30-04-2014, 02:24 PM
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Re: Should I be sulking?
Originally Posted by daisymay
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Have noticed several 'Happy Birthday' posts recently, so how come mine passed with not a single reference? 
Happy belated Birthday - hope it was a good day for you
30-04-2014, 02:34 PM
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Re: Should I be sulking?
March 4 for future reference, and actually was a nice day. Son had arranged for day off and we went to Cardiff Bay, took a boat ride around bay, and as it was actually a lovely day we had a stroll around and a look see inside the Millenium Centre, then had a lovely meal in Waggamamma, a Japanese noodle bar.
30-04-2014, 03:25 PM
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Re: Should I be sulking?
Originally Posted by daisymay
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March 4 for future reference, and actually was a nice day. Son had arranged for day off and we went to Cardiff Bay, took a boat ride around bay, and as it was actually a lovely day we had a stroll around and a look see inside the Millenium Centre, then had a lovely meal in Waggamamma, a Japanese noodle bar.
30-04-2014, 03:50 PM
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Re: Should I be sulking?
Originally Posted by daisymay
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Have noticed several 'Happy Birthday' posts recently, so how come mine passed with not a single reference?
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30-04-2014, 03:56 PM
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Re: Should I be sulking?
Originally Posted by Patsy
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When was it gal - I blame the change recently made, putting the thread into general chat, should be in announcements .... Happy belated Birthday - hope it was a good day for you
the Announcements section is used by The Boss for posting changes and info about the forum 
30-04-2014, 05:54 PM
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Re: Should I be sulking?
Thank you everyone, looks like it was maybe my own fault. Waggamamma was fab. My son is in to everything Japanese, manga comics, cartoons etc. etc. and he has always wanted to try what they call Ramen noodles. Basically a huge bowl of spicy broth with a mound of Japanese noodles with veggies, chicken, shrimp and pork, you eat the meat and noodles using chopsticks, then you lift the bowl with both hands and 'slurp', in fact one is obliged to make as much noise as possible as this denotes enjoyment. And he certainly enjoyed it.
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