THE FUTURE IS ONE BIG CHALLENGE AFTER ANOTHER for 3Dogs ....... and friends

savingwannabe

steviehants wrote: »

Susan how can i be naughty.. our friends told us today they were down at Poole on New years day and people were swimming in the sea. Even Santas.. :rotfl: I've only seen this happen on Xmas day at our local beach..

Btw the twitchers were out today looking for the Eagle in our village.

Not again. Are they mad? when i stopped jogging i thought everyone that jogged was mad. I used to be so tempted to open windows as i passed by in a taxi and say to them - young man/lady are you mad?????

The poor bird will be terrified.

steviehants

3Dogs wrote: »

Oh dear Steve I thought your birdwatchers had gone, along with the eagle - wonder how long they will stay around?

have no idea how long they will stay... apparently the eagle has a wing span of 8ft and there only 42 breeding pairs in the uk.

3Dogs

savingwannabe wrote: »

I should be ironing - i am giving myself a target of 6 items a day at the weekend. I wear a lot of clothes. Maybe i should do it tomorrow.

I need some advice. I have some lovely dresses - silk, satin etc that need ironing. They got creased in garage and i have unpacked them this week. Can i iron them myself or do they have to be drycleaned first They are all clean a couple are brand new? (I always used to dryclean after wearing them. Old me. Am trying to be MSE and save a bit of money now).

You need a steamer Kit - not a steam iron, a thing that shoots steam at them to bring creases out and freshen them up. We have one on a stand (which I still don't use) and a portable travel one (which I used on holiday) - I'll bring the portable one down when we come to visit and you can try it on them - we could even teach Steve and Andy how to use it and they would wizz through all your dry cleaning and ironing :rotfl: :rotfl:

3Dogs

steviehants wrote: »

have no idea how long they will stay... apparently the eagle has a wing span of 8ft and there only 42 breeding pairs in the uk.

so is this a lonely bachelor or spinster eagle - without a mate? Couldn't you enrol it with a dating agency to help it find a mate and it could move in with them, somewhere else of course

steviehants

3Dogs wrote: »

You need a steamer Kit - not a steam iron, a thing that shoots steam at them to bring creases out and freshen them up. We have one on a stand (which I still don't use) and a portable travel one (which I used on holiday) - I'll bring the portable one down when we come to visit and you can try it on them - we could even teach Steve and Andy how to use it and they would wizz through all your dry cleaning and ironing :rotfl: :rotfl:

Haha will make sure we bring our boxing gloves...

Its a womans job to do the ironing. amongst other chores.. :rotfl:

steviehants

3Dogs wrote: »

so is this a lonely bachelor or spinster eagle - without a mate? Couldn't you enrol it with a dating agency to help it find a mate and it could move in with them, somewhere else of course

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: good idea Susan

savingwannabe

steviehants wrote: »

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Haha will make sure we bring our boxing gloves...

Its a womans job to do the ironing. amongst other chores.. :rotfl:

The dryer has steamer functions maybe you can help me figure it out.:( It really is beyond me. I can only understand one button.

steviehants

savingwannabe wrote: »

The dryer has steamer functions maybe you can help me figure it out.:( It really is beyond me. I can only understand one button.

Is that the on/off button? :rotfl:

3Dogs

Oh funny story from my train journey today - well not so funny actually!!

On the way up, a black coffee on the train was £1.70, so I had £1.70 ready for when the guy came round with the trolley today - when he eventually came (one and a half hours into my 2 hour 10 min journey) I asked for my black coffee and said '£1.70 isn't it? I've got the right money ready' to which he replied 'No, it's £1.90 now, VAT increase you know' :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:

Now, to my knowledge, VAT went up from 17.5% to 20%, so 20p extra on a £1.70 cup of coffee - err, I don't think that's right, is it? :eek: :eek:

P.S. my brother had given me some change to get a drink and something to eat, or I would not have bought it!!!!!

savingwannabe

steviehants wrote: »

Is that the on/off button? :rotfl:

yep. :money:Ya know me.