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3rd Peak District Walk - 3rd October 2009 Posted: 9/30/2009 2:15:49 PM
cannot now make it as dad ill in hospital hope to make another one xxx

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Event at Sheffield Tunnel Bar - 8pm on 2nd of October 2009! Posted: 9/30/2009 7:46:09 AM
the website http://www.holidaywithgo.travel/ - Go Travel from the mcr evening news has double rooms at the copthorne for £49 4 fri nite and other sheffield hotels are listed- fri nite is still available

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Event at Sheffield Tunnel Bar - 8pm on 2nd of October 2009! Posted: 9/26/2009 2:23:49 PM
not sure if able to make it but will try- will be incidentally staying for fri and sat to see son at sheffied hallam. i found a double room at park inn- central sheffield-cheapest- room only 2 nights £96 - if id booked it wen offer 1 st came up it started at £72 4 2 nites- u have to stay 2 nites tho and parking at £4 a day.

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Fox House, Longshaw Estate - Grindleford Walk October 3rd 2009 Posted: 9/17/2009 2:13:14 PM
count me and metalmac in c u there xxx

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Fox House, Longshaw Estate - Grindleford Walk October 3rd 2009 Posted: 9/17/2009 4:45:01 AM
I wud like 2 join this walk with another poffer metalmac. We will be in sheffield on fri and sat visiting my son at uni and cud sumone let me no if there r any steep ascents involved. Ta x

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lapdancing clubs Posted: 2/22/2009 6:56:25 AM
sorry- just google in object.org.uk

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lapdancing clubs Posted: 2/22/2009 6:36:48 AM
check www.object.org.uk.... my understanding is not to have them banned- just properly liscensed in the way that other establishments are.

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* * * 1st Plenty of Fish Swinton (Manchester) Meet! * * * 6th September Posted: 9/5/2008 6:43:34 AM
at last!!- for those going back to mcr city centre- 1st buses tell me that no 36 goes nearby from pub at 10.58 - 11.28 and 00.03 and late night buses at 00.33- 01.03 and last one at 1.33 - from junction of manchester and dorning road- Swinton is unknown to me so I will have to recky on the night. Janexxx

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***AINSDALE BEACH BBQ/PICNIC SUNDAY 3RD AUGUST*** Posted: 8/2/2008 4:30:39 AM
If my car gets sorted today and I can navigate my way to Ainsdale with possible passengers who cant make their minds up, Ill be there. However unless gale force winds and rain greater than 60mph are there- then car permitting Ill be there.

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Women's Financial Status Posted: 8/2/2008 4:11:40 AM
why womens financial status? Im not particularly politically correct- but maybe better as persons financial status. Ive always mostly paid my own way. I wouldnt have a problem either of us paying more if one person was well able to. But neither am i a user- honesty and no deceit. I say on my profile solvent man and have qualified it as able to support yourself- as I dont have enough to support another if they are really brassic. And just loving someone is enough I hear others say- but it dosnt last if you meet someone who cant pay their own way and expects you to fork up when you barely have enough to meet your own committments. And at the end of the day- I guess if you really get on- Id hope to find a compromise!

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MANCHESTER PARTY NEW VENUE THE BRITANNIA HOTEL ROGUE BAR 26TH JULY 2008 Posted: 7/10/2008 3:14:39 PM
would advise those wanting a hotel to book asap- as when I look the rooms are dwindling- if you want a room at the brittania now- the only ones left seem to be dearer ones- however knowing how these things work- try all the poss sites out before giving up and ask me for help if stuck!

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MANCHESTER PARTY NEW VENUE THE BRITANNIA HOTEL ROGUE BAR 26TH JULY 2008 Posted: 7/10/2008 3:08:59 PM
also try hotels.com (as well as booking.com and laterooms.com) see my earlier post- seems the rooms are being booked up- theres also brittanias own site if you google brittania hotel portland street manchester- as I said if you get stuck after reading my previous post- feel free to get in touch and Ill help best as i can- I worked in mcr centre for about 10 years and only live 4 miles from it now - will help if possible. Janexxx

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MANCHESTER PARTY NEW VENUE THE BRITANNIA HOTEL ROGUE BAR 26TH JULY 2008 Posted: 7/8/2008 4:54:56 AM
Correction to last post- Brittania Sachas is very close by to the Brittania Portland Street- about 2 mins walk!

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MANCHESTER PARTY NEW VENUE THE BRITANNIA HOTEL ROGUE BAR 26TH JULY 2008 Posted: 7/8/2008 4:06:06 AM
If you want to book a hotel in manchester- best prices are to be had if you go on laterooms.com or booking.com ....for manchester city centre. Incidentally The Britannia on portland street where the do is (Brittania Sachas is a diff hotel but not very close by) is no more than 49 (for one) and 59 (for two) on booking.com- not many rooms left tho for sat 26th July. Hotels I know that are near to the Brittania,Portland Street- if its full are Brittania-Sachas.....Palace Hotel....Gardens Hotel.....Novotel -Mcr Centre,Dickinson Street....Macdonald Manchester Hotel.....Malmaison....Merchants Hotel(might be a bit riffy-not sure).... For a bit of luxury if you can afford it or get a deal Nearby is the Abode.....not far the Radisson Edwardian(former free trade Hall)....Midland or the Hilton. Not listed on those two sites is an Ibis and a premier Inn on Portland Street- very near to the Brittania- you are welcome to get in touch with me if you see a hotel and are unsure of how its placed to the Brittania. :fish :

