 2 Power cuts and when those restart they make a noise re-booting

I think i'll be in my bed this evening early for sure ive got training tomorrow afternoon so
I can't justify that as I need to be awake for it

Hans are you en-couraging your son to become the next big Guitar hero?

Uhh Ps, I managed to get rid of the Posh British bloke and change him for a woman
I didn't think you could change Siri (Accents) so another reason to be happy

I noticed the phone charges up pretty fast from 12.45 to 1.30 it was charged to 70% from 0%
really amazing Usage I got 7hrs straight out of it calls, Text net and 12hrs on Standby I reck it prob
get 8hrs max or more as time goes on

really impressed with it btw
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Posted: 2011-12-19 18:27:55
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hihihans Posts: > 500

I hope to stimulate and not push them. Difficult balance btw.
Do you sleep light Miss or do these things really make a lot of noise. My alarm is ringing for at least 10 minutes before I notice anything.

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Posted: 2011-12-19 22:36:00
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Marly Posts: > 500

Most kids love to make some kind of music, or "noise" and aslong as it's fun and you're aware of the risk of getting too pushy, I don't think you'll have to worry.
We all know examples of these pushy parents, especially in sports, tennis-mums or football-dads, terrible, in figure-skating aswell.
I've seen this in the show "Holland's got Talent" a few months ago: a thirteen-year old girl had sung, the jury were telling her, that she had a nice voice, but that she was still very young and that she'd need some more practice and might return to the show in a few years, then the mother stormed onto the stage, making a complete fool of herself, only to tell, that the girl was already having singing lessons since she was six and had more then enough practice. Meanwhile, the poor girl was in tears.
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Posted: 2011-12-19 23:22:36
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Bonovox Posts: > 500

All is well
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Posted: 2011-12-20 00:53:51
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ceaser2008 Posts: > 500

Good morning all.

Hans, you certainly sleep tight. It takes 10 minutes to notice something is ringing for you. If i dont get up within 30 seconds of alarm ringing, my wife would shake me up. Back up alarm. Actually, my wife sleeps very light. Just a minor sound and she will up.

Hello marly, how are you today? Doing nights? Quiet night today?
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Posted: 2011-12-20 06:33:47
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Bonovox Posts: > 500

I missed all last nights chat lounge
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Posted: 2011-12-20 12:08:00
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Marly Posts: > 500

Hi ceaser, I'm fine, thanks, no night-shift today

@All, have a look at the updated World Tour Paper thread
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Posted: 2011-12-20 17:28:43
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