The Compers Inn - Part 6

crin

:T Great achievement Kipper and many thanks for all your hard work and some fabulous competitions you have found for us all, it is very much appreciated.
I think Martin should give you an award or something.:beer:

keletubbie

I'm supposed to be on a diet too...

Have managed to lose a few pounds running around like a blue arsed fly trying to get ready to go! House is a tip, cases are still empty, travel insurance not sorted, no idea how to get to the airport, not confirmed the apartment...

Sounds about right.

And, judging by how much I plan to eat, I'll look more like this when I get back:

toomanykids

rofl kele :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

ginjim

if u go travelling a lot its worhwhile getting yearly insurance
take a look at travelsupermarket.com

EverDecreasingCircles

Well done! (now go get a life girl, you're here faaarrr too often)

Jen x

wokkies

:j:j:j:j:j
:j:jfinally
after many phone calls to all the local nurseries which where full till next year, I think, fingers crossed that he has got a place in the private day nursery, they are ringing me back on monday:j:j:j:j

Muffy0

ooh breaking news, I might be getting a seven seater car soon (buying not winning )

Gonna have a look round some places on Sunday - just have to get the other half to agree, he can be a right stick in the mud at times

toomanykids

Had loads of experience of 7 & 8 seaters Muffy, go carefully they are just big cars and as long as you don't overload you'll be fine (Kia Sedona's are great!)
but we ended up with a 9 seater minibus (called Sherman as it drives like a tank!) and this can take everything we pack in it, all the kids, their mates & the kitchen sink!! The insurance was only £260 roughly and the road tax is the same as a car.

ps T - fridge smells lovely, thank you xxx

irisrose

Muffy0

was thinking of getting a renault grand scenic