Making cards - Ideas for beginners (part 4)

wam73

Pointofnoreturn - Portishead is lovely. It's right by me. Don't go there often but is really beautiful. x

babyfreckles

Tomsmom - Regarding pet insurance, we went through quidco, got a decent price for our cat (£3.60 a month up to £1,500 vet bill) and £30 cashback!

pointofnoreturn

wam73 wrote: »

Pointofnoreturn - Portishead is lovely. It's right by me. Don't go there often but is really beautiful. x

I've not been there for years so it will make a nice change!!

Soma

I won some ribbons - I've been told that they will take a while to come though

my pet insurance is over £10 per cat but its that kind that pays out every year for a long term condition if they develop it

Fifi_Folle

Just popped on quickly again so I don't fall too far behind! I'm off to bed now, it's been a long day!
Looked through the blogs earlier & as usual everybodys cards are fab. I must get some more added to mine & learn how to enter the competitions! Hugs to everyone, especially artydoll; hope you're feeling better soon. x x x

PepPop

TomsMom You're right pet insurance can be a mine field, just make sure that they will continue to cover you for anything that your pet might catch. OH's mum's cat had a kidney complaint and they only covered it for the year that the wee thing developed if - after that they would cover any illness unless it was related to the kidney complaint. Make sure you read all the fine print.

lei_armstrong

Marg wrote: »

Lei - have you seen Rusty's photos? There's a lovely photo there maybe she'd let you use?

Ooh I know awesome pics aren't they! You've reminded me though that I actually have some photos of meerkats from when I went to London Zoo... x

PepPop wrote: »

Lei There's this one (4th down on the right hand column - if you click on it you get the full size pic that you can save)

Thanks x

TomsMom

Soma wrote: »

I won some ribbons - I've been told that they will take a while to come though

my pet insurance is over £10 per cat but its that kind that pays out every year for a long term condition if they develop it

PepPop wrote: »

TomsMom You're right pet insurance can be a mine field, just make sure that they will continue to cover you for anything that your pet might catch. OH's mum's cat had a kidney complaint and they only covered it for the year that the wee thing developed if - after that they would cover any illness unless it was related to the kidney complaint. Make sure you read all the fine print.

Yes, we discovered this today. We will go for one of the lifetime cover things, OH's going to make a phone call to Axa tomorrow as they provide proper life time cover and seem to be recommended more than some other places.

Just going to put pup to bed now and am off myself.

RustyFlange

Sorry not been on all day, just been booking some tickets for days out whilst we are away in cornwall/Devon and noticed that the Hobbycrafts tickets are now live to order

Link here sorry if it has been mentioned before!

Marg

rainmac - Hope you enjoy your trip to the seaside.

artydoll - Hope you are feeling better very soon.

Tomsmum - Have you checked if your vet has an insurance scheme? Ours does.

Addams - hope you have a great holiday.

Giggle - thanks for the advice re MC dies.

Melissa - glad you had a good day out