The Compers Inn - Part 31

Lakshmi7

Skippycat wrote: »

Evening Laks :beer:



I'm not a patient person.... :rotfl::o

So I've found out. :eek: :eek: :rotfl:

sarah182xxx

Flickering_Ember wrote: »

What do you do as a job? That sounds fantastic!!

Hiya Flicking ember I work at the head office as an allocator and accounts worker for a large chain of shops. I love it espc the perks n freebies hehe. Hope ur well x love your name btw xxxx

AlfieBlue

:wave: Morning all!! Beaut weather here at the mo, sun is shining.

Very excited today, close family coming down to stay - been and . Just going to prepare spuds, veggies etc for tonite.

On a sadder note - my wee feathered pal didn't make it, died this morn Thought the wee bird was doing so well last nite, especially as it had been abandoned for 2 days. Ho hum, such is life, tried our best but couldnt do any more.

:j Good luck for June everyone! Fingers crossed for some lovely wins.

Alf xxx

vwcampervan72

Morning, gorgeous weather here, got the washer on, gonna have a mad catch up, hope posite is generous to us all

Sorry to hear about the blackbird Alfie we've had a family of 6 here 4 babies and 2 adults they come every morning for their raisins ive had to ration them a bit so they learn to fend for themselves, its been lovely though watching them feed the little ones, also had a family of bluetits in the box aswell not bad considering we've got 4 cats next door

AlfieBlue

vwcampervan72 wrote: »

Morning, gorgeous weather here, got the washer on, gonna have a mad catch up, hope posite is generous to us all

Sorry to hear about the blackbird Alfie we've had a family of 6 here 4 babies and 2 adults they come every morning for their raisins ive had to ration them a bit so they learn to fend for themselves, its been lovely though watching them feed the little ones, also had a family of bluetits in the box aswell not bad considering we've got 4 cats next door

Oh thats lovely Love me birds in the garden, our blackies love grapes (never thought about raisins doh!) - we have allsorts in the garden and yep i love watching them feed the little ones - all that wing flapping and chirping :rotfl:There are puddycats around but i think they stay away cos they think we still have a doglet. also have dogs next door so wee critters are fairly safe. Don't have to worry about the gay pigeons, they do their own thing and seem happy enough Bees are still happy in the bird box ...... I leave them well alone -
don't want to push me luck!! xx

Kaytofu

AlfieBlue wrote: »

but i think they stay away cos they think we still have a doglet.

Heehee, that's funny, our family says "doglet" too.

AlfieBlue

Kaytofu wrote: »

Heehee, that's funny, our family says "doglet" too.

lol! well he wasn't small, yet he wasn't big - but i dont know where we got the expression from, but it sort of stuck and doglet he was!!! He did have another lovely name too xxx

ThinkingOfLinking

sarah182xxx wrote: »

Hiya Flicking ember I work at the head office as an allocator and accounts worker for a large chain of shops. I love it espc the perks n freebies hehe. Hope ur well x love your name btw xxxx

Sounds fantastic. I am currently workinf for a retail chain, on the shop floor. Looking to get into back office side of things or head office, but would prefer to just get out of retailing, although I do enjoy the staff discounts.

sheils6

Morning all,

Busy in here this morning!

Sorry about the bird Alfie. We don't seem to have had as many birds in the garden this year. We have lots of cats going through though so it is maybe just as well.

Sun is trying to come out here. Forecast is really good for tomorrow so DH is going to take me for a sail on Ullswater so really looking forward to it. We had a lovely day there last year. We can use Tesco Tokens so it only really costs the petrol as we take a picnic. Kids don't want to go so we can have a lovely day on our own!

Have a lucky day everyone.

sheils x

ThinkingOfLinking

Barnabysue wrote: »

Can't see free meds happening here, If they were only doing it for people on free prescriptions (OAPs, Birth Control, Cancer Drugs etc) it would be inconvenient but for paying patients, I think it's outrageous. Maybe we should all transfer to other practices and hit their pocket. I wonder if they get paid for every prescription that they write? They're trebling their pay if that's the case.

They DO get paid for each prescription they write. I know a friend of mine gets on well with her GP as he is a family friend...he writes what are called "private prescriptions" for her so she pays MUCH less than the NHS charges. Sometimes it can work out better value for money, ie I had a fungal nail infection and Curanail is over £20 but I got it prescribed and it was therefore almost 1/3 of the RRP. But when they try and prescribe me Aqueous Cream which I can buy for under £2 for a massive pot, I always decline...well now I live in Scotland where prescriptions are free so I don't mind any more!!