OS Daily 1st February 2011

Loulou2010

bargainbird wrote: »

lou - You spurred me on to empty DS and DD's clothes a black sack of each will be shortly winging their way to new homes :T

i have two bags that are full of vests and stained clothes plus another two bags of clothes aged 9months upwards. his sock drawer has never been sorted. i counted 56 pairs of socks :eek::o only 10 or so pairs fit

uolypool

bargainbird wrote: »

:eek::eek::mad::mad: oh no thats awful....hope the rest of the day picks up, if it doesn't get yourself back to bed

I may just have to do that, it annoys me so much, my neighbour but 1 had her shed broken into last weekend so they must be doing the rounds, as he uses his bike everyday for his paper round he had just put the bike back in the shed and locked the door, not locking it away with the others bikes which were not touched.Time to get the security light mended me thinks:mad:

Lily_The_Legend

rozmister wrote: »

The milk is really good, can't tell the difference just like real milk (because it is) but it's pretty pricey. I don't know about the yoghurts because I didn't used to eat yoghurts and I like the chocolate alpro pudding things but the cheese was a definite no-no when I ate it. It was like plastic cheese, didn't have any real flavour and wasn't that great!

How long have you been lactose intolerant?

I want some penis shaped baked goods!!

Ever since I started working, so that's nearly 10 years now! :eek:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: at the penis baked goods comment, you'll have to get the recipe off sistercas. My fairy cakes seem to peak in the middle a lot due to my strange oven!

uolypool – that's terrible about your son's bike! We were dogsitting yesterday and my DH went home at lunchtime to let the dog out. He unlocked the front door, put his bike in the hallway, locked up behind him, went upstairs to our lounge and it was only when he walked in that door that the dog even bothered to look up! So he'd make a useless guard dog too! :rotfl:

Lily_The_Legend

Loulou2010 wrote: »

ds is lactose intolarant and cant tolerate soya milk but is ok with other soya products :undecided he drinks rice milk which looks disgusting but he seems to like it

I've tried that but wasn't keen, I preferred oat milk.

If he likes the rice milk and it doesn't disagree with him that's good.

kezlou

Happy birthday N9eav


Been busy the pas couple of days, had more appointments and today been doing course and might be signing up to do some volunteering. don'twant to do too much in case i collaspe again.

Glad to hear the twins are well hailight!
esmf thats shocking !:eek: :mad::mad:

OS for today has been sorting the house, haven't been able to do anything, stupid knee grrr. So its like bomb had a whale of a time. Right OH is hoovering while i'm taking a brake for 5 mns. Also got a huge pan of savoury mince on the go. So prob spag bol tonight for tea. ALso got a loaf on the go, just waiting for the dough to double.

BAck in abit, going to collect the snippers from school.

Loulou2010

Lily_The_Legend wrote: »

I've tried that but wasn't keen, I preferred oat milk.

If he likes the rice milk and it doesn't disagree with him that's good.

it looks like watered down milk _pale_

flutterbyuk25

Evening all

Not read the thread yet so (((hugs))) for those in need.

I'm feeling icky . Felt ok most of the day (apart from the dizzyness which is still on-going), but now I have a temperature and scratchy throat . I'm gonna head to bed for a nap and see how I feel after that.

x

uolypool

uolypool wrote: »

Hi all , happy birthday, congratulations, get well soon and huge hugs take your pick to which best suits you today,as am rubbish with names:rotfl:.Had a really bad night last night have booked in to see my dr tomorrow morning about my meds,Got up at nearly 1 this afternoon :eek: and still feel like I could do with another 5 hours sleep.:( .Son has a day off today for study , so he kept an eye on woofer whilst I slept but I woke up, to find shed door open and my sons bike gone:mad::mad: he only got it for his birthday in Oct last year.So after checking with him at school to make sure he hadnt taken it this morning I have been on the phone to the police ,and am now waiting for the fingerprint ppl to come and see if they can get any prints.Bike is insured but thats not the point, I cant believe woofer didnt hear anything stupid mutt;) son was in the lounge and thats at front of house so with middle door shut I can understand them not hearing a thing .So the whole day has been a disaster:mad:

UPDATE The scene of crime officers have been and gone, they have been able to pick up prints from the lock and door of the shed so hopefully they will be able to find out who has stolen the bike.Now we have a crime number and I have spoken to the insurance and given them details of my sons stolen bike, they have said it is their policy to replace the bike with a like for like cost wise so the new bike will be here monday, didnt have to fill a form in in order to get the ball moving.Which I found strange , but then not having to claim on the house insurance for a few years this could be how they do it now.

halight

Evening all:j:j
Well im glad to be home tonight, its been a long day:mad: Im worn out again, so as soon as the girls are back from my moms and iv had mu dinner i think ill be off to bed. Prob around the 9:00-9:30 mark.

Dinner tonight will be chicken breast cooked in toms form a tin with mushrooms,onions, peppers and mixed herbs. Will severe with rice i think.

Redruby. Glad that things are moving along with your dad. I bet your mom will be pleased to have him back. I would keep hounding SS and that carehome untill you get what you wont. No person should have to put up will bullying or abuce. Good luck.

Well i hope that everyone is haveing a good day. Its been a lot warmer here today than yesterday.

Well enjoy your evening all:j:j

halight

uolypool wrote: »

UPDATE The scene of crime officers have been and gone, they have been able to pick up prints from the lock and door of the shed so hopefully they will be able to find out who has stolen the bike.Now we have a crime number and I have spoken to the insurance and given them details of my sons stolen bike, they have said it is their policy to replace the bike with a like for like cost wise so the new bike will be here monday, didnt have to fill a form in in order to get the ball moving.Which I found strange , but then not having to claim on the house insurance for a few years this could be how they do it now.

Glad that the insurance company are being helpfull. Sometimes they can be very hard going.
Dont get your hopes up of the police finding out who did it. Most of the time they dont. I hope that your son dose not feel to upset at having his bike stolen. Its hard for adults yet alone kids and teenages.
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Good luck