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Snoo V7 - ah spring, has sprung, a SNOO! (bless you).

Lost my wallet in town awhile ago, £20 note, change, the wallet itself cost around £20, drivers licence ID in it. thought i'd never see it again. car pulled up outside a day later and a lovely lady handed it to me. many thanks, a big ole cuddle and £10 for her. was chuffed to bits
 
Nice when that happens... :)

I once lost a phone whilst out running & someone handed into the police station who called my folks - times like that it's handy not to have a passcode. The police station was about 4 miles away from where I lost it, so someone went well out their way to hand it in.

I also did much the same as above once & got a fiver for my troubles... there was like £30 in the wallet.
 
Girlfiend is miserable in her job to the point she was in tears last night (that's not the snoo). Cooking dinner for when she gets in, informing her my Mum has bought her some LEGO, and agreeing to buy a horned frog (frogs are fucking hilarious I cannot stop laughing at them) has cheered her right up. As has the promise of drugs. I think it's mostly the drugs, but I'm just happy she's happy again.

Edit: additional snoo as her mate rang me to see if I could get him weed. In return he left me a pack of baccy, half the bag he bought, and seven beers. So she'll be super happy when she gets in and I'm quite chuffed myself.
 
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That's like some sort of miracle that is!

Snoo is talking to my little sister more since she moved to uni. Admittedly it's mostly texts about our shared Netflix account but considering we didn't speak for half a year before she left my parents' house earlier this month and I moved out three years ago anyway, it's something and I do miss her. Only four years between us and a shared sense of humour n that's it but I know she's finding it hard being away from home so glad she's keeping in touch.
 
Ah, that's the classic sibling relationship alright. As portrayed, beautifully, by James Corden (Smithy) and Sheridan Smith (Rudi) in Gavin and Stacey. You hate your sister / brother with a passion when forced together, allowing any minor disagreement to escalate to full-on warfare; yet you can turn on a ha'penny to unite in the face of a common enemy. You exchange more words in your first year of living properly apart than you did during all the time you both lived with your parents .....

(If anyone fancies a good cry, the day of my Sister's wedding was the day I truly realised just how much I really loved her.)
 
well siblings are important! and julie what you said makes perfect sense...
they are the closest you'll ever genetically find in this world that also share your generation. with a little luck you ll have even more to share, as a common upbringing will inevitably lead to a shared world view...
 
Minor snoo but ever since I've moved into my new house and started having showers here I've noticed that my hair has been very soft and nice. We must have good water, at my mother's house the water is terrible and I definitely notice the difference.
 
Can't beat soft, nice hair. Especially if it smells good too.

My snoo is also partly hair-related - for the first time in over a year I have my 'proper' hair back, and not some hastily-shaven head, or a matted tangle. In less vain news, I've also started on a couple of personal things that I should've seen to years ago but never did for various reasons. Feels almost like adulthood, but not quite. Thank fuck.
 
It's probably a good time to consider growing out that 70's thatch down below then summer.

My snoo is being told my new sofa arrives tomorrow "between 8 and 1", which roughly translates to, "you can't leave the house all day so you may as well get spangled and christen your new apartment. Also having a sofa will be convenient seeing as we are hosting a rugby breakfast on Sunday.

4 day weekend on the horizon is promising too
 
My friend who lives in japan was served Tit pudding by his boyfriends sister one night at dinner. This was apparently 5min after he offended them by saying he found Japanese culture strange.

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My friend who lives in japan was served Tit pudding by his boyfriends sister one night at dinner. This was apparently 5min after he offended them by saying he found Japanese culture strange.

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fucking lol =D

Snoo for today was sitting here with benzo/weed munchies, having just trekked to Sainos and spent nearly thirty quid. She came down to eat and asked me if I wanted a milkshake when I was just sat on the sofa five minutes earlier like 'man i really want a milkshake maybe I should ask her to make me one...
 
Snoo to having a friend thoughtful enough to send a mystery parcel of goodies (of the non-druggy variety!) to cheer me up. Made my day, it has. <3
 
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