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I Am Productive and Shall Prove It: Part 1

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4 responses to “I Am Productive and Shall Prove It: Part 1”

  1. that sounds about right. and he will probably demand interest. You know, for every week i keep your money safe, you have to give me a fiver. Beause thats’s the sort of thing he would do.
    I would probably do it if i found someone gullible enough.
    and sorry about the ticket thing. at least you got one. i didn’t. but then my easter pressie from m & d was Tighter and £11. which i spent, on a bikini.
    Goodbye, happy easter. x 🙂

    1. I think I’d take Tighter over watching Maxim make an extrordinary amount of money (we got some from various relatives, he must have made £30 over the weekend).

      You too 🙂

  2. This made me laugh, it sounds as though you have had rather a good Easter holidays. I especially laughed at the bit about Maxim even though I had already heard as I was at the Tidbury’s when Joanne received the text, adressed to ‘fairy godmother’, we all laughed and discussed how Maxim doesn’t lend or spend money, then Isobel pointed out that he lent me money last time at the garden show, we decided this was the only time. Ever.

    I am hoping Dr Death hasn’t commited suicide, that would be a shame.

    Oh and you have just reminded me that I wanted to get my second piercing done sometime. Purely because I am very bad at making decisions and it would mean not having to choose which pair of earrings to wear. Is that a bad reason? Probably, but oh well.

    1. I got mine done so my fish hook earrings would look cool.

      So, yeah.

      Maxim is the world’s safest bank. He will take your money, guard it with his life and never give it back.

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