The Memorygirl Matrix

Cheery_Daff

No- wait! I'm down to £74.10 - the challenge is on :rotfl:

gilligansyle

DT raileasy have them for £74.50 but don't know if the times suit. Maybe if you go another way rather than via Chester and Crewe.

scottishlass

Cheery_Daff wrote: »

No- wait! I'm down to £74.10 - the challenge is on :rotfl:

I think it depends on the times I went with the 13:something train on the Sunday I think the train an hour later is cheaper.

tellmeitsfriday

gilligansyle wrote: »

DT raileasy have them for £74.50 but don't know if the times suit. Maybe if you go another way rather than via Chester and Crewe.

Hmmm what other way is there?

I thought yyou had to joing the crosscountry train at crewe...?

I want to be wrong


Is it cheaper to drive/park?

Memory_Girl

Need your help my friends - as my head is too fuzzy to come up with the right words.

What I'm trying to do (after a quick lie down and read of "The Secret") is to come up with the words that shift me from "blind panic" that I will not be able to get a nice buzzy full room in Leeds to the place where I can attract all the right people into the room.

So can you help me come up with the effective manifestation mantra?

Memorygirl

Double_Trouble

Don't want to drive and my bus is expensive to run so I think it will cost me more and I will be too tired to shop. With regard to the route one site seemed to suggest I could go via chester and warrington bank quay and that made the journey shorter too if that helps I don't mind coming back later on the Sunday. I suppose I could also go early Saturday morning if that was cheaper and that would be one night less for accommodation. I couldn't book earlier because I had to wait until Souk knew her days off.

Thanks for the help so far as I really don't have a clue.

DTxx

scottishlass

Double_Trouble wrote: »

Don't want to drive and my bus is expensive to run so I think it will cost me more and I will be too tired to shop. With regard to the route one site seemed to suggest I could go via chester and warrington bank quay and that made the journey shorter too if that helps I don't mind coming back later on the Sunday. I suppose I could also go early Saturday morning if that was cheaper and that would be one night less for accommodation. I couldn't book earlier because I had to wait until Souk knew her days off.

Thanks for the help so far as I really don't have a clue.

DTxx

DT - Can I ask how old you are roughly? I can't remember if you've already mentioned it or not.

Cheery_Daff

Ok, if you're more flexible DT it might be easier :j I'm down to £35 for your return trip:

Leave Glasgow at 14.35 (or 15.36) to Warrington Bank Quay = £21.50

Then Warrington to Chester (changing at Crewe) = £23.50

Will check out Saturday morning for you

(will also think on MG re your mantra :j) Nice distraction this evening, my evening got cancelled, Mr Daffs was poorly and grumpy (but has still gone out) and I'm unexpectedly here by myself thinking I should be enjoying myself but actually a big glum So sorting out other people's train tickets seems rather appealing! Oh dear! :rotfl:

MatyMoo

lisawaters wrote: »

Mine are triggered by some low energy bulbs, some LEDs and the plasma telly flickering. And diet fizzy drinks. And bright flashes or reflections of sunlight.

I'm a bit of a state really!

But knowing they're triggers is helpful.

x

Mine are set off by flickering things (Sunlight through tree's is one), clear lights bulbs, Danish Blue Cheese, Dark Chocolate and Fresh Orange Juice. (I have no problems at all with pearl bulbs, any other cheese, milk chocolate or long life OJ.)

The other thing is dehydration.

Very important to find out your triggers and avoid them as much as you can. Migraines are no fun AT ALL :mad:

Mike - Not every one has read your story so you really should let them know about your alter ego :rotfl: By the way, any sign of Neville?

Cheery_Daff

Ok DT, just *how* early are you prepared to get up on Saturday morning???

Leave Bangor at 6.01am, change Llandudno Junction and Warrington, arrive in Glasgow 11.03am

Cost? £14

So a total of £49 return, saving £29 on your original price, plus the cost of a night in a hotel. Is it worth getting up at stupid o clock?? (you could sleep on the train!) Only you know...