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5 OS Pleasures in your Day Today part 2

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  • sparrer
    sparrer Posts: 7,548 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker I've been Money Tipped!
    Exhausted! I've yelled, screamed, shouted, cheered and now I've lost my voice! Team GB is simply the best :T

    1. The Olympics. Jessica Ennis is a star!

    2. Gave my lovely neighbour a paint tray and a few strawberries which I found hiding under the greenery in the garden. She gave me an accounts book, now I have to keep track of the pennies. Ah well, it had to happen one day. It's the reduced cream scones and good brand Earl Grey I'll have a problem with, but at least only I will see it ;)

    3 Did you see Mo Farrah?!

    4. The decorator is coming on Monday at 8am :eek:. Cleared most of the lounge, just the book case to go

    5. Greg Rutherford can fly!

    6. 14 Golds, 7 Silver, 8 Bronze!!!!!!

    I'm so proud to be British. Sweet dreams :)
  • DundeeDoll
    DundeeDoll Posts: 5,221 Forumite
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    Love the mayo -planning to do the same with vegemite jar and summat chocolatey :P and the parrot -priceless. I need to stand in the school turning holding up a hairdryer like a speedradar :rotfl:
    Like you sparrer have never been night fishing so might add that to the list
    1) changed library books very mse
    2) walking back friend stopped to say he was just off to art festival in Pittenweem and wouldi,like to go :D
    3) pittenweem is gorgeous. So picturesque and everyone sooo nice. I have fallen in love!
    4) stopped for the famous anstruther fish supper -long wait in queue but worth it
    5) on return went to friend's birthday bbq. When i got home ds sed he was just out to a party too.i sed wouldnt i be funny if it was the same one. Am guessing from his face answer was no :rotfl: though it was only 4 doors down from his
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  • giddynici
    giddynici Posts: 274 Forumite
    1 - The sun shining!

    2 - Seeing some of the girls from my guides unit in a parade.

    3 - Amazing daytime fireworks display after the parade.

    4 - Order arrived for my hols (cost, but went to shop to research then found online for about half the price!)

    5 - A text from a friend in Welsh saying Nicola you are very nice Awww!
  • Frith
    Frith Posts: 8,755 Forumite
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    Busy day here!

    1) Smaller son is now 9. :-)

    2) Reasonable sleep.

    3) Smaller son's school friend came to play (the other friend he has EVER had round, he has no interest in anyone else!)

    4) Tasty lunch.

    5) Did baking for the birthday party - 24 fairy cakes, a courgette quiche and some jam tarts from the left over pastry.

    6) Went to the garage so smaller son could jet wash my car (his favourite activity at the moment).

    7) Birthday party with my siblings, mum and dad, my school friend then OH and his sons.

    8) Game of cricket after the birthday tea at the back of the village hall with all the above except my mum. Went on for ages and everyone had enjoyed it.

    9) The Olympics.

    10) OH brought my phone charger with him (he stopped off on the way home from camping to see smaller son and for the party) so I was finally able to recharge my phone and had loads of messages.

    11) People asked me what smaller son wanted for his birthday so he got exactly what he wanted. Brother bought him a scrabble board (off ebay, 2nd hand but one of the deluxe ones so he can't knock the tiles off accidentally); mum and dad bought him an electric toothbrush because he is obsessed with brushing his teeth - he's delighted with it!
  • VJsmum
    VJsmum Posts: 6,999 Forumite
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    Sparrer. loving the parrot idea
    Frith - glad DS had a good birthday

    for today

    drove.into and ou of pittsburgh with barely a wrong turn
    the nice man at the parking lot who directed me somewhere cheaper
    the nice bakery lady who let us use the loo even tho we only bought one bottle of lemonade
    the incline railways and fab views from top
    boat trip
    I wanna be in the room where it happens
  • recoverydust
    recoverydust Posts: 525 Forumite
    edited 5 August 2012 at 6:50AM
    new to this board
    but been lurking.....

    1. Enjoyed my plants

    2. Took friend and dd to beach for a play

    3. Spent time with DH - film night in

    4. Went to Asda kids sale for xmas presents - budget £15.00

    5. Got cheap seasonal veg to freeze - how do you freeze asparagus?????

    that should keep me out of trouble
  • Kittikins
    Kittikins Posts: 5,335 Forumite
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    Hello recoverydust and well done on the Xmas present buying, you sound like a gal after my own heart, I am a bargain queen y'see :)
  • Kittikins wrote: »
    Hello recoverydust and well done on the Xmas present buying, you sound like a gal after my own heart, I am a bargain queen y'see :)

    pretty girls t shirts for £1.00 each sets of two or three... nice one!
  • Take_it_like_a_man,_sonny
    Take_it_like_a_man,_sonny Posts: 923 Forumite
    edited 5 August 2012 at 10:49AM
    Welcome to Recover the Duster

    5 Fixed the bed as a slat had broke. Good job I did woiodwork all them years since, soon hand the clamps, hammer and screwed it back together. Now all bouncy bounce!

    4 Cleaned out understair nest, chucked some useless bits. Checked the tins of QS foir xmas. 2003 1.5kg, 2005 1.3kg. Bet they are not this BAH HUMBUG, I shall not mention that word yet.

    3 Cleaned out shed, moved some old bits. Well on Friday I had to gets the bat cage for the Tiger, and it was a mess. So nice all sorted again for a year or so.

    2 Got the treaders readied, bikes to you lot. Serviced and brakes set for anotehr week or so. Found £4.80 in the bag, so liquidated it for a bottle of wobbleade.

    1 Tricks come and go. Magicians blind us with there conjuring. Still no one knew the riddle. Chocolate sponge after that treacle of yesterday.

    I see in the ST today that most college students are on AD's by the age of 19. Surely this is not right! We were on bottles at that age on my apprensticeship!
    I hvae nt snept th lst fw mntes writg ths post fr yu t cme alng hre nd agre wth m!

    Cheers! :beer::beer::beer::beer::beer:
  • newlywed
    newlywed Posts: 8,255 Forumite
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    Hi all here's mine so far:

    1. A friend said if our fridge freezer broke they could lend us theirs as it's in storage - it was the only large kitchen appliance left working!

    2. OH fixed the oven!! It took about 15 mins.

    3. The cooker part only cost £25 for the element.

    4. Mum lets us borrow her washing machine.

    5. I can bake bread and cakes now I have a working oven!!!! :D:D

    6. Even without the oven, we coped fine with the hob, slow cooker and microwave ;)

    Off the raid the baking cupboard .....:j
    working on clearing the clutterDo I want the stuff or the space?
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