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Irrational angst?

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MissAdventure Sat 17-Feb-18 20:09:32

Thank you morethan. You're probably right. I'm usually fairly laid back..

morethan2 Sat 17-Feb-18 20:07:42

I get where your coming from but I doubt this about a dressing gown belt MissAdventure if you’ve been having a hard time and it’s often the smallest thing that breaks the camels back so to speak. Any belt will do until this one turns up, a scarf, a pin or tie. brew cupcake or wine and flowers from me to you. Don’t be hard on yourself

Menopaws Sat 17-Feb-18 20:03:24

Do it together, lovely

MissAdventure Sat 17-Feb-18 20:02:05

Now there is an idea. I think I can knit a belt. Maybe I should force him to knit one? grin

Menopaws Sat 17-Feb-18 20:01:49

Don't have to knit as I can't knit but made out of special piece of material perhaps, just a thought

Menopaws Sat 17-Feb-18 20:00:55

Knit a new belt then you have a story... remember when you lost your belt... then he will treasure it. Perhaps in his fave colours, add a few bits of different wool to make it unique. A fun thing out of an annoying thing.

MissAdventure Sat 17-Feb-18 19:58:57

shock yes, but its rendered the dressing gown useless now!
Who can wear their dressing gown gaping open? (Grandson, that's who!)

OldMeg Sat 17-Feb-18 19:56:59

Take a deep breath and repeat after me ‘it’s only a b****y dressing gown belt’.

MissAdventure Sat 17-Feb-18 19:40:27

Logic tells me Its not, but yes, maybe I have gone off my whatsit.

tanith Sat 17-Feb-18 19:38:47

Really? its not worth stressing over

MissAdventure Sat 17-Feb-18 19:33:45

My grandson has lost his dressing gown belt, and stupidly, I feel really upset about it! confused
He always takes the belt off, and it irks me, because I like things, well, organised, and I can't bear the belt to be elsewhere
Now, despite my warnings, my worst fear has happened, and we can't find the belt
I feel quite tearful about it, as ridiculous as it sounds
Have I finally gone off my rocker?!