Missis.....that is soooo like me 

I was an avid reader from about 7/8 I joined the library, school or the other kids never held me back Pam. i think it's marmite, Rio is like me and he's loves to read, he's borrow books from school, the library and we buy him them 

I'very always loved reading ....since I was a tot .....and all my grandkids do ....but my youngest GD takes after me and loves books ...and reads loads and loads  

aww he doesn't look moody in the photosmind you they grow up so quickly these days

I'very always loved reading ....since I was a tot .....and all my grandkids do ....but my youngest GD takes after me and loves books ...and reads loads and loads  

me too Baz...I think by the time I was 13/14 I had read most of the classics..I did avoid Willie  

I always was fascinated by Tolkien 

I'very always loved reading ....since I was a tot .....and all my grandkids do ....but my youngest GD takes after me and loves books ...and reads loads and loads  

loved Shakespeare and still do -we studied it from about 13 years of age - and did for O and A level  but can understand peeps who don't like him

it gets worse 

I was made to read The Hobbit age 10 and it just put me off I hated it

I can remember sitting up in bed and looking at pictures and pointing out recipes to my dad when he came to tuck me in sometimes. (Philip Harbens recipe book) 

We read it as a class when I was 10/11. Loved it and got L.O.T.R out on an older friend's card when I went to secondary school.

Evening Cribbers

We read it as a class when I was 10/11. Loved it and got L.O.T.R out on an older friend's card when I went to secondary school.

Evening Cribbers

We read it as a class when I was 10/11. Loved it and got L.O.T.R out on an older friend's card when I went to secondary school.

Evening Cribbers

me too Baz...I think by the time I was 13/14 I had read most of the classics..I did avoid Willie  

Crikey ....Philip Harben ....there's a blast from the past  

Evening Kimota, your looking a tad older tonight   

I've still got the encyclopedia 

Same here....in fact in my 20s I decided to read all the kids books I missed out on , like EnId Blyton Chalet School etc  

Hi there Kimota Good Saturday ? CoLD better ?

I've still got the encyclopedia 

I don't watch many films either Ros ....and wouldn't give 50 shades the time of day .....who wants to read about people bonking !  

Same here....in fact in my 20s I decided to read all the kids books I missed out on , like EnId Blyton Chalet School etc  

 Only a tad! Hi Dame

Well there you go ...bound to be loads of cheap recipes in there But a chicKen ....roast it ...then have it with chips ...then use the carcass etc to make soup Three meals sorted ....and not a lot of calories  

 Hi Baz. The cold is a bit better; maybe the bugs couldn't take the alcohol!

Well there you go ...bound to be loads of cheap recipes in there But a chicKen ....roast it ...then have it with chips ...then use the carcass etc to make soup Three meals sorted ....and not a lot of calories  

Well there you go ...bound to be loads of cheap recipes in there But a chicKen ....roast it ...then have it with chips ...then use the carcass etc to make soup Three meals sorted ....and not a lot of calories  

bet you look no different you swine..men seems to age better, especially men who hang of bars and ladders ..I nearly put playground bars and ladders but though people might go  

hi kimota - went on to Swallows and Amazons

sweet potato chips done in the oven,,,,,,,,,very little cals  veg dinner, chicken and chips, then  left over veg put aside and kept until you boil the carcass  I reckon four meals  Chicken is very filling too, one of the best things to eat whilst dieting 

I actually haven't detected much visible aging over the last 5 years. Aging doesn't seem to be a smooth process though, so that could change at any time.