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***CHESTER RACES DAY** SATURDAY 28TH JUNE 08 Posted: 6/27/2008 9:41:52 AM
I too am sad at missing out on this meet. My mum is not well- dementia stuff. Ah well- have a good timexxx

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Losing a loved one to death Posted: 6/22/2008 12:48:09 PM
Good to talk- yes it is!! I have my 2 sons 18 and 21- Im nowt special- their dad died in dec 2003 at 47 - they miss him too- many people feature on the spouses - but what about the children- my eldest- nearly 21 wants to engage in money stuff- just looking after me, - as i know im still on a spiral of daftness. Death affects us all- and has a way of making you look at things differently- no one I ever knew well died till i was at least 40+ apart from older grandparents- Im lucky really- gives me a chance to be respective etc. Get in touch anyone that wants to xxx

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Losing a loved one to death Posted: 6/21/2008 3:02:10 PM
I lost my husband- as said you never really get over a death- just learn to live with it and try and fill your life with things to do and hopefully other things will fulfill your life in lots of different ways : its only when you read a thread like this that makes you realize the sorrow ( Joy too in the life of the lost one) born by so many people. Many many happy memories.

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~~~MANCHESTER SPRING MEET 19TH OF APRIL AT THE AQUA BAR~~~ Posted: 4/19/2008 6:21:23 AM
I will be coming to the oyster bar- which i think is sinclairs oyster bar? However - 2 people I know that dont have a pc- Ron Blair and Simon Jones want to go to the aqua bar- hope thats ok. Janex

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Manchester meet Guests Posted: 2/19/2008 10:53:50 AM
I have myself down for your do - janexxx - Jane Appleby- I put down I was bringing one other- her name is karen stevenson. Thanks Jane

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Death vs Divorce Posted: 11/30/2006 12:47:46 PM
As many different people you ask they will all say how something in their lives affected them. There is no answer to the question posed by this thread. I am 47 and have been widowed for 3 years and miss my husband a lot. My kids are two boys of 16 and 19 now- dont forget the others affected by divorce or death or other bad events. There are great similarities in both of these events but I would feel it is unfair to make out one worse than the other. Why does one have to be worse than the other- both are tragic. Jane.

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Party Night in Manchester for Singles Posted: 9/11/2006 10:20:30 AM
let me know if your singles night goes ahead. Jane

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Continental Xmas coach trip to Ostend Posted: 9/8/2006 1:47:25 AM
I arrange a coach trip for 20 to 45 people each year from Didsbury,Manchester and Ashton under Lyne, Lancashire to Ostend. Other stops are possible at discretion of coach driver. This year we are going from 1st to 4th December 2006- 3nights! Last few years has been a 2 night trip. We book with National Holidays and can take up to 45 of us. There are 28 of us this year, mainly single- you dont have to be though. Trip includes coach travel to and from Ostend, including tobacco and chocolate warehouse stop and a visit to cash and carry or hypermarket. Bruges is nearby for those who want to visit it with its amazing history. Lots of our coach tend to spend most of the time in the bars of Ostend. Also included is dinner, B and B and a limited free bar in the hotel in the evenings. The hotels National Holidays use are the Westminster group near the beach and casino in Ostend. Price is £175 fo 20 to 30- £155 for 30 to 40 and £139 for over 40. Jane

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Continental Xmas coach trip to Ostend Posted: 9/8/2006 1:39:57 AM
I arrange a coach trip for 20 to 45 people each year from Didsbury,Manchester and Ashton under Lyne, Lancashire to Ostend. Other stops are possible at discretion of coach driver. This year we are going from 1st to 4th December 2006- 3nights! Last few years has been a 2 night trip. We book with National Holidays and can take up to 45 of us. There are 28 of us this year, mainly single- you dont have to be though. Trip includes coach travel to and from Ostend, including tobacco and chocolate warehouse stop and a visit to cash and carry or hypermarket. Bruges is nearby for those who want to visit it with its amazing history. Lots of our coach tend to spend most of the time in the bars of Ostend. Also included is dinner, B and B and a limited free bar in the hotel in the evenings. The hotels National Holidays use are the Westminster group near the beach and casino in Ostend. Price is £175 fo 20 to 30- £155 for 30 to 40 and £139 for over 40. Jane

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Langdales, Lake District Camping Weekend 9th - 10th September 2006 Posted: 8/6/2006 1:00:23 PM
Anyone requiring a lift from central Manchester, let me know. I live in Withington But I hope to go up on the friday.

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Langdales, Lake District Camping Weekend 9th - 10th September 2006 Posted: 8/2/2006 1:44:51 PM
Good idea. I love camping. Favourite place is Shell Island in Wales. Im off there in a couple of weeks. Good to try somewhere new. Janex

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