Xmas gnomes

[Fluffybee]

Had to show my latest efforts

[SpiritoftheFloyd]

Lovely, very festive 🎄☃️

[MichaelJH Heart Star]

I imagine their favourite Christmas song is "Driving Gnome for Christmas"! 🤣🤣🤣

[Fluffybee in reply to MichaelJH]

😂😂😂 good one, that’s your favourite Xmas song by Chris Rea 😁

[Fluffybee in reply to Fluffybee]

They’re gnome alone for Xmas 😂

[gladliz in reply to MichaelJH]

Groooan! Or should that be grooame!😊

[Fluffybee in reply to gladliz]

😂😂😂😂

[Jsb1961]

Haven’t you heard the bad news today Chris Rea Car failed it MOT 👹

[Smileyian]

So nice. Thanks for sharing. I love all the little gnomes, birds and I need one of those 'relax' sign's. 😜

[WildswimmingLady1]

Really jolly.....happy Christmas to you all x

[meadfoot]

So cute.

[Fluffybee in reply to meadfoot]

Thank you I love those Nordic gnomes 🤗

[Fluffybee in reply to meadfoot]

Thank you 🤗

[gladliz]

That looks really warm and cosy😊

[Fluffybee in reply to gladliz]

That’s the look I was going for, like a little grotto, I’ve got candles and a real wood burner, very festive.

Thank you 🤗

[Magicfairy]

😍 lovely Fluffybee, very inviting, could I have a glass of Rosé please, feel like I’m there 😊 xxx

[Fluffybee in reply to Magicfairy]

If course you can, come on in, here it comes, don’t spill it, would you like something to eat, it’s lovely as it gets dark, all my pretty candles come on or get lit up.

Nice and restful for all us hearties, if only covid wasn’t about parties could be happening, maybe MichaelJH will organise one 😁😁 xxx

[Magicfairy in reply to Fluffybee]

Yes I was thinking that, I feel a party coming on 🥳🎄🍷 xxxx

[Fluffybee in reply to Magicfairy]

Get your party frock on my lovely, glass of wine, music playing away and off we go 😁😁 x

[Magicfairy in reply to Fluffybee]

I’m already there, excuse my party frock, seems to have shrunk in the wash, oh hang on you can’t see me, yes fits perfect zip does up and everything, i will be slung off here for being silly haha xxx

[Fluffybee in reply to Magicfairy]

You and me both, I think as we’ve all got heart conditions a little light banter helps, it’s incredibly important to have this site for what it is but personally I’ve been cheered up as well by a few giggles.

I used to wear pencil dresses and high heels but like you no one can see me so you can use your imagination as to what I look like now considering lockdown 😂🥳🥳

I would say open house but in the virtual world anything can happen, enjoy your tipple, keep those floppy soft pj’s on 🤗

[Ianc2 in reply to Fluffybee]

Do you use your pencil dress to draw the boys?

[Fluffybee in reply to Ianc2]

🙄 😂😂😂😂😂 ..... why didn’t you take a pencil to bed????? To draw the curtains 😂😂😂

[Qualipop in reply to Magicfairy]

Lucky you- I wish mine had shrunk, they all seem to have stretched and fall off. Bought myself a sparkly top in my usual size and it drowns me

[Magicfairy in reply to Qualipop]

😞, oh no strange how our symptoms affect us all differently, I think my meds need tweaking as I feel like I’m full of fluid, can’t get my usual size clothes on without a shoe horn 😩, hope you are ok 🤗xxx

[Qualipop in reply to Magicfairy]

I think it's lack of exercise and muscle loss with me; leg skin hanging in folds. The weight loss was one of the reasons my GP panicked about possible cancer. Yep doing ok today thanks. Was upset yesterday at the thought of still not seeing my son until we realised we are his support bubble because he lives alone and hasn't seen a single person ( Except delivery drivers) since March. Support bubbles are not affected at all even in tier 4. He really mentally needs to get among people for a few days.

[Magicfairy in reply to Qualipop]

That’s a huge relief for you then, really pleased for you, I’m sure we worry more when our children have grown up than we did when they were little, I know I do, remember my mother saying that and not believing her, poor lady she had 11 😩🤗 look after yourself x

[Qualipop in reply to Magicfairy]

Goodness me, that's a lot to worry about. my granddad had 13 siblings-that's where the heart problems came from. All 13 died before they were 50. Only granddad made it past 50.

[Magicfairy in reply to Qualipop]

Wow! That’s a lot, and sad they all suffered with their hearts, my heart problems I think come from my mothers side x

[Qualipop in reply to Magicfairy]

It is a lot; all are buried in our local churchyard. back then it was called dropsy- now heart failure. I can only remember 3 of the siblings and clearly see the aunt hobbling with massively swollen legs. AT least my dad didn't inherit it but i got it from both sides. Well probably not really a s mum's heart failure was caused when she had me- toxaemia, full blown eclampsia and organ failure from which she recovered but the damage to her heart stayed all her life. She was 69 when she died. Then guess what? I also got toxaemia and started to go into organ failure but they never mentioned any heart damage. It's useful to know your family history.

[Magicfairy in reply to Qualipop]

Yes it is, my parents didn’t really talk about family history, they were 45 and 50 when I came along so were both gone before I was 30, but finding out a lot, from my daughter, who has had her ancestral DNA and really getting into it, interesting xx