OS Daily Thursday 31st July

mioliere

Hi Pippa - was that an extra £10 per month? And are you on dual fuel with them? If so, that's a lot less than the £250 they quoted me?!! It works out at almost £21 extra per month!

KathyXX

redruby

afternoon all,

Back from w**k, have just taken little dog for a run over the park, and she has now gone back to sleep :rolleyes: .

Dory thanks for the good wishes for OH, he is feeling better now, hope you are feeling better too, I always find I feel better after a night out if I eat lots hugs to you and churchie, naughty girls

Meanmarie, good news for your dd, ( its my oh test tomorrow :eek: )

Fizzel, hope it all goes well for your ds xx

This whole capping thing has got me really confused, will have to have a good look in a while.

Hugs to beth, candy, smoky.

Welcome to melli x

Cat sorry to hear you have lost the little ones x

Off to have a look at the capping thing, then have a bath.

Have good evenings all xx

KAAT_LADY

hey there

talking fuel prices,,

we changed from npower last spring and we were paying about £150 a month for both electric and gas,, so we switched back to scottish power and were charged £69 a month and it has now gone up to £73 ,, I would never go with anyone else now,,and will stay with scottish power from now on.

KAAT


you will never guess npower has just been to the door to ask why I left and to offer me £80 cashback if I go back with them and also another £30 for sommat else

KAAT

Pippa.S

mioliere wrote: »

Hi Pippa - was that an extra £10 per month? And are you on dual fuel with them? If so, that's a lot less than the £250 they quoted me?!!

KathyXX

Yes it`s £10 per month extra, and its dual fuel. I got it up on line and OH was on the phone, took ages to get through though,but yes thats what it worked out to.
£250 a year seems an awful lot to me, ours will work out to £120 a year.

OH tried the night before and got a most unhelpful woman, so we tried again last night, and got a very helpful one, and so did the deal.
Anne
x

sistercas

Gingham_Ribbon wrote: »

I should have said. Sorry. It was £23.50 for the fruit and veg, £1.87 for 2l milk and £3.80 for 2 dozen eggs. The eggs and milk are expensive compared to non organic, but it gives me longer away from the supermarket, which is where I tend to overspend.

That sounds really good value to me, i bet the quality is better too than supermarket stuff
cas x

juliejim

I'm logging off now - DH will be home in a minute and then it's a case of packing the car, eating some tea and going. See you all in a couple of weeks. Hope everyone stays well and happy.

Hugs

Jue

Essex-girl_2

Evening All

Maried - Congrats to your DD :j

Catowen - Sorry to here about the loss of the lo's, fingers crossed someone else turns up asap.

Pink - hate holiday blues - hope the sun comes out for you now.

Gingham - grrrr they dont deliver round here at the moment but I am on their list and they will email when they start.

Momentous day here - have finished the ironing :j :j :j . :j Most of it is put away and the last bit will def be done before I go to bed tonight.

Not going to see Mama Mia tonight after all, OH really wants to see it too but has to go to work early so will probably go Saturday. So tonight will quicly wrap up OH's pressies (though his main one hasnt arrived yet) and have a chill out on the sofa.
x

mummysaver

Afternoon all!

Just found little girl kitten has died, she was very tiny but did seem to be feeding, perhaps she was just too little. Kids seem fine about, think it must be living in a farming community that makes them so pragmatic about animals.

Got dd3's inline skates this morning and the girls in the village have all been whizzing up and down outside all day, only had to apply one plaster to a little cut, so not too bad on the injury front, though they all have so many pads they look like American football players!

Not done a whole lot else today, will get kids to help tidy around whilst I start the Mexican food - plenty of kids here so shouldn't take them long, me on the other hand will be make hundreds of tortillas, well a lot anyway!

Have a good day all xx

KAAT_LADY

hiya everyone

mummysaver ,, sorry to hear about the kitten,, was it the runt of the litter,,
I think kids are very resilient.. I remember when we gave our dog away DS didnt really bother but I cried ,,,the silly old moo that I am

we will probably be making jam tonite as DH loves his jam

See ya later

KAAT x

LameWolf

MUMMYSAVER

so sorry to hear about the wee kitten. I always get upset if anything happens to an animal.