Life after bankruptcy?

kerri_gt

ps up to episode 8 of Extreme Couponing, how I wish we had this possible in the UK - it's deff appealing to the anally organisational Virgo in me!

ani_26

Aesop wrote: »

thanks will go and hassle him....

think you should have a bbq on your diary, with the lovely weather you are having

Ermm, its raining, its pouring, the old man is snoring :rotfl:

ani_26

kerri_gt wrote: »

ps up to episode 8 of Extreme Couponing, how I wish we had this possible in the UK - it's deff appealing to the anally organisational Virgo in me!

Hi kerri :hello:

Do you have to have that picture hanging just so, on the wall?

Aesop

kerri_gt wrote: »

You can also use aqueous cream as a cream, like E45 -I have childhood memories of my mum smothering me in the stuff due to very dry skin.


Ani - if you can persuade LL for a self cleaning oven, see if there is a BOGOF deal and I'll go halves :rotfl: - I'd love one of those *sigh*

the dermatologist we saw at GOSH on Wed told me to stop doing this with DS, she said it wasn't designed for remaining on the skin, even though it stopped the itching. That is why we have this supa double gel

it was me that needs to convince my LL for a self cleaning oven, will tell him he has to buy me 2 , one as a back up.

So, kerri is here for the BBQ, fireworks and Guy Fawkes..... :rotfl:

Miggy is here for the BBQ and Xmas

ani_26

Aesop wrote: »

the dermatologist we saw at GOSH on Wed told me to stop doing this with DS, she said it wasn't designed for remaining on the skin, even though it stopped the itching. That is why we have this supa double gel

it was me that needs to convince my LL for a self cleaning oven, will tell him he has to buy me 2 , one as a back up.

So, kerri is here for the BBQ, fireworks and Guy Fawkes..... :rotfl:

Don't forget xmas. Miggy is preparing for xmas

Aesop

ani_26 wrote: »

Don't forget xmas. Miggy is preparing for xmas

edited blah blah, blah, too short to post

kerri_gt

ani_26 wrote: »

Hi kerri :hello:

Do you have to have that picture hanging just so, on the wall?

errr...maybe....perhaps....errrrr.....*note to self - must book therapy session*

Aesop wrote: »

the dermatologist we saw at GOSH on Wed told me to stop doing this with DS, she said it wasn't designed for remaining on the skin, even though it stopped the itching. That is why we have this supa double gel

it was me that needs to convince my LL for a self cleaning oven, will tell him he has to buy me 2 , one as a back up.

So, kerri is here for the BBQ, fireworks and Guy Fawkes..... :rotfl:

Oh whoops! That will teach me to read and not pay attention to the authors of the posts

Wow, never knew that about aqueous, I just remember it being bloomin cold - brrrr! I use Vaseline Intensive Rescue these days, only one that works long enough on my skin and stops it drying out - hmmmm TMI ??? I guess I could/should perhaps see a Doc about it, but I'm not a fan of the doctor so only really go when I can start seeing a bright light down a long tunnel if you know what I mean ...

Aesop

kerri_gt wrote: »

errr...maybe....perhaps....errrrr.....*note to self - must book therapy session*



Vaseline Intensive Rescue these days,

brilliant stuff Vaseline, you can't go wrong with it. after all it is pretty much natural and works wonders! I used to put it on my feet, put on cotton socks on and in the morning my feet were much softer!

hhmmm, can we have a bogof on the therapy sessions? oooohhhh an extreme coupon - bulk therapy sessions....

Aesop

ooopps, kerri, ani,.... can you come clean my oven.

put the chicken in and forgot to put foil over, and it has spat oil everywhere....

ani_26

Therapy, is a new fangled theory, or commodity, that everyone must have. Sorry, should have.

Vaseline petroleum jelly. Horrendous stuff, but a cheap way of repairing your car. :rotfl: