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5 OS Pleasures in your Day Today part 2

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  • DundeeDoll
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    So behind with the archers (due to iplayer not broadcasting in poland hiss boo) hope to start catching up tomoz. Hope today went well mhags been thinking of you both xxx
    1) managed to drag myself up for early meeting. Os joy? Waking 30 mins before the alarm so got snuggly lie in
    2) lunch with meeting (well meeting was 6 hours long!) campus catering were full booked so they got very nice cafe to do lunch :P
    3) very short wait for bus up to hospital, and will be able to claim the £1.45 back
    4) added cashew nuts to rest of bean stew nom nom
    5) shop at tesco (we go once every couple of months to stock up on things we cant get from l!dl like redbush teabags and brown rice) dd gave me £5 off £40 till spit and we came in at a very comfotable £43 :D
    In bed now with a cup of tea. Hooray for wintry comforts
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  • Frith
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    edited 26 March 2013 at 10:42PM
    Pleasures for today.

    1) Not a bad sleep.

    2) Sons off to school happily.

    3) Cold has now reached "stinking" category so went back to bed at 8am when bigger son had left.

    4) HM soup and bread for lunch.

    5) Brother came round to mend the kitchen sink tap.

    6) Mum popped round with some flowers for me!

    7) When I went for my paper, Sue the Shop pointed out that baking potatoes are 35p so I only bought 2!

    8) Sons came home; bigger son had made pineapple upside down cake. :-)

    9) Smaller son's taxi got stuck in the snow outside the house! Brother and I pushed it out and a passing farmer got off his tractor and helped us too.

    10) Text from Sixth Form College friends about meeting up over Easter. We're also going to Laserquest with another college friend and her 2 children.

    11) MrN's sons 3 and 5 visited.

    Funny today - a strange individual on this very forum decided to swear at me and tell me to "get a life" and that I was "lonely". First time in 20 years that someone has been rude to me on the internet. Had to laugh at the lonely bit with all the people coming and going today.

    and 12) Still got my cold so will be away to bed in a while with a couple of hwb and Holby. Must do PE kit and set the breadmaker going first...
  • Long time lurker on this thread but:
    1. Writing a 12 page letter to my friend in the US
    2. Finding a fiver (!) in some OH's washing
    3. Finding a 49p Asda womble from a receipt I picked up on Saturday
    4. Having Mr Robin come to the back door to be fed
    5. Finding a place to get cheap thread from
    But I'm going to say this once, and once only, Gene. Stay out of Camberwick Green :D
  • ampersand
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    edited 26 March 2013 at 11:04PM
    'Funny today - a strange individual on this very forum decided to swear at me and tell me to "get a life" and that I was "lonely". First time in 20 years that someone has been rude to me on the internet. Had to laugh at the lonely bit with all the people coming and going today.'
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    Frith, by sheer chance [I've had an enforced sort of near-putah-all-day day]I saw this and did not wade in, deliberately. Posted sth which I hope indicated all readers were aware of this oickness. Strongly felt poster was a troll-reactor and seeking same. A year ago, I might have felt it more necessary to ride in to your defence, but you no longer wear that more fragile Frith foremost. Take yet another bow, esp. by contrast with that particular parent whose daughter is sans doute longing to fledge some sort of wings in NY.
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    p.s. to welcome Rage in Eden[like that, very much], esp to learn of Wombling chez Asda! All my years of training and practice have been @Mr T. Lawks, is there any way I can multi-event for Rio 2016?
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  • Frith
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    I only hope he is a troll. I looked at some of his previous posts (something I never do, check back on people!) and my "favourite" was that his daughter had become a vegetarian so he had "forced" (his word) her to eat meat by confiscating basically everything she owned then she had lost 7lbs. Which rather begged the question how he knew what she weighed? I have no idea what my sons weigh and, if they were 17, wouldn't dream of asking!
  • nuttybabe
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    Evening all

    Mine for today

    1. hubby fixed the side gate :D

    2. Got some good bargains today

    3. Finished ds1's homework for the term. We built a house and insulated it :D

    4. Kids brought home loads of easter eggs etc from youthy this evening. They had a brilliant night.

    5. Footy was on so I have wine :D
  • ampersand wrote: »
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    p.s. to welcome Rage in Eden[like that, very much], esp to learn of Wombling chez Asda! All my years of training and practice have been @Mr T. Lawks, is there any way I can multi-event for Rio 2016?

    LOL well the name is courtesy of my fave band ever! :D Best wombled receipt ever in Asda's carpark was nearly £6!!! but 49p is not to be sniffed at for bending down and picking up a piece of rubbish, I'm not too proud LOL
    But I'm going to say this once, and once only, Gene. Stay out of Camberwick Green :D
  • ampersand
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    Frith wrote: »
    I only hope he is a troll. I looked at some of his previous posts (something I never do, check back on people!) and my "favourite" was that his daughter had become a vegetarian so he had "forced" (his word) her to eat meat by confiscating basically everything she owned then she had lost 7lbs. Which rather begged the question how he knew what she weighed? I have no idea what my sons weigh and, if they were 17, wouldn't dream of asking!
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    Good grief!
    Poor lass!
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  • ampersand
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    edited 26 March 2013 at 11:40PM
    LOL well the name is courtesy of my fave band ever! :D Best wombled receipt ever in Asda's carpark was nearly £6!!! but 49p is not to be sniffed at for bending down and picking up a piece of rubbish, I'm not too proud LOL
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    Rage, you cannot know how unusual is such a putah-ish day for me and THIS
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b011rf7f/episodes/guide

    is what I was about to add to this:[another 'by chance' and has been most enjoyable]
    https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4518595

    As for ' bending down and picking up a piece of rubbish',we are being admirable Keep It Tidy citizens, surely?
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    'People don't want much. They want: "Someone to love, somewhere to live, somewhere to work and something to hope for."
    Norman Kirk, NZLP- Prime Minister, 1972
    ***JE SUIS CHARLIE***
    'It is difficult to free fools from the chains they revere' François-Marie AROUET


  • Purple_kitten
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    Mcullouch I love discovering new favourite clothes that were hidden away.
    DD. Thanks, very good point.

    It’s no good I have to ask, and it’s going to make me sound like a right “girlie”:rotfl: but DH and I have been coming up with all sorts of acronyms for OGV, put me out of my curiosity “Old Granny Vehicle, Over Ground, er Old Gardening, Ocean Going Vessel, Other Goods, errr then it just starts getting sillier!!!!:):rotfl::rotfl:

    1.I had a phone call off the job I really wanted, when I told them I wasn’t really interested now it made them even more interested, I am flattered but I am “comfortable” where I am for now. :o:o

    2.Some strong painkillers worked on the aches and pains
    3.Got up at 6am, got the new chap had his castors off, and DH and I stopped in at a cafe and had a brekkie while waiting.:cool:
    4. Worked from home.:D
    5. Something from the freezer tetris for tea.
    6. Watching the wildlife on the feeders
    7. Got through another small pile of paperwork
    8. Sitting here with 2 jumpers on.
    9. Men in Black 3 - fantastic:):):)
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