Anyway as far as the STUFF?? goes couldnt get any in Malta but im sure my son could get you some if you want, ha ha take care eveyone and hope its not too hot for you tommorrow dont think its gona be i predict the rain is back for a while
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searching for peter can u help me?
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Tillyboo08
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Re: searching for peter can u help me?
Hi everyone, had a really good holiday, and your right ive had time to think and im not chasing him anymore, it just wasnt meant to be, and im over it now anyway,wont get sucked in like that again i can tell you.
Anyway as far as the STUFF?? goes couldnt get any in Malta but im sure my son could get you some if you want, ha ha take care eveyone and hope its not too hot for you tommorrow dont think its gona be i predict the rain is back for a while
xx
Anyway as far as the STUFF?? goes couldnt get any in Malta but im sure my son could get you some if you want, ha ha take care eveyone and hope its not too hot for you tommorrow dont think its gona be i predict the rain is back for a while
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krussel
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Re: searching for peter can u help me?
Hi Tilly
I am glad you had a nice break I hope it was not too tense with the ex and all. Sorry things went cold on the contact Peter front but that happens sometimes.
Ive often found opportunities tend to pop up when our not really looking and least expect them.
Take care.
I am glad you had a nice break I hope it was not too tense with the ex and all. Sorry things went cold on the contact Peter front but that happens sometimes.
Take care.
Rows of houses all bearing down on me........I can feel their blue hands touching me.......All these things in all positions.........All these things will one day take control..........
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krussel
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Re: searching for peter can u help me?
Jimmy Carr`s laugh wrote:krussel wrote:Hi Tilly
I am glad you had a nice break I hope it was not too tense with the ex and all. Sorry things went cold on the contact Peter front but that happens sometimes.Ive often found opportunities tend to pop up when our not really looking and least expect them.
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Take care.
You doing groundwork Krussel ??
Oh bugger I ve done it again.
Stand by DGP and his mate dvbuk
Rows of houses all bearing down on me........I can feel their blue hands touching me.......All these things in all positions.........All these things will one day take control..........
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Tillyboo08
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Re: searching for peter can u help me?
Ha Ha nice one jimmy carr, dont worry krussel i know what you meant(i think)
Things didnt go too bad with the ex we manage to be civil at least, but im SO glad hes my ex and not mine anymore, hard to believe we were once so happy together, how does that happen?
Anyway back to work now and reality. Imust admit i do feel a bit of a plonker coming on this site and searching for a man id met only once, but i suppose we all do silly things we regret at times, and hopefully it ll teach me alesson for the future, not to take men too seriously and just enjoy the moment until mr right does eventually POP UP (sorry Krussel) just joking see ya all soon
xxx
Things didnt go too bad with the ex we manage to be civil at least, but im SO glad hes my ex and not mine anymore, hard to believe we were once so happy together, how does that happen?
Anyway back to work now and reality. Imust admit i do feel a bit of a plonker coming on this site and searching for a man id met only once, but i suppose we all do silly things we regret at times, and hopefully it ll teach me alesson for the future, not to take men too seriously and just enjoy the moment until mr right does eventually POP UP (sorry Krussel) just joking see ya all soon
xxx
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andy2007
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Re: searching for peter can u help me?
There's nothing silly about it Tilly. I think it's wonderful that you cared enough to go to all this trouble for him. It's just a shame that it didn't work.
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it's just another outlook on Reality!
it's just another outlook on Reality!
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Lounge Lizard
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Re: searching for peter can u help me?
I still think Tilly and Peter might by chance meet again, and then live happily ever after. 
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creedscat
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Re: searching for peter can u help me?
Lounge Lizard wrote:If Peter's local to you it's quite likely he works from Royal Mail's Delivery office at 27 Woolton Street, so you could wait at the gates early morning and look out for him, or phone the Delivery Office manager on (0151) 525 2478 and I'm sure he will do whatever he can to get you in touch with him. Good luck.
But dont approach the gaffer as he might have you out absorbing.
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Lounge Lizard
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Re: searching for peter can u help me?
Might this Peter Baker, 44, postman from near Liverpool be who Tillyboo is looking for ?
A postman who signed for a parcel on behalf of a frail pensioner was sacked after Royal Mail bosses were alerted when the woman rang to offer her THANKS.
The thoughtful postie, familiar with the elderly lady, decided to put his signature to the recorded delivery so she would not have to journey to the Kew sorting office, which is not served by a bus route.
The mailman, a father-of-two with an unblemished record, was axed for the policy breach after the grateful woman rang management to pass on her sincerest thanks.
