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I was planning my wedding.

Had an almost 6 year old and a 2 year old, lived in a house that I loved. I got married August bank holiday...we didn't have a night time do, just a daytime reception.  We spent the night at home with our friends (my Sis in Law took our kids for the night)

While the boys were talking about music and getting steadily more drunk the girls watched BB

Our daughter's just left school, we moved house...a house I hate with venom.

Loads of other stuff, people died...people got sick...I got fat   And I have my Tin wedding anniversary soon.
Leccy
I was living in Birmingham, my children were young and we had a busy home-life, I was a size 12,  my husband was fun, and we had a good social life with a fab group of friends.

I'm living in Scotland now, and spending at least half the week away from home due to work. My children are in their twenties and although they are both living at home, I hardly ever see them, I'm not a size 12 anymore , hubby has moved into grumpy old man mode, we've lost touch with most of our friends from then (most of them have split up or divorced) and my social life is mostly on here

 Very different - the next 10 years can only get better lol
Starfleet Admiral hoochie
I'd just moved into a new house, my boy was 2. I started watching about the 4th or 5th show in (cos my mum was banging on about it) - back then it was advertised as a social experiment and didn't have all the glitz and glam it does now. The house was dead plain and we used to be able to see them live in the diary room aswell. I distinctly remember Mel plucking her pubes in the garden (funny what sticks in your head), Anna playing a song on the guitar about being on the TV and the Nasty Nick confrontation.

I'm still in touch with people from back then, but have met loads more since. Although I've moved house again I'm still in the same area so doesn't feel all that different to me. Life is 10 times better now than it was back then though.
Karma_
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Same here....I think I've only ever missed a couple....It always used to start the night we drove to Cornwall but I alway maged to watch it in the caravan
I remember being in a caravan in Berwick when fight night kicked off...we'd caught all the HL shows but travelling home the next day we heard on the radio about what had kicked off on live feed.

First thing I did when we got home was look for a torrent, I think Flossie found me one...
Leccy
good question! 

I vividly remember the first BB starting..    I was unmarried, with a 7 year old & a 3 year old...  Pondlife (the ex) still lived in my house... but we didn't spend any time in the same room.   (it took bloody ages to get him out of my house )...  I used to spend all my free time up in my bedroom on my pooter, talking to people in the MSN & Yahoo Chatrooms.

All the chatrooms were talking about BIg Brother, so I started watching and I was hooked.

Twas in the days when people basically thought you were mad if you admitted to talking to people online..   

oh.. and all online conversations begain with A/S/L? 
Dirtyprettygirlthing
In 2000 I celebrated my 9th wedding anniversary and daughter was 4 in the May and son 6 in the September. We lived in a large 4 bedroom detached house with a shiny new 4x4 in the drive, took regular foreign holidays and enjoyed an absolutely stonking social life with 3 other couples.

I really got into BB in 2003, the year after my marriage imploded (one affair on his part too many). Come 7.30pm the kids were in bed and I was on my tod until morning. By accident I stumbled across GBBF when nosing around for BB highlights one lunchtime in work. There was this thread called "Why Big Brother...?" I lurked for weeks before my opinions got the better of me so I ended up joining. 

I have to say GBBF kept me sane through 2003 to 2006. For that - and to all of you who were about then I can only say a huge thank you and    since ex became very vindictive and virtually drove me to bankruptcy - not quite but it was a very tough time. I look back at the person I was in 2000 and I barely recognise her.

The big house and the new car have gone of course ... as have all the holidays and the social life I had then. Some friends have stayed close but most have drifted off ... single women virus I assume.  Sod 'em ... I met people through GBBF I'd never have spoken to before and it has enriched my life beyond all expectation.

In part that's why I got this tatt yesterday - after 11 years Cariad is so much a part of me I felt she needed recognition. 
Anyway - enough mindless emotional drivel. Anyone else for a top up? 
Cariad

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