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Insane RAMblings of a barking sheep
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morning all
hi HWGA
little lamb feed around that time,,went straight back to sleep:j:j
back and hands a little stiff this morning,,,sure the kids will UN wind me soon:rolleyes:
breakfast has been devoured,and dustbin dumped in the most awkward place i could fined ...just for the next door but one neighbour..
she puts her bins outside my house on the Street ,,makes it very hard to reverse the car out of the drive way... also she stole my green bin:mad::mad: two months ago the bins got crossed over,the one here was a bit grotty,,,so i said we would swop over next time..
that time the mc crushed her lid,,so i said id keep it,,,about a month ago they came round with our new black bin and i asked the man for a new green bin,,,two weeks later i couldn't get out to get the bins in, as heavy rain and baby was sick or playing up...got up the next morning to find both the new bins gone and two grotty ones left,,,check the street when i got back from the school run,,,,theirs my two new bins with big number stickers on ,,,,hers!!!!
cought her later in the week and said she only has to ring the council if she wants new bins ,,,you dont have to steal someone elses!!!!
ive always had these bins,,,,they only look new because i look after them ,,,was the reply........:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
that's the dustbin rant over:o
bank holls is finishing like it started,,,,wet!!
and the drive way looks lovely:j:j filled the big triangular gap with little white stones i found in the shed:D
hoovering to be done today:whistle: maybe the hoover fairy will call in whilst im out shopping
got to go to smiths for baby cupboard locks,,,and a bike for es,was going to get 2nd hand one but small bikes aint that expensive and it is his first bike.....am i bad???
have a nice day u 'olWAS DEBT FREE & STILL BAAARRRRRKING :cool:
hello my name is shaun,,,and im not so addicted to farmville,still addicted to football:o:o
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Morning Shaun,
Don't you hate neighbours like that...ours parks so far forward accross both houses that I have to move my car so DH can park on the driveway.
Happy hoovering
Tea
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What a rotten neighbour!
And if you put a saucer of milk out, the hoover fairy *might* call2023: the year I get to buy a car0 -
shaun40400 wrote: »also she stole my green bin:mad::mad: ...got up the next morning to find both the new bins gone and two grotty ones left,,,
Oh the battle of the bins - we had only had our new big black bin and few months when someone nicked it and left a grotty smaller one in its place ......... not happy bunny here and we don't know who has our one even though we had marked it .........:o
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morning surfbabe,kc,tea,,,anyone who pops in later or is lurking,,,DONT LURK SAY HELLO!!!
shopping spends:eek::eek:
wk end 26/6 151.26,,,,3 nsd,,,this one has tesco store room basic's in it (2 wks??)
we end 1/8 222.85,,,, 3 nsd,,,,this one has lydle store room basic,s in it (3 wks??)
dont know know whether this is good or bad,,we are well stocked up for the next 2/3 weeks and should only leave to buy
milk and bread ,,,every two days
fruit and veg,,,twice a week
meats for diners,,,, 3 units a week ?? rest are in freezer
take off 10%/15% for Stirling exchange and export ,,,
wk 26th £129
wk 1st £188
what do you think good or bad???
equal it out at 3 adults??WAS DEBT FREE & STILL BAAARRRRRKING :cool:
hello my name is shaun,,,and im not so addicted to farmville,still addicted to football:o:o
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shaun40400 wrote: »at the end of the day no,,,but do do hand and knees through the day
im going to attend a fitness unit in the local hospital ,and see a specialist to see what can be done,(September),the problem their is the knee is not strong enough to take it!!
hopefully they can come up with some house type exercises ,using chairs,stairs and build up from their
but of cause all this has to done around the kids which adds to the fun
get the kids to join in with the chair-obics! keep them fit, tire them out, hey presto kids sleep and Shaun chill out time!One life - your life - live it!0 -
great idea,,,,,not!! :rolleyes:
little lamb does enough throwing of objects as it is without teaching him how to pick up heavier ones:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
chair-obics ( er was that a word before 9.50am??)
kids keep fit-obics.....that does sound like a good idea,,,
thats why we are going to get es 5yrs a bike today..€70 well spentWAS DEBT FREE & STILL BAAARRRRRKING :cool:
hello my name is shaun,,,and im not so addicted to farmville,still addicted to football:o:o
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Your grocery bill seems high to me shaun, I average out at £75 a week for everything, cleaning (yeah right), food, toiletries, for 5 of us plus a cat. Some weeks it is over £100 but then other weeks it is about £40 so averages out quite well.
But of course that doesn't allow for prices being different between here and Ireland, so it may be a really poor comparison.Successful women can still have their feet on the ground. They just wear better shoes. (Maud Van de Venne)Life begins at the end of your comfort zone (Neale Donald Walsch)0 -
IT VERY HARD TO COMPARE BETWEEN COUNTRIES,,,
theres a few irish folk on the os board so i might post their,,,
also as ive only just started recording the spend it is hard to say how long this food will last,,,
and baby will cost less for a few weeks as we have him off baby puddings,,,,
so jar baby food is for days out and emergencies...
hes also coming off baby milk...but that will exchange for more fresh milk..
taxi or bob....gone brain dead!!!!(yes i know!!)
gave me a linc to tesco uk so must put my list on that and see the difference,,,,WAS DEBT FREE & STILL BAAARRRRRKING :cool:
hello my name is shaun,,,and im not so addicted to farmville,still addicted to football:o:o
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Shaun - if you log on to moneysupermarket.com you can do your shopping list on there and it will compare trolley prices (the goods in them that is, not the trolley itself!) between Tesco, Asda,Sainsburys and I think Morrisons or Waitrose? Not sure which, long time since I last looked at the site.One life - your life - live it!0
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