***Fabulous Friday 19th February Chat***

spud30

Bunnyinthelights wrote: »

I think we may be going to Greece in Aug...

My Dad and his wife are going there in Aug and want us to join them there (it's my Dad's 60th, his wife's 50th and obvioulsy my 40th)

ETA:
this is my STEP dad who I refer to as my Dad as my real dad was the once who was in an institution.

That sounds fab. Whereabouts? I love Greece

Bunnyinthelights

Not sure Spud-we've not talked about it for ages-I love Greece too (only been to Rhodes but had a fab time-that was 10 years ago!)

scaredy_cat

i think the difference between a stew and a casserole is stew has dumplings with it and casserole has potatoes with it.... ?

spud30

Bunnyinthelights wrote: »

Not sure Spud-we've not talked about it for ages-I love Greece too (only been to Rhodes but had a fab time-that was 10 years ago!)

I've been to Kos, and loved it there. Would be a lovely thing to do with your dad and his faamily ehh

bank_of_slate

*returns from M&S and Morrisons*

I am the worst depressed impulse buyer ever!

Normal people would buy cake, chocolate, stodgy comfort food etc...

What do I return with? sushi, sweet potatoes, bananas, salmon fillets and organic free range eggs. Oh, i did get a bar of dark 90% cocoa chocolate.

*sigh*

...Linda xx

bank_of_slate

Hey, I did find this....

https://www.yha.org.uk/find-accommodation/search-results.aspx

...Linda xx

redsquirrel80

bank_of_slate wrote: »

*returns from M&S and Morrisons*

I am the worst depressed impulse buyer ever!

Normal people would buy cake, chocolate, stodgy comfort food etc...

What do I return with? sushi, sweet potatoes, bananas, salmon fillets and organic free range eggs. Oh, i did get a bar of dark 90% cocoa chocolate.

*sigh*

...Linda xx

Well at least it should make you feel better rather than full of stodge!

I have just had a bit of a shout at work

becky_rtw

I buy fruit and veg when I feel rubbish (and smoothies) - I tend to buy junk when I feel good

Hope the sushi helps cheer you up a touch

mrsspendalot

Hellooooo

Bit the bullet and cancelled Sky today ..... what a nightmare trying to cancel! Do they go on special training on how to make you feel like the worst person in the world for wanting/needing to cancel??? It took 2 separate phone calls to get them to cancel. Had the whole 'do you have kids in the house, what are they going to watch if you cancel because there isn't much for kids on freeview' guilt trip, the works. DH was saying to them 'we need to cancel as we just don't have the income - we need to keep a roof over our heads so Sky isn't a luxury we can afford right now' but all they kept harping on about was how we would lose Sky Plus and how bored the kids would be with nothing to watch. Anyway, finally got them to shut up and press the cancel button, so we are now £41 a month better off.

bank_of_slate

becky_rtw wrote: »

I buy fruit and veg when I feel rubbish (and smoothies) - I tend to buy junk when I feel good

Hope the sushi helps cheer you up a touch

Oh and 2 cartons of Innocent Smoothies
Morissons have the big cartons on 2 for £5 at the moment
...Linda xx