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

savingwannabe

Have been trying to book tickets on Southern Rail for about two hours now and their computer has broken down!!!!!!!!!!! OOOOOOH i want a bargain.

savingwannabe

i have wasted the whole morning in front of the 'puter trying to book these blessed tickets! time to go down i think.

Aesop

craftihants wrote: »

oh well i will have to buy another shredder and then bin the rubbish add it to land fill then

I shred my paperwork and then put in our recycling bin, it is taken away and shredded again, before being reused, so no landfill. Do you have recycling bins where you live? Our Council take ours.

Aesop

ouch Beanie

I cracked 3 of my ribs after a car accident, and we only found out because when I moved it hurt so much!

The hospital didn't give me anything except painkillers, they wouldn't strap up my ribs even though I asked them, but I was in the hospital for a while.

You could strap your ribs if it helps with the pain.

Hope you feel better soon.

savingwannabe

Our council doesn't take shredded paper!

How are you? did you have a good day yesterday?

Aesop

savingwannabe wrote: »

Have been trying to book tickets on Southern Rail for about two hours now and their computer has broken down!!!!!!!!!!! OOOOOOH i want a bargain.

oh no! have you tried some of the other train websites? Like redspottedhanky?

I was checking for an assessor and it was amazing one day, tickets were £9.80 and if she left 20 mins later, the ticket was £5!

savingwannabe

i have put up a thread. Dead chuffed. Check!!!!! Woop wooop.

Aesop

savingwannabe wrote: »

Our council doesn't take shredded paper!

How are you? did you have a good day yesterday?

mine probably same the same, but as I put so much recycled stuff in there.... I have cans, bottles, cardboard, etc, so stuff it in the middle so they can't see.

Went to Sam's parents evening. Mostly good but they say he has problems with speech sometimes, that he can't pronounce things properly, but I have no problem understanding him, except when he is deliberately talking gibberish and they said he needs to learn to interact more with the other kids.

He is getting better, but he can still be a bit shy. They are more concerned about when he has to go to school, if he can't interact. I don't think it is a problem as he has gone to my friend's house, met total strangers and 5 minutes later been jumping up and down on the trampoline with them all.

Sometimes I think they worry a bit too much.

Aesop

the alternative is to buy the shredding scissors and cut up your paperwork with them, maybe then they will take it away?

savingwannabe

He was fine when we met up. When he was in the park with me he was happy. He was telling me about cogs and how the rides worked.

When i was a kid they thought i was deaf. Then they pushed me into the classes who were two years older than me as they realised i was bored and it was too easy. I studied with older kids till I went to grammar school. It was fun .