"Sealed Pot Challenge 4"

Footiemad_2

nu1isit? wrote: »

A rather lovely funny shaped coin for me today (no I haven't taken an angle grinder to it before anyone asks ) - it's a fabulous 50p :j....
It's an almost relaxing day for me , the kids seem to like each other today (hooray I hear you say - indeed). Woops spoke to soon :rotfl:; that's that 'sods law' I keep hearing about, or is it tempting fate :rotfl: :rotfl:...I don't know
It's okay ...the moment's passed...:p...and breath...:D
Right I'm off, more Wallace and Gromit to watch lol .

Hope you all have a good day potting :beer:.

Wallace and Gromit!!!! Are you looking for inventing tips nu1isit?:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::p

Footiemad_2

jakes-mum wrote: »

£1.51 in the pot, change from mums flowers and 3 icecreams from the icecream van to put the smiles back on my kids and hubby's faces hubby even let me nick his flake so we all happy :D:D

jakes-mum Weren't you even tempted to take a incy wincy bite, I know I wouldhave done.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Evening everyone

What a lovely day its been. And its now a lovely evening. Geat game of netball, then umpired and got paid just fro umpiring though. Its fab. So fed Rosie £6.30 x3 gold ones and 30p in change which included 1p lurking at the bottom of my sports bag

Have a great evening everyone and a lovely day tomorrow, lets hope its a nice.

Well done on the potting everyone Sue will be proud of us when she returns

TTFN

jakes-mum

Footiemad wrote: »

jakes-mum Weren't you even tempted to take a incy wincy bite, I know I wouldhave done.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

He let me eat the flake and thats by faaaaaaaaaaaar the best bit of a 99 i was laughing at my 3 yr old trying to stop it running down the cone, she wouldnt let me 'help' her though, obviously takes after me, i wouldnt trust anyone to help me with an icecream either :rotfl:

jakes-mum

nu1isit? wrote: »

That's an official sign of true love you know :rotfl: .

I thought that too, as normally he wont share chocolate with anyone, he even waits till kids are in bed till he opens the sweets so he dont have to share with them :rotfl: im truly loved

Footiemad_2

jakes-mum wrote: »

He let me eat the flake and thats by faaaaaaaaaaaar the best bit of a 99 i was laughing at my 3 yr old trying to stop it running down the cone, she wouldnt let me 'help' her though, obviously takes after me, i wouldnt trust anyone to help me with an icecream either :rotfl:

Hope you enjoyed every morsel. I bet it was more she didn't want any help eating it.!!!:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

nu1isit?

jakes-mum wrote: »

He let me eat the flake and thats by faaaaaaaaaaaar the best bit of a 99

Only when it's had a quick dipping :rotfl: :D...mmmmm...

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Originally Posted by nu1isit?
That's an official sign of true love you know :rotfl: .

I thought that too, as normally he wont share chocolate with anyone, he even waits till kids are in bed till he opens the sweets so he dont have to share with them :rotfl: im truly loved

I'm glad you thought the same too. My lovely wife tries that too jakes-mum, but the kids have developed special powers and can sense when there's treats in the house :rotfl: .

Wallace and Gromit!!!! Are you looking for inventing tips nu1isit?:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Cheese Footiemad? :rotfl:
If you see a man, in The News of The World, who's built a rocket to the moon, has some scary mechanical trousers, or a powerful rabbit sucker upper - then you know I have . I do like his waking up out of bed devices...oooo, now there's an idea :rotfl: .

Right, I've been up given the lovely wife her handmade cardy things and the banner for Mothers Day me and the kids did . She seemed to like them, I hope :rotfl:. She's getting treated later - were going to the car boot . I know, you're all thinking, she's such a lucky spoiled lady (that's cheeky sarcasm/silliness - for anyone who isn't use to me yet). :rotfl:
I'm slotting a lovely £1 coin into Mr. Tumble today, I think he deserves it :T .

Hope you all have a good day potting :beer:.

scrappie_2

Another 20p in the pot last night

teameffort

another small contribution 75p

i can't wait to get passed the £30....seems to be a big hurdle.

enjoying getting their though.

alja

I've put a few more pennies in my pot, need to put a few more in, but i need lots of coins for london/parking at station on tuesday so i'll pop them in after that day

Footiemad_2

nu1isit? wrote: »

Only when it's had a quick dipping :rotfl: :D...mmmmm...



I'm glad you thought the same too. My lovely wife tries that too jakes-mum, but the kids have developed special powers and can sense when there's treats in the house :rotfl: .



Cheese Footiemad? :rotfl:
If you see a man, in The News of The World, who's built a rocket to the moon, has some scary mechanical trousers, or a powerful rabbit sucker upper - then you know I have . I do like his waking up out of bed devices...oooo, now there's an idea :rotfl: .

Right, I've been up given the lovely wife her handmade cardy things and the banner for Mothers Day me and the kids did . She seemed to like them, I hope :rotfl:. She's getting treated later - were going to the car boot . I know, you're all thinking, she's such a lucky spoiled lady (that's cheeky sarcasm/silliness - for anyone who isn't use to me yet). :rotfl:
I'm slotting a lovely £1 coin into Mr. Tumble today, I think he deserves it :T .

Hope you all have a good day potting :beer:.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:I will have to keep an eye in the news then...she waits with baited breath, as I dont read the News of the World or any other paper regularly.:p

Hope you have had a good day bargain hunting at the bootie.;)