Fibromyalgia

Careful_with_that_Axe

Yes, Wolfie and given that your (very male ) OH has been so solicitous, get thee to the supermarche girlie!

am p'd off here. Did indeed nip out to get papers. Had to pull over 2 mins from home as was feeling sick. Parked according to blue badge, nipped to loos, threw up, came ack to car - a parking ticket on it!!
Yes, I know I can appeal, but it's just something else to have to deal with. :mad:

My own fault (throwing up) for trying to drink coffee again. Obviously doesn't suit me anymore which is a shame as I was addicted to black coffee.

How brilliant s/e that you get milk delivered - it's a dying service. No-one here does it. I am passionate about supporting local businesses and old-fashioned (?) services that help people and would be willing to pay the premium for it if it was offered.

Right, off to enter results of a brochure request mystery shop to bring in a few more pennies this month.
Oh, and take an anti-emetic! Then maybe can think about some lunch.
Hugs to all.

LameWolf

somebody_else wrote: »

You couldn't pick me up a pint of milk while you're at it, could you?

Sure - d'you want me to post it to you?:D

Careful_with_that_Axe

Wolfie, you got there before me.

BZ - brochire ends up being all about a Toyota Rav. Have you thought about one of those? Has anyone tried one?

somebody_else

Careful_with_that_Axe wrote: »

am p'd off here. Did indeed nip out to get papers. Had to pull over 2 mins from home as was feeling sick. Parked according to blue badge, nipped to loos, threw up, came ack to car - a parking ticket on it!!
Yes, I know I can appeal, but it's just something else to have to deal with.

Bummer! [As a friend of mine says.] Hope it doesn't take too long to sort out, and you stop feeling sick soon.

Careful_with_that_Axe wrote:

How brilliant s/e that you get milk delivered - it's a dying service. No-one here does it. I am passionate about supporting local businesses and old-fashioned (?) services that help people and would be willing to pay the premium for it if it was offered.

Sadly, not for much longer if they carry on like this. The reason I don't expect them to call is this is the 3rd time I've either ended up with no milk, or the wrong milk. They didn't bother to respond to my calls the previous occasions, and this is their last chance. I have no problem with paying a bit extra to support a local business, but I don't expect to be ignored when there's a problem.

somebody_else

LameWolf wrote: »

Sure - d'you want me to post it to you?:D

If you wouldn't mind. It's still likely to get here before my next delivery is due.

LameWolf

Right, I'm off to brave the horrors of the supermarket.
Be good, play nicely.:D

somebody_else

Rather you than me. Have fun, and don't do anything we wouldn't do.

raeh

lamewolf i hope the supermarket isnt too stressful, is there ever a time to go now i wonder when it isnt too busy?? always seems to be heaving whatever time i try

CwtA i hope you are feeling better?? give em what for when you appeal against the ticket

my sister gets her milk delivered but shes thinking of cancelling as its more trouble than its worth as she sometimes doesnt get any delivered [and with 2 wee ones she needs plenty of milk in] or she gets it and the dates are terrible they never listen when she rings and bill her whatever :rolleyes:

Careful_with_that_Axe

raeh, I'm fine now, thanks. Once it's out (ewwww!), I'm OK again. and I do have anti-nausea tabs for when needed. Did you get medication sorted?

Re supermarket, I try to go very early or very late to take advantage of whoopsied products. And try to avoid at all costs the busy weekends, specially at this time of year.

purplecatlover

supermarkets, best time to go is 8or9om on a saturday night, at least round here, everyone is out in the pubs by then and its blissfully empty. or else very early in the morning.

i buy uht milk these days, and occasionally a pint of fresh if i remember, got fed up of it going off.

bummer about the parking ticket, hopefully it wont be too much hassle to sort.