Originally Posted by Jen-Star:
there is a lot of that about
i remember being too scared not to wear the right colour shoes but then i was a little 
BREAKING NEWS .... VERDICT ON MY OPENING STORY ... you will all be able to sleep now you know 
Oooooh nooooooooooooo
The Tyne and Wear Metro couldn't cope with lots of passengers last Sunday
A major enquiry is underway
Thank God for that - phew!!!
AS public support grows for refugees trying to make their way into and across Europe to start new lives, Lanark has become the pick-up point for practical aid for those struggling in Calais.
Erskine Parish Church is running convoys of aid down to the refugees, and churches elsewhere in Scotland are giving that scheme their backing.
Greyfriars Church is now acting as a collecting point for supplies, and is accepting items at the office, at the side of the church on Friars Lane, on Monday, Wednesday or Friday mornings, or at the church on a Sunday, or any time the hall is open.
Originally Posted by Saint:
Oooooh nooooooooooooo
The Tyne and Wear Metro couldn't cope with lots of passengers last Sunday
A major enquiry is underway
Thank God for that - phew!!!
Thing is, they've picked out Sunday. That was extreme conditions. They need to sort the whole system out the rest of the time
I wouldn't know about that me lovely
I use a car
. . . although I do enjoy a train journey from time to time
