Rictus uh oh the weekends running out thread

MessyMare

rictus123 wrote: »

Do all car garages take a credit card to pay for mot?

Depends on the garage and whether they have a card reader? My place only takes cash

bookseller1980

schoolrunmum wrote: »

Only if I could remember how to do it Bookie! There are some on my FB page...didn't think you were into cars??

I was thinking of the house actually! Plus I've forgotten your real name if I have you on FB. :o

Just discovered that trying to slide a huge rug over a couple of inches with a pine dining table and 4 chairs on it was the best idea in the world. Ouch!

ghostmadlittlemiss

I think I just pulled a muscle in my arm trying to shift a cobweb off the ceiling with a copy of Paul Heelas' The New Age Movement. At least my books seem to be serving a purpose for once. *rolls eyes*
Kayleigh
Ps Is anyone else finding the forum's really lagging today?

rictus123

ColleenPamela wrote: »

Depends on the garage and whether they have a card reader? My place only takes cash

Im away to sign up for the online credit card services so i can make a balance transfer if i have to. Its so i can pay off my credit card, which is what im away to do...:T

bookseller1980

I'm not lagging - I'm on a clean up mission.

Just noticed your avvie SRM - and there's me asking for piccies of the house.

rictus123

Just paid £551.75 off my RBS platinum credit card to clear it:eek::j

Wannabefree_2

SuzySu wrote: »

I would say 'sorry' Pepe, but it sounds as if you really enjoyed your jaunt

Have just made zero point (WWers will understand) butternut and pepper soup for lunch - lush!!

Not sure what do this afternoon. I know what I should be doing, but I'm feeling far too lazy. Still, if I stay indoors I'm less likely to spend money.

Ooh i`ve made that soup too & it is lovely, best thing about it is you can have a huge big bowl full & its all zero points, i took it to work with me.

schoolrunmum

That was a couple of weeks ago in the snow..pm coming your way!

pepe2008

ColleenPamela wrote: »

Yep, his is a '65 split screen; I drive a '70 beetle (late model unfortunately) as my daily (90 mile round trips most days, ouch )

I've got to admit I do love Lagos; it does my health no end of good what with all the sunshine but ouch, it did wallop my CC!

Lives at home, everything paid for him and hes got a '65 splitty! Hmmmmm, one day he'll discover that things have to be worked for.
Sorry to sound harsh CP but we see loads of 'Trustafarians' at VW meets:D

Hope your heater channels are healthy CP! Well done for keeping a '70 Beetle alive.

schoolrunmum

Wannabefree wrote: »

Ooh i`ve made that soup too & it is lovely, best thing about it is you can have a huge big bowl full & its all zero points, i took it to work with me.

Anyone have the recipe??