Favourite moment - hard to pinpoint, but support over the months 
and also winning the Good Pub Guide [you can be sure I'm working hard to try to visit as many as possible!] 
jingle the mind boggles on how it got in her pocket 
ha ha forgot you told me you loved me at the New Years party.... mwahh 
My favourite moment was in the lead up to the Christmas panto when Mamie was practising her choreography and brought her tarts can-can dancers as far as the French airport to perform, then gave up and went home. I laughed so much I had tears running down my face.
Just been reading it again - visions of knickerless dancers with legs behind ears.....! Hilarious!
My favourite moment was when I got a call from Gransnet to ask me if I was willing to be interviewed for an article about Supernanny for the Radio Times. I was in a taxi with my daughter after she had been to hospital for tests on her unborn baby (which all turned out OK in the end). Gransnet asked me if I would be willing to have photos taken the next day. I muttered 'yes' - shocked. It was great fun and I was very proud to be interviewed on behalf of Gransnet!!
Not a day goes by when I don't log on to Gransnet - apart from when I'm away on holiday. Gransnet and it's lovely band of sisters and the odd brother (not literally, of course!) can take the blame for my not getting dressed or making the bed until almost lunchtime some days!
I have received wonderful support from so many of you, and have been made to think seriously about issues that before, I may not have had the chance to discuss or consider, due to the fact I no longer work or often mix with like-minded people. I love Gransnet - long may she reign! 
I joined Gransnet soon after it began. This made me eligible for a prize draw and I won a Ninetendo DS - I had never won anything other then a box of broken cheese biscuits in a raffle. So this was wonderful - I've gone on to buy several games -also some games for my GC to play. I often travel up to London to see them and this keeps me entertained during what can be a tedious journey. So Thank you for that. But, a bigger thank you for this wonderful website of people with similar problems, queries and observations. I have had a number of concerns and the other Gransnetters have been supportive and helpful. So thank you all. When I was computerless for nearly 5 months I felt bereft and it was wonderful to be back. Some GNs have come and gone - but a lot of the originals remain. Almost friends I hope. To Gransnet a big bunch of
Far too many to mention but the highlights where finding the confidence to join GN in May last year after searching other sites which did not suit,the halloween party when I had the first outing on my new 4x4 Turbo Charged Broomstick after falling off the old one into the arms of a Policeman at the beginning of the M6 whilst on my way home
All the help when I was deciding to have my long hair cut just before Christmas when DD said "nannas" don't suit long hair.(still have it)and all the lovely friends I have made during the past year and the good advice I have been given on so many topic's.Thanks GNers. to all.
And when we got drunk on New Years Eve and I told Glass I loved her. That needed to be said.
Oh, and when I got a grin from Cari for saying Happy New Year and may the advert fees keep rolling in.
She's still trying with 'em Glass. (We were out for a walk one day recently and she found one of them in her fleece pocket! 
. Can't imagine where she was when it fell out!)
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