The future is bright for 3Dogs and it's about time too

3Dogs

NoHope - thanks for popping back over here - I will have a look in on your diary later hun - hope that you can see some hope at the end of that long tunnel today

And I hope that you now realise that we do actually care pet
Try to think of nice things I hope it helps you pull through

3Dogs

hantsindebt wrote: »

good evening all , hope everyone had a good day? Sadly i didnt get as much sleep as i had wanted, the guy who lives in the house that is behind ours decided to start the car (mega noisy) that he is working on and rev it alot, this was about 2 pm ish, meaning i had approx 4 hours kip. oh such a joy!

Hiya HiD - oh it's a long time since I called you that Andy ain't it?
I do hope that having a disturbed sleep hasn't made you grumpy bonnie lad

We got lots of our cr boot stuff sorted out at the unit today - the weather was lovely - so warm - then we had our dinner down there at the cafe so I didn't have to cook anyting when we got back

hantsindebt

sounds good 3dogs and HID it will be for a while longer yet, lol

Lack of sleep doesnt make me grumpy, thankfully!

3Dogs

Oops it past 7.30 pm so I'm just going to ring me Mam - I'll be about half an hour folks - don't talk about me though as I will still be watching you

steviehants

Good Evening Everyone.

How are we all tonight? only 85 shopping days till Xmas day.. :eek:

Plus 86 days till my Birthday!!!

hantsindebt

chat later 3 dogs x

3Dogs

steviehants wrote: »

Good Evening Everyone.

How are we all tonight? only 85 shopping days till Xmas day.. :eek:

Plus 86 days till my Birthday!!!

to Christmas but to your brthday

hantsindebt wrote: »

chat later 3 dogs x

I look forward to it HiD :j :j

Mam was quite good today, bless her - my brother took her out for a 'walk' in her wheelchair this morning with it being a nice day so she really enjoyed that - the wheelchair was another auction bargain of ours - we had bought her a transit wheelchair, those with 4 little wheels, a couple of years ago for £5 but it was heavy and cumbersome, plus hard going on kerbs, turning corners, etc - so Mr 3Dogs bought a brand new one for her at another auction - it cost him £40 and had all the paperwork with it so I looked it up on the internet and it costs over £400!! It is super lightweight and very manouverable so great when they take her out for walks now - and she loves it!!

Oh and we sold the old one for £10 on the car boot!!

steviehants

3Dogs wrote: »

to Christmas but to your brthday



I look forward to it HiD :j :j

Mam was quite good today, bless her - my brother took her out for a 'walk' in her wheelchair this morning with it being a nice day so she really enjoyed that - the wheelchair was another auction bargain of ours - we had bought her a transit wheelchair, those with 4 little wheels, a couple of years ago for £5 but it was heavy and cumbersome, plus hard going on kerbs, turning corners, etc - so Mr 3Dogs bought a brand new one for her at another auction - it cost him £40 and had all the paperwork with it so I looked it up on the internet and it costs over £400!! It is super lightweight and very manouverable so great when they take her out for walks now - and she loves it!!

Oh and we sold the old one for £10 on the car boot!!

Wow you and mr 3dogs do find those bargins like i do with trainers. Which Andy wanted a pair off so had to go back to the shop and get him a pair. I got me dad a wheelchair brand new and cost £60 brand new and a 3 wheeler frame less than half price on the internet.

hantsindebt

wow the wheelchair was a good bargain and in effect just cost u £30 (taking into account the price of the old one)

3Dogs

Yes, since going to auctions and doing car boots, I would never buy new again - the only things we have bought new in the last 4 or so years are a washing machine (only because mine broke and none about at the time but eeded one quickly), a halogen oven (but in a sale), a microwave (the one we had broke, we got one from an auction, lasted 6 months then that broke, so we bought a new one but only £33 half price in Arg*s in a sale but use vouchers from doing surveys so did not use cash), and ...... no, can't think of anything else!!!! When my washer/dryer broke and was unfixable, I only bought the new washer, so I was without a tumbler for a while. Then one came up at auction so we got it for about £30 -thing is it is a Miele top of the range would have cost a fortune with heat sensor, extra large drum, etc. It had come in as part of a house clearance and the porter said that the lady's mother had only bought it a few months before.

Steve, you're as bad as us at wanting bargains