THE FUTURE IS ONE BIG CHALLENGE AFTER ANOTHER for 3Dogs and friends ..... PART 2

3Dogs

Morning everyone - just a quick post as must dash as I am taking my friend for blood tests this morning and then picking up Mr 3Dogs from auction (he got the bus into town this morning - remember, van radiator kaputt)

Yes, I agree with everyone else, what were you doing up at that time Kit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Miche - only 3 lbs - look at it that way - you can do it hun :A Oh, found your email VERY interesting petal

Marru - good luck with the bailiffs :eek: :eek:

Right, I'm off so chat later - hope everyone has a good day today :j :j :j :j

3Dogs

Hello again gang - we are watching England v Ireland at cricket World Cup - looks like England could turn a win into a loss at the moment but we will see :mad: :mad:

My friend got her blood test after a long wait - very busy when we went :mad:, and then we picked up Mr 3Dogs from the auction

Mr 3Dogs managed to get a built-in wardrobe for £24 plus commission this morning plus 3 lots of mixed lots for £2 each, so was well pleased. The fitted unit has been dismantled from a house and everything is there - the interior with shelves/rails, 3 doors, one of which is part mirrored, and is in a beech finish. This will go in out bedroom beautifully, when we can get it fitted We already had a set of the rails and a pair of sliding doors in white finish, which we had got in with other things at the auction over the past few months, but this is the whole thing and a better style, so delighted with it, and Mr 3Dogs will now sell the other bits we have, plus our wardrobes/drawers that we currently use, so should cost £0 with any luck :j :j

MicheH

Remember the book fair purchase that ripped me off £6yesterday. Picks DD up. "Mam, Mam can we go to the book fair again, I want another book" She got short shrift from me I can tell you!

How can a kid who isn't spoilt.. be spoilt! Time for a pocket money tin I think. She can fund her own wants when she has some pennies. Bloddy kids.

I wonder when we will tell the girls we were bankrupt? We will, as part of money education but when.. eek.

Did I ever tell the story about Bank Holiday last year?

I was lying in bed with her at bed time just chatting telling her that Daddy didn't have to go to work on Monday as it was a Bank Holiday. She got all excited and said "So what we gonna do on Bankrupt Holiday" :eek:

She's six and obviously heard the word in discussions at home. I was mortified :rotfl: Explained that bankrupts were people who had no money and pulled out a coin that was in my pocket.. look Mammy has some money. :rotfl:

Many people know about our BR but it's not something you want your 6 year bandying about :eek:

Was I saying anything in particular? Why break the habit of a life time eh?

Won't be online later as off to ikea. Don't want anything just a cuppa, a natter and a piece of cake

MicheH

3Dogs wrote: »

Hello again gang - we are watching England v Ireland at cricket World Cup - looks like England could turn a win into a loss at the moment but we will see :mad: :mad:

My friend got her blood test after a long wait - very busy when we went :mad:, and then we picked up Mr 3Dogs from the auction

Mr 3Dogs managed to get a built-in wardrobe for £24 plus commission this morning plus 3 lots of mixed lots for £2 each, so was well pleased. The fitted unit has been dismantled from a house and everything is there - the interior with shelves/rails, 3 doors, one of which is part mirrored, and is in a beech finish. This will go in out bedroom beautifully, when we can get it fitted We already had a set of the rails and a pair of sliding doors in white finish, which we had got in with other things at the auction over the past few months, but this is the whole thing and a better style, so delighted with it, and Mr 3Dogs will now sell the other bits we have, plus our wardrobes/drawers that we currently use, so should cost £0 with any luck :j :j

That would be fab if you can offset it ! And a nice bedroom to boot (pardon the pun, was it a pun or my bizarre humour :rotfl: )

I need to get myself to a boot fair, went a few weeks back but a bit too icky for the parking on the mud. Does Mr3Dogs think it's worthwhile going to fairs midweek? The Sunday one is always chocca, I often wonder if the Thursday one would be worth going to.

steviehants

MicheH wrote: »

Won't be online later as off to ikea. Don't want anything just a cuppa, a natter and a piece of cake

Now who mentioned CAKE? :eek::eek:

3Dogs

MicheH wrote: »

That would be fab if you can offset it ! And a nice bedroom to boot (pardon the pun, was it a pun or my bizarre humour :rotfl: )

I need to get myself to a boot fair, went a few weeks back but a bit too icky for the parking on the mud. Does Mr3Dogs think it's worthwhile going to fairs midweek? The Sunday one is always chocca, I often wonder if the Thursday one would be worth going to.

There's only one way to find out, he said :rotfl: :rotfl: It will be quieter, with less stalls and less buyers too, still every chance to find a bargain, so I'd say go for it Miche - anyway, a nice trip out for you all in the holidays perhaps??

Luckily, our car boot/market is mainly on hard standing or gravel., with Friday's being mainly indoors. We used to do them on grass but can get very messy and I've seen many a car get stuck in a muddy field :eek: :eek:

3Dogs

steviehants wrote: »

Now who mentioned CAKE? :eek::eek:

It doesn't take you long to appear when cake is mentioned, does it Steve? :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: How are you today me Bonnie Lad? :A

MicheH

3Dogs wrote: »

Luckily, our car boot/market is mainly on hard standing or gravel., with Friday's being mainly indoors. We used to do them on grass but can get very messy and I've seen many a car get stuck in a muddy field :eek: :eek:

A friend of ours borrowed his mate's JCB (he works as a handiman on a farm) and was earning quite a tidy sum pulling the cars out of the mud through the winter. All voluntarily contributions but he was seething when he did that for people and they didn't tip him :rotfl:

steviehants wrote: »

Now who mentioned CAKE? :eek::eek:

..and as if by magic up he pops :rotfl:

steviehants

3Dogs wrote: »

It doesn't take you long to appear when cake is mentioned, does it Steve? :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: How are you today me Bonnie Lad? :A

:rotfl::rotfl: im lurking in the background and am watching that Miche.... But hey you wont get a Lemon drizzle cake at Ikea.

Im doing fine Susan, untill i spent £5 this morning on some new passport photo's because of renewing my buss pass. which turns out i didnt need to have the pics done as i was informed this morning on the phone i will automaticly get a new pass later this month. So would you like a pic of me in your wallett?

steviehants

Miche pushing her car in the field:rotfl: