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

craftihants

Aesop wrote: »

pah! to the neighbours

ooohhhhh did you watch the firemen lined up along your wall?

no i missed that but the one that left was massive i missed it all, just as well i would probably have been totally embarrassed:eek::eek::eek:

savingwannabe

Aesop you are naughty.

craftihants

savingwannabe wrote: »

Aesop you are naughty.

whats this thread you were talking about how do i get to it?:j:j:T:T:T

beanielou

hi gang :wave:

savingwannabe

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3254986=

it's here but still can't log onto the site. upset.

Aesop

savingwannabe wrote: »

Aesop you are naughty.

craftihants wrote: »

no i missed that but the one that left was massive i missed it all, just as well i would probably have been totally embarrassed:eek::eek::eek:

I'm not naughty i appreciate firemen that's all!

when our chip shop was on fire, I stood watching them putting out the fire. It was very interesting!

Aesop

Hi Beanie :hello:

how are you feeling today?

Aesop

the website is up SW. Is it crashing when you try to book the ticket?

3Dogs

steviehants wrote: »

Hi Susan, Just wanted to say Have a good safe journey to Newcastle.

Dont forget dont leave your mobile phone on the train.. :rotfl:

How much Chocolate are you taking :eek:


Will miss you!!!!:(:(

I can confirm that I still have my mobile phone, though there was a scare - when b-i-l picked me and my sister up from station she had walked across town from work to meet me we went to their house, we dropped him off and I drove us down to see Mam. When I get there I always get my glasses and phone out of my bag before I tuck it away in the cupboard if Mam sees anything unusual on the chair or floor, she keeps saying 'is that someone sitting in the chair' or 'is that a cat' !! and I couldn't find my phone - emptied everything out ...... no phone :eek: then I realised I had used it in the back of the car so it must have fallen out of my bag when it fell over in the back of the car ....... and sure enough, there it was on the floor in the back phew!!

Got no chocolate Steve - didn't bring any with me and I don't plan on buying any - going to be good - no chocolate and no cakes

Didn't bother connecting to internet at my sisters last night - when we got back from seeing Mam, sister cooked a lovely chilli and rice (free on s/world plan :j) and we just sat chatting about their holidays, etc and I went to bed about 10.30 pm

I've settled into my neice's house this morning, and been down to see Mam for lunch time but she waas on her ice cream when I got there at 12.30 pm as they must have started early. She must have knocked the bowl over though, as she showed me the mesh on the sheets to the side of her, all soaked and messy. I folded the sheet back and put paper towels over so she could rest her arm there, and wiped her hand and arm clean, then fed her the rest of the ice cream. When I took the bowl back I told them what had happened and asked them to come change her sheets when they finished with everyone's lunches.

No-one came to do it, but the hairdresser came to set her hair when she finished her meds/nebuliser. She went up to ask them to lift her up the bed but they were busy with another lady. So we both lifted Mam up into a sitting position so she could start putting her rollers in, and I then left. But I told the head carer, who was in the foyer supervising a delivery, about it and she said 'Have they not done it yet - I'll get them to do it now' so hopefully, that will be sorted

Sorry about your ribs Beanie - Mr 3Dogs and I have both done that before and it is VERY painful, but as others have said, they don't strap them anymore. All you can do it take pain-killers and grin and bear it until it eases. I found sleeping the worst, as you just can't move a muscle without it being agonising pain - even breathing hurt. Do you do have our sympathies hun

3Dogs

Oh, and I knew Aesop would have something to say about the firemen