The astonishing dismissal was among a catalogue of disciplinary action at Royal Mail’s Southport depo, highlighted by Southport MP John Pugh in a speech at the House of Commons on Monday night.
The Lib Dem described how workers were going to work "to battle to stay at work" and that 46 postmen in the resort had been sacked, suspended or forced off work with stress since staff moved into the depot in 2003.
Two men were sacked for not wearing helmets, despite not being in a "hazardous environment", with another, Peter Baker, 44, dismissed despite a quarter century service for leaving his van unlocked as he delivered mail to a farmhouse on a single-lane track.
Other disciplinary actions listed by Dr Pugh in Parliament, include:
* The suspension of a postman who stayed TOO LONG answering customer queries inside a shop. He was subsequently reinstated.
* A warning given to an injured Southport postwoman, supposed to be on light duties, who was sent on a full delivery round during the Big Freeze. She was forced back into hospital after her stitches unpicked. After being reprimanded by mail bosses for her absence, she was diagnosed with stress and resigned.
* Loyal workers faced with suspension for mistakenly leaving a mailbag in a van or letters in a post box, with others disciplined for not finishing their rounds on time - despite extraordinary circumstances.
Dr Pugh also claimed how senior management occasionally breach the rules by failing to sign for registered mail “especially if it is a letter from an employee about their disciplinary hearing.
Leading the debate, the MP said: "The British postman is part of the life of all of us.
"He brings us the bills, the good news, the presents, the offers, the bad tidings, and most importantly, of course, the constituency mailbag.
"It is easy to romanticise Royal Mail.
"Given all that, and given such a perspective, what I have to do tonight is to explain why, in the relatively small Royal Mail office in Southport, 46 postmen have been suspended or dismissed or have gone off work with stress; why I receive e-mails and letters from their wives, alarmed by the prospect of dismissal, loss of income, mortgage arrears and repossession; and why apparently experienced and loyal staff get dismissed and good postmen fear for their jobs."
He continued: "In my constituency, Royal Mail is summarily dismissing or suspending people for things such as not wearing their cycle helmets; for leaving letters in post boxes, even if they have never done it before; and for leaving mail, in exceptional - and I mean exceptional - circumstances, unguarded.
"All this is picked up and identified by a management intent on surveillance and on forcible action. It does not matter that the individual has an excellent employee record or that affairs are conducted differently elsewhere."
Dr Pugh added: "They are examples of not good practice, but they are cases for a word of advice, not for a disciplinary hearing."
Postmen in Southport have accused bosses of making cuts ‘through the back door’ by targeting full-time workers in a bid to make savings.
Dr Pugh told the House: "It would be quite easy to leap to the conclusion that there is an underlying strategy to find reasons to shed experienced staff, so as to cut costs, replace permanent staff with casual or reduce pension liabilities.
"I do not go for easy explanations, but I am not entirely certain what other explanations I should offer in this case."
Labour minister for Business, Innovation and Skills, Pat McFadden, recognised an industrial relations problem within Royal Mail but stated that disciplinary issues were not a matter for the Government.
A Royal Mail spokesman said: "We do everything possible to ensure the welfare of our people and this includes a fully agreed policy that helmets and fluorescent jackets are worn by postmen riding cycles.
"We talk to our people regularly about the benefits of protective gear and always seek to apply the policy as sensitively as possible."
A postman who signed for a parcel on behalf of a frail pensioner was sacked after Royal Mail bosses were alerted when the woman rang to offer her THANKS.
The thoughtful postie, familiar with the elderly lady, decided to put his signature to the recorded delivery so she would not have to journey to the Kew sorting office, which is not served by a bus route.
The mailman, a father-of-two with an unblemished record, was axed for the policy breach after the grateful woman rang management to pass on her sincerest thanks.
The astonishing dismissal was among a catalogue of disciplinary action at Royal Mail’s Southport depo, highlighted by Southport MP John Pugh in a speech at the House of Commons on Monday night.
The Lib Dem described how workers were going to work "to battle to stay at work" and that 46 postmen in the resort had been sacked, suspended or forced off work with stress since staff moved into the depot in 2003.
Two men were sacked for not wearing helmets, despite not being in a "hazardous environment", with another, Peter Baker, 44, dismissed despite a quarter century service for leaving his van unlocked as he delivered mail to a farmhouse on a single-lane track.
Other disciplinary actions listed by Dr Pugh in Parliament, include:
* The suspension of a postman who stayed TOO LONG answering customer queries inside a shop. He was subsequently reinstated.
