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Tues 22 Aug 06
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HI EVERYONE!! Hope you are all well and had a good weekend! I know I'm a day late but was having a well earned day off from work yesterday!
PP - How awful that some people seem to find pleasure in causing upset to others and I agree totally with what others have said about ignoring the horrible little person!
Can I just ask.....Bargain_Rzl wrote:Well, you lot are an AWFUL and DISGRACEFUL influence on me:D:D - I am now the proud owner of my very first Pukka Pad Project Book QUOTE]... Could you tell me please what one of these is? I have no idea but it sounds cool!! Sorry if there is a link/discussion elsewhere!
When I finish at work, I'm off to leap around at aerobics for an hour, then home to OH and minced beef slices with potatoes! (Trying to use up stuff from the freezer!) Might even attempt another load in the WM and tackle 'Iron Mountain' which has grown up in my lounge!!
Have a good rest of the day everyone!Official DFW Nerd Club #20 :cool: Proud To Be Dealing With My DebtsDFW Long Hauler #109
Slowly, Slowly = Oct '09: £30693, Aug '15: £14820. Could Be Debt Free April 2020, but hoping for sooner!0 -
Godd afternoon all
I've just had such a giggle, someone phoned me about some financial advice I wanted & in the course of answering her questions & had to give details of what my income is & where it comes from. Well I had to tell her about the s*x chat line, she laughed so much, she had to ring off & phone back after she had composed herself!
PP, Just remember, while they are having a go at you they are giving some one else a rest.
Hugs to all
Hester
Never let success go to your head, never let failure go to your heart.0 -
Loubee wrote:It's crap isn't it? though it seems whatever women do, we get slagged;
Stay home and look after kids-no respect, as don't claim salary
have kids and work-responsible for all ills in society and evil neglecters of children, probably brain washed by evil feminists
work and don't want to have kids-selfish, probably will cause downfall of society as we know it
*climbs off soap box and hands it back to churchmouse*
So hurrah for us ladies, whatever we do!:beer:
I felt like a second class citizen when I was a stay-at-home mum after I'd just had my daughters. Then I felt guilty when I went back to part-time work and my mum took care of them while I was there (2 days a week). I now feel guilty because I am on Incapacity Benefit due to health problems and can't work at all - even though I have worked either full time or part time ever since I left college!
A really good friend of mine has worked full time since leaving college and has never wanted children. She has been told she is selfish for not wanting children!!!:eek:
Whatever us women do we can't win. We should stick up for each other more and be proud of what we achieve. There are scroungers who claim benefit and they give the rest of us a bad name.0 -
hi all, :wave:
pp--- how can people be so awfull? i always say 'what goes around comes around' if u put out bad karma, that what u get back!!! thats exactly what will happen to themwe all know how poorly you have been and you manage fantasically!! just ignore them and keep going hun xxxxx
purpleprinces-- wow what a sub!!! :j
elona---things will get to normal now xx
well, i have been a busy bee today, i didn't have to go to w**K, yessssss.
spoke to mentor said i couldn't go with her today!!! so i have been really productive instead... did quick whip round early doors, then went to asda and then took ds2 to a local museum, he really enjoyed it. on the way back i found a brill hamper type basket for £2, its perfect for all my toiletries and is now sitting full of creams and potions underneath my dressing table!!!
meals breakie----waffle & coffee
lunch---chips!!
tea----hm sheperds pie, green beans/ gravy
plans for tonight is to have a spa bath, then watch eastenders and holby city!!!
off to surf, hope everyone is well,
love dorry xxxxxxxxxxxx :wave:'If you judge people, you have no time to love them'
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it's worse, my results are available tomorrow :eek:
Official DFW Nerd no. 082! :cool:Debt @ 01/01/2014 £16,956 Debt now: £0.00 :j
Aims:[STRIKE] clear debt, get married, buy a house[/STRIKE]ALL DONE!!
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dorry wrote:purpleprinces-- wow what a sub!!! :jOfficial DFW Nerd no. 082! :cool:Debt @ 01/01/2014 £16,956 Debt now: £0.00 :j
Aims:[STRIKE] clear debt, get married, buy a house[/STRIKE]ALL DONE!!
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Queen.Bess - Pukka Pad is a range of spiral bound notebooks in funky stripy cover designs. The project book (A4 or A3) comes with moveable plastic dividers. There's been a bit of a craze for them lately on Old Style! (I got mine from Ryman's, by the way.)
Operation Get in Shape
MURPHY'S NO MORE PIES CLUB MEMBER #1240 -
Hello, again!
Snow angel, where do your parents live? I work in Beverley once a week.
Welshlassie and Beachbeth, hello and welcome! Didn't catch you yesterday. :hello:
Shez, worked out that Mr Shez will have a Lizzie Bennet avatar! :rotfl: :rotfl:
Topher, hello to another Yorkie. :hello: An avatar is the little pic below your name. Mine, as you see, is a beautiful Penguin, me in factAn aviator is something completely different :rotfl:
Kiwi, well done on the blood donation! Good cause, too. I haven't been able to give blood for some years now, and miss it.
Catowen
PP, that's terrible and cowardly. Stay around here, and we'll look after you. :mad:
Kazonline, if you want more assistance with contacting your creditors, and your SOA, send me a PM. I'm back at w*** on Thursday, so will have access to all my info.
Snoozer, big ((((hugs)))) for you. Hope the docs can find out the cause of your heart prob.
Rzl, congrats on your new arrival! I hope you'll be very happy for years to come. :rotfl:
Apologies and :beer: :EasterBun :grouphug: :coffee: to everyone I've missed.
Went to Farmfoods today, on the trail of Ben & Jerry's for £1. :j :T Was told they no longer stock it as there's no demand :mad: :mad: Would anyone like to join me in demanding the best ice cream ££ can buy, at £1 a tub
Have started helping DD to make her puff ball skirt. It'll be lovely, and she'll really suit it. She wants to be fashion designer, so it's a useful skill. Luckilly she and I don't fall out as much as I did with my mother, and she's really enjoyong it - so am I! :T
Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
Well, I managed to get some of the dreaded school uniform shopping out of the way today and am quite pleased with some of the prices.
I've bought 5 shirts, 2 pairs of trousers and a coat for both DS2 & 3 for just under £50. Feel a little nauseous as an assistant let slip that as of Friday there will be 20% off - but I know that I left it until the sale last year and spent weeks hunting down the right sizes, costing me a small fortune in petrol. As I the items I bought were the last in their size today I think I'd be taking a big risk by leaving it - even though they are bound to have a delivery in the meantime. Hopefully this info will help someone else though.
Moggins - I hope that hand of yours is feeling better - did you get anything in todays post?
Kaz x
Pen Pen - I would love to have a tub of B&J for £1 - I've yet to try it!January '06 Grocery Challenge (4th - 31st) £320.Week 1 - £73.99 Week 2 £5.10 (so far)
Someone burst my bubble and I lost the plot so no idea what I spent now...Other Jan :- Petrol £20.41, Clothes £8.50, House £3.I will try to work it out.
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hello,
back from the training day, wasnt too bad, it was about children enjoying energetic play, using their bodies to express feelings and ideas in response to music, run, skip, climb, balance,etc with skill, co-operate, awareness of space, safety and an awareness of the importance of health and fitness, we have two half mornings to do yet
penny-pincher- take no notice, you put me to shame sometimes with all you achieve for your family
have just scanned through all the threads, not long home, love to all x0
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