[guide.chat] The good old days

Good morning Vanessa 
wow all them sweets 
I used to eat sweets on way to school get bags full hahahahaha hide them in my 
desk at school suck on sweets in assembly hall and got thrown out and made to 
stand outside the miserable old farts the teachers were.
Wouldn't mind wasn't making all that noises .
Yes the tap in parks wow to think about it now yuck disgusting used to run up 
for drinks when we think about it now we used to drink from them same taps as 
other kids did oh my god think of all the germs we picked up in them days still 
here today hahahahahaha fit and healthy 
I am very particular now always washing my hands now even after touched stuff 
in morrisons and handle bars on shopping trollies.
Iuse baby wipes if I am out shopping in cafe's too 
As for the colour indicator does my head in some times.
It tells me fews colours all at once so I am thinking I am looking like a clown 
don't know what it means when it says 
Olive green 
oh yes,I also put the colour indicator on my cards that I make just a4 coloured 
cards I get in a pack 
good then Say for example its pink then put braille leter p for pink.


when putting clean bath towels out use it too fantastic my friend clare on here 
well its her mum that gave me the colour indicator few years ago.cool yea 
right going for my breakfast now 
having scramble egg on toast and rice krispies and cappuccino coffee.
take care 
Love Carol x.x.x.x.

-----Original Message-----
From: Vanessa - Email Address: qwerty1234567a@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent On: 22/06/2011 02:54
Sent To: Carol O'Connor - Email Address: missbossyboots33@xxxxxxxxx
Subject: In Reply To: [guide.chat] The good old days

Hi Carol.
All those sweets are still available today.
I bought Malcolm cough sweets, chocolate limes, they have everton mints, pear 
drops, sherbet pips, flying saucers with sherbet in the middle, black jacks, 
fruit salads, sherbet dips, very long laces, liquorice, sweet cigarettes, 
smarties, chocolate buttons and more. I bought them for my grand children too 
which I get told off frequently about their teeth, Mum stop, they only just 
been to the dentist.
I never listen, children have to try them, so that in the future they can be 
like us on a forum somewhere saying my nan bought me them, lol.

I remember the tar rollers, rolling and pressing the tar on the roads and on 
tea breaks men with dirtiest of hands eating sandwiches, some rules of 
cleanliness do not apply to our yesterday, like the spit my nan put on her 
handkerchief to wipe my face when we were out, the drinking of tap water our 
mouths over the taps to drink, I would not do it today, but when a child you do 
not know what you know now.

-----Original Message-----
From: Carol O'Connor - Email Address: missbossyboots33@xxxxxxxxx
Sent On: 21/06/2011 17:58
Sent To: guide Chat List - Email Address: guide.chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [guide.chat] The good old days

Good evening senn 
oh yes loved my sweets  fruit salads 
Black jacks too lucky bags and also flying sacers with powder inside them 
flying saucers tasted tarty used to go through me hahahahahaha 
liked the lollipops too in two different colours too 
better be careful here our Malcolm weill be getting very hungry now and 
dribbling all over his double chin there hahahehehehhehe 
take care senn 
Love Carol x.x.x.x.

-----Original Message-----
From: Sennjan Kadir - Email Address: senn.kadir@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent On: 21/06/2011 17:39
Sent To: Carol O'Connor, guide Chat List - Email Address: 
missbossyboots33@xxxxxxxxx, guide.chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: In Reply To: [guide.chat] Games back then

Hi Carol,
I had forgotten all about that, your so right, you could leave your doors open 
back then and not worry about anyone getting in.
We use to play skipping games, can't remember what they were called.
Another game was had, it involved a lot of running around.
They really were the good days, shame we can't go back to them.
Before I go, what about the sweets we use to have?
chews, curly wurly oh and pear drops and dolly mixtures, you can still get them.
Take care.
Senn.

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