** Thursday 12th Aug Daily Chat **

littlemisschocolate

Jo, yeah that you're whitening toothpaste is working.

Claire, you'll know for next time re the mobile hair dresser and enjoy being pampered this afternoon.

Sal, fantastic regarding the bike, how much do you need to find now?

Pooky, uou poor thing, it sounds as though you might have vertigo or maybe an inner ear condition? I hope you get it sorted.

Red, I had the redbull shot, so not sure about the one you saw.

HMMMMMMM, chocolate rolls!

Lucifa73

Wee_Jo wrote: »

Sorry for this completely frivolous and superficial deviation from our usual highbrow discussions....but I think my whitening toothpaste is working

What one do you use. I've not had much success so far

redsquirrel80

Lucifa73 wrote: »

Nice new avvy Squizz :rotfl:

Did you watch an animation of him?:rotfl:

Yes he is great, I wasn't quite like that but if I hadn't been at work... :rotfl:

I think I might be on Red Bull comedown now...

bookseller1980

And my hearth and rug are covered in soot. Grrrr!

elfen

Gone home to my parents for the weekend, trying to get a bit of distance and time to think without being harassed what feels like constantly......can't wait til I go on holiday, I defintely need it!

clairewop

right off for a mad dash to post office

was going to wear a sundress to the tanning place but its gone cold hope its not going to rain on my new hair

you could say today will be the start of a new me the weight loss new hair, all new clothes

oh can someone remind me to pick up ben's suit from dry cleaners can pick it up after 6 ta

sallyx

um....well if I want to get the ones Ive seen I need about another £1400 lol. Ive been having a bit of a battle with R about sofas. Ive bought cheap DFS ones before and they were awful and shot to peices after 2 years...I then bought a secondhand one which was ok but not particularly comfortable and really you don't get to try them out properly when you buy secondhand. And then I have this next one which Ive had for 7 years but is the most uncomfortable sofa known to man..R complains about it every evening he sits on it and we have both agreed we need new sofas sooner rather than later. However what we disagree on is how much to spend. I see buying a sofa as an investment, if you get a classic style and something decent (not foam filled cushions and a wood frame) you can re-upholster again and again. I know its a lot of money, but I don't see the point in spending £500 on a sofa which in 3 years time needs replacing. Better to spend £1000 and it last for years and years...

*and now you can see why I ended up in debt lol*

BILLIE

Pleased to hear that Sally you can breath again now then.
Pooky you take care hope Doc sorts you out - have Doc coming out to my poorly friend tonight - I think after all my nagging I have finally gotten through to him that she should be in hospital.
Claire hair looks great.
Jo I don't have FB can I have a piccy on here :T
Billie x

bookseller1980

I agree about investing in quality Sally. That said I bought an Ikea 3-seater about 8 years ago and it has been incredible comfy. It started off with dark blue covers and then I changed to cream. They didn't do brown in those days but do now and I really, really want them.

redsquirrel80

I can see both sides of that Sal - if you have the money to invest in a better one now then I would definitely go for that. But if you haven't and you can get a cheaper one that's going to be comfortable for a few years then that's better than an old uncomfy one.

Which Ikea one have you got Bookie?