* A warning given to an injured Southport postwoman, supposed to be on light duties, who was sent on a full delivery round during the Big Freeze. She was forced back into hospital after her stitches unpicked. After being reprimanded by mail bosses for her absence, she was diagnosed with stress and resigned.
* Loyal workers faced with suspension for mistakenly leaving a mailbag in a van or letters in a post box, with others disciplined for not finishing their rounds on time - despite extraordinary circumstances.
Dr Pugh also claimed how senior management occasionally breach the rules by failing to sign for registered mail “especially if it is a letter from an employee about their disciplinary hearing.
Leading the debate, the MP said: "The British postman is part of the life of all of us.
"He brings us the bills, the good news, the presents, the offers, the bad tidings, and most importantly, of course, the constituency mailbag.
"It is easy to romanticise Royal Mail.
"Given all that, and given such a perspective, what I have to do tonight is to explain why, in the relatively small Royal Mail office in Southport, 46 postmen have been suspended or dismissed or have gone off work with stress; why I receive e-mails and letters from their wives, alarmed by the prospect of dismissal, loss of income, mortgage arrears and repossession; and why apparently experienced and loyal staff get dismissed and good postmen fear for their jobs."
He continued: "In my constituency, Royal Mail is summarily dismissing or suspending people for things such as not wearing their cycle helmets; for leaving letters in post boxes, even if they have never done it before; and for leaving mail, in exceptional - and I mean exceptional - circumstances, unguarded.
"All this is picked up and identified by a management intent on surveillance and on forcible action. It does not matter that the individual has an excellent employee record or that affairs are conducted differently elsewhere."
Dr Pugh added: "They are examples of not good practice, but they are cases for a word of advice, not for a disciplinary hearing."
Postmen in Southport have accused bosses of making cuts ‘through the back door’ by targeting full-time workers in a bid to make savings.
Dr Pugh told the House: "It would be quite easy to leap to the conclusion that there is an underlying strategy to find reasons to shed experienced staff, so as to cut costs, replace permanent staff with casual or reduce pension liabilities.
"I do not go for easy explanations, but I am not entirely certain what other explanations I should offer in this case."
Labour minister for Business, Innovation and Skills, Pat McFadden, recognised an industrial relations problem within Royal Mail but stated that disciplinary issues were not a matter for the Government.
A Royal Mail spokesman said: "We do everything possible to ensure the welfare of our people and this includes a fully agreed policy that helmets and fluorescent jackets are worn by postmen riding cycles.
"We talk to our people regularly about the benefits of protective gear and always seek to apply the policy as sensitively as possible."
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Lounge Lizard
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Re: searching for peter can u help me?
and what about this ?
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Tillyboo08
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Re: searching for peter can u help me?
Hi everyone hope your all well , its been awhile i know, but just wanted to let you know ive found Peter.
met him last night in Liverpool he has my number and has rung me and we re meeting up on Tuesday, its a bit of a shock as id almost given up and thought id never see him again , maybe fate has stepped in a little. Peter is just as gorgeous as the last time i saw him and im all smiles
xx
met him last night in Liverpool he has my number and has rung me and we re meeting up on Tuesday, its a bit of a shock as id almost given up and thought id never see him again , maybe fate has stepped in a little. Peter is just as gorgeous as the last time i saw him and im all smiles
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andy2007
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Re: searching for peter can u help me?
CONGRATULATIONS! It's good to hear you've found him again. I hope it all works out for you both.
Don't knock Insanity
it's just another outlook on Reality!
it's just another outlook on Reality!
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Lounge Lizard
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Re: searching for peter can u help me?
Congratulations indeed, and I'm sure you'll both be a lot happier together than that William and Kate.
Money isn't everything.
Christmas engagemant and summer wedding perhaps.
Are we all invited ? 
Money isn't everything.
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Stormproof
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Re: searching for peter can u help me?
Wow, never thought I would see this thread resurrected. Congrats. Has he got any good looking friends? 
So keep on moving, moving, moving your feet
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets
Illegitimi non carborundum
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets
Illegitimi non carborundum
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dvbuk55
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Re: searching for peter can u help me?
Yes............he's long coated with pointy earsStormproof wrote:Wow, never thought I would see this thread resurrected. Congrats. Has he got any good looking friends?
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Stormproof
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Re: searching for peter can u help me?
Bit too hairy for my liking DVBdvbuk55 wrote:Yes............he's long coated with pointy earsStormproof wrote:Wow, never thought I would see this thread resurrected. Congrats. Has he got any good looking friends?![]()
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What do you think?
So keep on moving, moving, moving your feet
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets
Illegitimi non carborundum
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets
Illegitimi non carborundum