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Making cards - Ideas for beginners (part 4)

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  • PepPop
    PepPop Posts: 1,790 Forumite
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    dawnteabag Hope you get on OK at the hospital today, keeping everything crossed for you.

    PONR The bead shop sounds amazing.

    Congratulations ********

    Addams (hangs head in shame) another Duran Duran fan here :o

    Rainmac Where you a Famous Five or Secret Seven fan? Glad your childminding went well.

    TiredMom Ooh me too me too, I was a Secret Seven fan

    Craftygranny Love reading your stories about Carly and Kaitlyn, they always make me giggle

    Better get back to work ;)
  • ali.b.123
    ali.b.123 Posts: 1,240 Forumite
    Morning ladies, loads to catch up on missed a day yesterday as it was the boys last day off so took them to Flamingo Land had a great day - were so lucky with the weather. Was absolutely shattered last night. The boys have gone to school great today - no whinging!!

    Flourgirl - congrats on your guest dt position.
    rainmac - glad the childminding went well (when is your brothers baby due??)
    dragonllew & ********* - congrats on your wins:T:T:T
    Lei - thank you
    Liza - congrats on becoming an aunty
    Oap - your Zentangle card is fab :T:T

    Think I have got caught up - right off to finish the 2nd basket of ironing:eek: I am SICK of washing & ironing!!! - aah I feel better now!!:rotfl:
  • PepPop wrote: »
    Addams (hangs head in shame) another Duran Duran fan here :o

    Rainmac Where you a Famous Five or Secret Seven fan? Glad your childminding went well.

    TiredMom Ooh me too me too, I was a Secret Seven fan

    Sorry snipped you. Do you remember the Castle of adventure, we had that on story tape and I listened to it at a sleepover at a friends house and ended up with awful nightmares.

    I'm afraid to say I was a Wham girl and then A-HA.

    X
  • elysia2003
    elysia2003 Posts: 5,155 Forumite
    Addams wrote: »
    Rainmac - glad the childminding went ok. I loved Enid Blyton too- famous five, the magic faraway tree (my favourite!) and the wishing chair. I kept the books all these years and when they were old enough got them out for my kids, they didnt seem to have the passion for them that I did! I think they prefered Roald Dahl.


    Morning all.

    Addams I was the same - I kept all my books. DD1 (19) loved them but DD2 (7) like you say loves Roald Dahl best.

    Peppop - I didn't like Duran Duran (being from Birmingham I was nearly lynched :rotfl:) I loved Paul Young. :D Those were the days...OMG I sound like my mother! :eek:

    Well done ******* on a win with another lovely card.

    I need to pop out in a mo - I'll make some cards and checkout blogs later. Have a peaceful afternoon everyone. xxx
    I :heartpuls M.S.E.
    :DMortgage Free 18/01/10 13 years and 8 months early on a 20 year mortgage! :D
  • kms26
    kms26 Posts: 846 Forumite
    Hi all,

    I hope evereyone is good today.

    Congrats to the winner :j

    DS1's teacher had a word this morning and said she has concerns with him, as he can read and is really good at maths, but has trouble with his writing, doing the simplest of things like copying from the board and suggested he may be dyslexic :cool: So i have come back and had a look and think she maybe right :( I will speak to her when i go and collect him this afternoon and see where we go from here.

    Last night, while i was tidying up i was saying to OH must go into town in the next couple of days to get his birthday card for Monday and he goes 'oh i thought you would make me one!!' :eek: So i said 'I didn't think they were good enough' so he then says 'i will be disappointed if you don't!!' So talk about pressure!! So question time now :rotfl:Can anyone point me in the right direction for a golfing bear?

    Anyway enough of my waffle, dreaded blood test results tomorrow :cool:

    Take care and have a good day xx

    P.S. I was a Take That girl!
  • THE-WIFE_3
    THE-WIFE_3 Posts: 2,063 Forumite
    edited 8 September 2010 at 12:52PM
    OAP, my ribbons were waiting for me at work today, how gorgeous they are, want to go home........................NOW!

    Tired Mom if no-one comes forward I can always pop a post over on UKscrappers and see who's got it.

    Just had a quick lookee over on UKS and Craft Obsessions are stocking Bo Bunny's Winter Joy papers, they look lush.
    :whistle: Be the kind of woman that when your feet hit the ground each morning the devil says, "OH CARP, SHE'S UP"! :whistle:

  • Marg
    Marg Posts: 2,189 Forumite
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    kms26 wrote: »
    Hi all,

    I hope evereyone is good today.

    Congrats to the winner :j

    DS1's teacher had a word this morning and said she has concerns with him, as he can read and is really good at maths, but has trouble with his writing, doing the simplest of things like copying from the board and suggested he may be dyslexic :cool: So i have come back and had a look and think she maybe right :( I will speak to her when i go and collect him this afternoon and see where we go from here.

    Last night, while i was tidying up i was saying to OH must go into town in the next couple of days to get his birthday card for Monday and he goes 'oh i thought you would make me one!!' :eek: So i said 'I didn't think they were good enough' so he then says 'i will be disappointed if you don't!!' So talk about pressure!! So question time now :rotfl:Can anyone point me in the right direction for a golfing bear?

    Anyway enough of my waffle, dreaded blood test results tomorrow :cool:

    Take care and have a good day xx

    P.S. I was a Take That girl!

    My friends son had similar 'difficulties' - turned out he couldn't see the blackboard! Might be good to get your son's eyes tested? Oh & don't worry too much my friends son got a 1st class Honours degree.

    Hope your blood tests are OK.
  • PepPop
    PepPop Posts: 1,790 Forumite
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    Tired_Mom wrote: »
    Sorry snipped you. Do you remember the Castle of adventure, we had that on story tape and I listened to it at a sleepover at a friends house and ended up with awful nightmares.

    I'm afraid to say I was a Wham girl and then A-HA.

    X

    I've never read that one, and don't talk to me about A-HA or I'll come over all funny thinking about Morten Harket, mmmmmmmmm

    Elysia I saw Paul Young in Glasgow when he brought out the No Parlez album and I was right under his mike stand, which was great until he twirled it with the mike cord and just missed cracking me in the face with it. The Lotus Eaters were his support, with their Jelly Shoes. Oh the memories - I feel old now :(
  • PepPop
    PepPop Posts: 1,790 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    kms26 wrote: »
    Can anyone point me in the right direction for a golfing bear?

    Sorry I snipped you. I haven't found a freebie yet but this one is 65p
  • Gosh you have taken me down memory lane with Bunty and Jackie magazines, I used to love reading the Famous Five :D

    Going in to town now to get some last minute things for the holiday so will catch up later
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