Daily Chat Thursday 11 th Sept

angelflower_2

i love my dyson....had it 4 years so far and it picks up EVERYTHING.

ZTD

sammy115 wrote: »

http://i166.photobucket.com/albums/u108/sammy115/pict0183.jpg

As opposed to this....

Ruck me fagged - that's terrible. I though *I* was bad for trailing cables...

ZTD

LouiseJ wrote: »

Morning Daily Chatters:j

Day from hell coming up for me

Off to hospital with MIL as she is having some tests done (letter says 3 hours) then off to a Funeral this Afternoon:(

:grouphug:

LouiseJ wrote: »

Do you think that tonight I can have a takeaway and a bottle of wine please?

Only if it has something good in it - are grapes one of your five per day?

LouiseJ wrote: »

Interview for me tomorrow and I feel a lot more confident about things after having a chat with the marvelous Wol2:kisses3:

And that's where you are proud to be Huggies.

(Land_of)_Maz

Lucifa73 wrote: »

Morning merMaz - looking forward to your lesson tonight? Will another gold star be coming your way?

i do hope so.. was swimming on sunday so have even done my homework!!

(Land_of)_Maz

sammy115 wrote: »

Maz you crease me up!:rotfl: when do you get your results!

i had confirmation from ICB, i can check online, but it says awaiting to be marked or something.. they did say up to 30 days after 8th Sept. so i guess it's a waiting game......

carrying on with studies now though.......


Also other news from Land of Maz.... joined a running club last night... won't bore you with the details but did 3 miles (mostly running), which was ace for me... i think i'm going to enjoy it...

ZTD

sammy115 wrote: »

Can anyone recommend a vacuum cleaner! Have always had miele's in the past but when my last one broke i bought a cheapo from Tesco and it broke in about two seconds flat...i have just had a look at the new dyson ball but its £239:eek: in argos, are they worth the money!

Dysons are excellent uprights. As cylinders I find them to be heavy and crap.

My mother has a miele - the entire carpet rises when she hoovers. It's very good as far as that's concerned.

Dysons are always on special *somewhere*.

Lucifa73

(Land_of)_Maz wrote: »

i had confirmation from ICB, i can check online, but it says awaiting to be marked or something.. they did say up to 30 days after 8th Sept. so i guess it's a waiting game......

carrying on with studies now though.......


Also other news from Land of Maz.... joined a running club last night... won't bore you with the details but did 3 miles (mostly running), which was ace for me... i think i'm going to enjoy it...

You're getting right into this exercise malarkey - aiming for London 2012 or Glasgow 2014?:p

I'm just jealous cos I can't go out riunning or do the heavy lifting any more. felt like a chore sometimes but now I'm really missing it:rolleyes:

(Land_of)_Maz

Lucifa73 wrote: »

You're getting right into this exercise malarkey - aiming for London 2012 or Glasgow 2014?:p

I'm just jealous cos I can't go out riunning or do the heavy lifting any more. felt like a chore sometimes but now I'm really missing it:rolleyes:

I always enjoy exercising but it's doing it efficiently and with minimum disruption to household that i find hardest....

i was struggling to fit a run in midweek with runchum as we both live in small villages where there is little street light and any run over half a mile takes you onto B road's and you need daylight for that...... so this runclub meets in the town where i work at half six 2 nights a week, for £1.50 a week.. so i can get at least one good run in safely... plus i will develop more within a club as progress is halted and am static at 2 miles at the moment.

Lucifa73

(Land_of)_Maz wrote: »

I always enjoy exercising but it's doing it efficiently and with minimum disruption to household that i find hardest....

i was struggling to fit a run in midweek with runchum as we both live in small villages where there is little street light and any run over half a mile takes you onto B road's and you need daylight for that...... so this runclub meets in the town where i work at half six 2 nights a week, for £1.50 a week.. so i can get at least one good run in safely... plus i will develop more within a club as progress is halted and am static at 2 miles at the moment.

Sounds good. I'm more of a solo runner though. I do it to get away as much as for the fitness aspect

cat4772

Good morning

I've been with Wayne to A&E returns clinic this morning - they've repacked and dressed his leg and he's to go back on Monday for it to be done again...

I'm going swimming again tonight. I managed to do 12 x 25m lengths the first time and 16 lengths on Monday so I'm hoping to get up to 20 this week. My aim is to build up in 4s so that I can do about 60 (I could manage 100 lengths when I swam regularly before but think in my present condition 60 is more realistic. I'mdetermined to build up my fitness levels.

Work are starting to get squiffy about my overtime bill. I have 150 hours accrued after the exam and I was going to take it back a bit each week whilst doing a course but the course isn't going ahead so I asked them to pay me 115 hours overtime and I'll use the other 35 hours to attend antenatal apopintments etc.

Cat.x