I was haggling with a kitchen fitter and told him if he gives it me cheaper,he can stay over. Not realising what i'd said until my builder said hey but your married, then i realised. What i meant to say was 'he could stay for his tea'......very embarrassing, he seemed to lap up the attention though, while i went red in the face.
Without a shadow of a doubt the most silliest thing I have said recently is "Yeah, ok " when asked by Mrs Bear if it would be alright to visit her slighty mad and loopy American Auntie Joan, who lives in Sandbanks here, between now and us going away for Christmas, who looks like between Joan Collins and that evil witch in The Wizard Of Oz, and am convinced that she may one day put us in a cooking pot and eat us all.........aaarrgghhhhhhh!!
I remember a close friend of mine discussing Princess Caroline's first marriage break-up and how the Pope had approved of the divorce as, she said, "the marriage had not been consumed."
A chap once rang up to check that his number would be in the next telephone directory and that his details were correct.
I read his details out including his address which was in Sir John Hunts Court.......there was a short silence, then one of my colleagues said "What's a Hort?"
I was talking to a friend of mine recently about my ex, so he asked me when I'd last spoken to her?
Not long ago, says I, about eight years ago I think.
He creased up.
I think it might be time to move on.
my mobile rang whilst my husband and I were in the car and when I wouldnt answer it my husband asked why. "Because I might get a fine if I get seen I replied." My husband burst out laughing and then I realised why..... I was the passenger! Doh....