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  • Loubee_2
    Loubee_2 Posts: 327 Forumite
    Happy Birthday Pen Pen, and to anyone I may have missed over the last few days

    Congratulations to Michelle and Mr Michelle and hello to Baby Michelle!

    Another busy day at work (with homemade soup for lunch) and then it's off to Bedford at the weekend to my uncle and aunt.

    My cousin (their DD) lives in Oz,but it making the most of her maternity leave and she and her little baby are over the in UK, so baby can be admired by all! So i'm heading up there (with BF in tow), and my mum, dad and sister are all going to be there as well, so it's a real family reunion. Don't get to see them very often, so am looking forward to it.

    *hugs*to those who aren't feeling too good, and have a lovely OS Friday.

    edited-blimey dad has just rang and apparently my other cousin, her husband and their two kids have just arrived from Canada, and they'll be there tomorrow as well!
  • MimiF
    MimiF Posts: 282 Forumite
    Oooh forgot to say I decided to take up embroidery yesterday afternoon so popped to local craft place and picked up material and thread last night. Had a go and it was very relaxing. Any one know of any good sites for getting threads, material etc?

    MimiF
    :beer:
  • Roz_V
    Roz_V Posts: 1,152 Forumite
    So here we go:

    Belated Congratulations Michelle & Family - funny I walked past the maternity wards at Rotherham GH on Wednesday when I went to meet OH's mum from work and I thought about you - how strange!!!

    :bdaycake: Belated Happy Birthday :bdaycake: to everyone who's special day i have missed!

    :grouphug: to all those who have been in need lately

    And now back to the present!!!

    :bdaycake: Happy Birthday Pen Pen :bdaycake: - sad to hear about your chuck though :(

    No excuse for not posting on here for ages! :o I have just been so so busy with work and uni that I don't seem to have time for anything!! Meadowhall has started its "open til 10pm on Weekdays" until December 29th so I'm not getting in from work until about 11 some nights :eek: Hard work when I have a 9am start at uni the next day :eek: Plus I have really suffered with my periods since I came off the injection, and the flat has got itself into a right mess - and i honestly don't know how because OH and I have hardly been here lately!!!

    So this morning I just downright refused to get out of bed for uni!!! I went back to sleep and woke up about half an hour ago, and today I plan to do a bit of cooking, catch up on my washing and ironing, catch up on some uni work and do a bit of research for my dissertation! But I'm not going to beat myself up if I don't get any of it done as I need to just chill out today!!

    Weekend plans: I am working all day tomorrow (until 7pm) but have Sunday off so not sure what I'm going to do!! Mu mum is visiting her mother, my dad is in Morocco on holiday, and OHs parents are away so I don't have to feel guilty about spending my day off at home rather than visiting!

    So the only thing I now have to worry about is that Sheffield Wednesday have sacked their manager, and fans are organising a protest for tomorrow - due to start just as I drive past Hillsborough on my way to work :eek: Oh, and that we have a police car and a radio journalist crew parked outside our flat as the SW Captain lives in our complex :eek:

    Oh well, at least it's radio and not TV so it doesn't matter that I look like c**p when I nip downstairs to collect the post :rotfl:
  • MushyPeas
    MushyPeas Posts: 3,104 Forumite
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    Roz_V wrote:
    But I'm not going to beat myself up if I don't get any of it done as I need to just chill out today!!

    Roz, you definately shouldn't beat yourself up, you sound v.v.v busy and deserve a lie in!

    A bit like you I'm working long hours at the moment and it's always hard to OS during busy periods, but this board keeps me motivated :D
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  • mirakl
    mirakl Posts: 484 Forumite
    Afternoon all,

    This is a quick one because Fridays are my worst day in work ever.

    ((HUGS)) to all that need them!

    Got good news that a really good mate is in town this weekend, unfortunately the bad news is we're skint :( so we can't go out for a few drinks with him.

    Snowy Owl Seagrass is lovely but I know a few friends who have it and their cats think it's so similar to their scratching posts they can't tell them apart. If you've got cats (and I think I remember you have) you may want to get a small mat first and see if the little darlings decide they love shredding it.

    Edit:
    OH AND:
    ...........*****HAPPY BIRTHDAY PEN PEN*****...........
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  • Afternoon !

    Many congratulations to Michelle & family, lovely news!
    and Many Happy Returns to Pen Pen, have a lovely day and evening later.

    Just been catching up on ironing this morning 2 hours of it :o , after shopping at Lidl first thing for half price fruit & veg for the week- end & half term when my darlings will eat me out of house & home.

    Jelly cat, Star drops is ace as a good all round cleaner. I found some pine smelling one this week which I've not used before, & I found it really good for my kitchen floor.

    Off to my mum & dad's with shopping.

    Have a lovely day one & all.

    Westy xx
    Now thanks to Tommix & Queen Bear, now Lady Westy of Woodpecker :)
  • taplady
    taplady Posts: 7,184 Forumite
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    Back again! cant keep away for long;) just having a teabreak before going to do some cleaning for my old gent.

    have splashed out on 2 gorgeous fleecy throws for the boys beds from Dunelm and some paint for DS1's room - brown sandstone and sandstone will make a pleasant change from how it is now BLUE:eek: carpet, walls.curtains and bedding! need to save for new curtains and carpet next, also plan to get a fabric wardrobe from Argos in cream to complete the "natural" colour scheme!Time he had a more grown up room now hes the ripe old age of 16 and at college:D (little does he know he's got to get up early next week during half term to help me do it!:D ;) )

    DH off for the MOT at 2pm so plesse keep everything crossed for us!

    forgot to say thanks Amanda666 for the offer of Stardrops but I couldn't let you go to the trouble of posting it - too expensive- heard its possible to get some from Wilkinsons so will have alook there next time I go to Kidderminster!Thanks so much for offering though!

    See you all later xx
    Do what you love :happyhear
  • MimiF
    MimiF Posts: 282 Forumite
    Taplady,

    Everything crossed except for hands as am eating my lunch. Even my eyes are crossed!!

    MimiF
    :beer:
  • taurusgb
    taurusgb Posts: 909 Forumite
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    MimiF wrote:
    Oooh forgot to say I decided to take up embroidery yesterday afternoon so popped to local craft place and picked up material and thread last night. Had a go and it was very relaxing. Any one know of any good sites for getting threads, material etc?

    MimiF

    ooohhh I LOVE cross stitching....a couple of good online sites are https://www.jaynesattic.co.uk and https://www.sewandso.co.uk enjoy yourself!:T
    People Say that life's the thing - but I prefer reading ;)
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  • Hello!
    Sat eating lunch for 5 mins in a very busy day but just wanted to say

    HAPPY BIRTHDAY PEN PEN. Have a good day!

    Catch you all later....
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