Notice to newcomers - Re: Trolls - part 8

3Dogs

swanfan02 wrote: »

Hi Spoon, looking forward to meeting you all in January. Can't believe you already have a 2011 diary. How organised are you?:D:p

AllieBallie wrote: »

scary isn't it?! i don't think i have a 2010 diary yet, i definitely don't have a wall calender yet!

The only reason I have a 2011 diary, and it only goes up to April/May, is that I had a little hard-backed notebook and I drafted up a diary with one week per page, drafted an address book in the back, a section for NSD's and Make £10 a Month Challenges, and then I found that I had some spare pages in the middle so ran the diary through into 2011 as far as it would go, i.e. 1st May 2011

MSE or what???? :money: :money: :money:

And with that, I am off to ma bed, if there's space - the 'others' are already in there

3Dogs

Oh and by the way Allie - I loved your little competition with [STRIKE]yourself[/STRIKE] everyone on who got the 1500th post - amazing how you won, isn't it :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

handyman123_2

Handy's off as well, see you all in the morning.
Allie hope you pick this link up tomorrow.

http://www.wolfhoundrescue.org.uk/

Best wishes to all, handy.

Now what did I do with the air freshener, Sappers farted again:eek:

boultdj

swanfan02 wrote: »

Hi Spoon, looking forward to meeting you all in January. Can't believe you already have a 2011 diary. How organised are you?:D:p

AllieBallie wrote: »

scary isn't it?! i don't think i have a 2010 diary yet, i definitely don't have a wall calender yet!

I'v made 3 2011 calander's today,2 as xmas present's and mine, the dairy OH get's me as a pressie. Sound organised but it normally start's to go down hill when I try to remember where I put stuff.:o

solventsoon

boultdj wrote: »

I'v made 3 2011 calander's today,2 as xmas present's and mine, the dairy OH get's me as a pressie. Sound organised but it normally start's to go down hill when I try to remember where I put stuff.:o

Ahh.. and that's my secret, boult, very organised now as I can find the diary, come January though, that could be a completely different story:rotfl::rotfl:

Well done on making the calendars today, getting started early on the presents:T:T

I'm off now, parking Fred by the railings again, hope he stays put (but not much chance of that I guess).

See you all tomorrow

Numpty_Monkey

Good morning all

swanfan02

Good morning everyone

swanfan02

It's been raining here since 3pm yesterday.:eek:

I won't be able to do much outside today me thinks, gives me a chance to do the housework. :eek::eek::eek:

Erme

3Dogs wrote: »

Hiya - see that the topic of conversation hasn't changed on here - Food Food Food - nowt wrong with that after all we need to eat don't we? So we might as well enjoy it :j

Nothing at the car boot this morning - only 9 stalls but Tuesdays are new so it will need to build up - hubbie made an executive decision all by himself last week (round of applause please :T :T :T) and he is going to start doing the car boots properly again - Tuesday, Friday and Sunday - he is fed up doing nothing and needs to be more active so I am checking with DWP about him signing off Incapacity and giving it a try - will have to see how he manages and obviouly he'll have to make up for the loss of his Incap money first but we will see - it will be better for him I'm sure

I think they may allow him to do it one day a week or so to try it out first and still keep his beneft but we'll see

We just can't see ourselves doing them and not declaring it - as most people do round here - so will do everything properly and have a clear concious

I don't know too much about IB but the job I'm going for today is like 12 hours a week and I know you can earn upto £96 a week for which after the first £20 they take it off pound for pound and do that for upto a year..I think it's called permitted work...this if for a job upto 16 hours (more like 15) a week...after 16 there's disabled tax credits so whatever you do worth doing your research on it cos he could well be better off. Also check out linking rules like someone else said..Best of British

Ames wrote: »

Erme, if your ipod's a really old one you should be able to change the battery yourself, I need to get round to doing it on one I got on ebay recently, the batter costs a tenner rather than the £55 it costs to get apple to do it. It's all just clipping things in and out, no soldering or anything.

It's a creative zen touch 20gb and it just needs charging and yes I have it back now but thanks ..

I am finally just about back to normal...Just getting breakkie ....Porridge..sorry no pics...too tired. I've had 6 hours sleep though which is normally enough but it seems not so today ...

I went to the GP and he wouldn't prescribe anything :mad: so blew my elec monies for this week on vitamins £23...so pray I have enough for food ....

soon I am also cat sitting for MvK (who has a facebook page. I do too but I don't know any of your names so folk on FB pm me please) and I went to sewing class on tuesday and that was good :A. Today I have a job interview for a wee cleaning job so pray I get it but I'm really not that stressed after the Mr S debarkle the other week............just tired..

Hugs...food time now

E

handyman123_2

Spammer about. Hacker I have hit the button, but we maybe need a couple more before he's gone.