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Wednesday the 10th January, 2007
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Hi Valentine
Got your pm tonight. Yes we are very close in EL! Tried to reply but I am having trouble with site. Have you got family near you? If not I will try to support you. Also got DD who is 2 weeks beyond you with No 3.
Will knit you something sweatheart!
GB0 -
grannybroon wrote:Hi Valentine
Got your pm tonight. Yes we are very close in EL! Tried to reply but I am having trouble with site. Have you got family near you? If not I will try to support you. Also got DD who is 2 weeks beyond you with No 3.
Will knit you something sweatheart!
GB
Oh Grannybroon you are just so sweet, i wished my kids had a granny like you!!:TProud to be DEBT FREE AT LAST0 -
DLB, I am so angry at your neighbours & their up their @rse attitude.
md123, I passed my driving test......on my 10th attempt. I kid you not. I have been driving fir just under 2 years now. Don't ever give up. Ok its expensive but its a lot of money to waste if you don't carry on iyswimI had a few nightmare examiners & twice was going to complain but was told if I did then I couldn't rebook another test till the matter was sorted (& they obviously wouldn't change a fail to a pass) & it could take ages to get it investigated.
Grannybroon, I love home knitted stuff! My mother has just knitted my dd a jumper for xmas. Its so lovely! I want to learn to knit but I don't know anyone who lives close enough to me to teach me. I did used to knit as a child. I remember knitting squares for blankets for the 'Ethiopia' appeal in about 84/85.
I have been so organised just lately, I am proud of myselfI have stuck to my menu plans. In the last 3 days I have only spent £6.65 & that was on my prescription for my 'happy' pills.
I have also been giving the kitchen & bathroom a daily swish & swipe. Will make it easier on the w/e when I do the housework properly.
love to you all
Lisa x0 -
Evening all! not had chance to read the thread yet so hope everyones ok! been at work since yesterday morning:eek: still never mind got 2 days off now!:j before I work a 3 day weekend:rolleyes:
Off to bed shortly as I never seem to be able to sleep well on a sleep-in at work.
((((hugs)))) to everyone who needs them and take care all xxDo what you love :happyhear0 -
I forgot to tell you all, how impressed i was with ds1 earlier, i told you i sold his old gameboy on ebay earlier on last week, and he made £70 on a buy it now, well tonight as i was bathing spotty dd, he shouted me to say he wanted to bid on a item on ebay, i told him to wait and i would come and check out feedback price ect, his reply.....
`iv already checked mum, good feedback, and iv checked price on argos and asda websites and it £10 cheaper on ebay`!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hes learning well, hes only 11!!!!!!Proud to be DEBT FREE AT LAST0 -
Had posted something else but my connection still wonky. Valentine - pm me where you are and we can maybe be in touch.
dlb - that son of yours - an entrepeur (sp?) Kind of makes up a bit for the day you have had?
GB0 -
dlb wrote:his reply.....
`iv already checked mum, good feedback, and iv checked price on argos and asda websites and it £10 cheaper on ebay`!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hes learning well, hes only 11!!!!!!
I wish dbf was that well-trained... and he's 31 tomorrow!:rotfl:
Well, I just wanted to report back that I've done all my tasks for the day plus a few extra (more washing mainly). V chuffed with myself... can't stop looking at my clean cooker. How sad!
Anyway, off to bed now. Busy day tomorrow with dbf's birthday. Am doing an afternoon tea for some friends to celebrate and only have 10 cornflakes so far! :eek: Wish me luck...
New flat, new budget, new commitment to MSE!
"It's never too late to be what you might have been" George Eliot0 -
Redspot not SAD just proud, i have had moments like this since finding this site, my fav was my dinning room at xmas after i had turned it back to a dinning room from a playroom!!!
It just looked so pretty with candles burning and tree sparkling, so much so ...now this is sad...i took a photo of it!!!!!!!!!!!Proud to be DEBT FREE AT LAST0 -
md123 (or close to that after a couple!! of glasses of wine) - keep going. I failed my 1st test because of moving when someone was coming miles down the road - on my 2nd test I was about to start the 3 point turn when I spotted a car coming down the road so I stuck fast - only for the examiner to say "Miss H I think he's waiting for you.....nightmare. Then I hit the kerb... and was so convinced I'd failed I drove "normally" carving up lorry drivers etc inthe city centre - only to be told I'd passed...... There is no way you can tell:rolleyes:
Love the home knitting for babies and if anyone wants a cardi or matinee jacket - I'm on - love doing baby things after most of the stff I do now“the princess jumped from the tower & she learned that she could fly all along. she never needed those wings.”
Amanda Lovelace, The Princess Saves Herself in this One0 -
Evening (well morning really) everyone,
Long day here, managed to get 2 loads done in the WM, tidied the whole flat, cleaned the bathroom, hoovered, cleaned the kitchen, prepped tea and aired the place all before leaving for work at 2.30!!!
Now just having a quick surf before bed. Busy day tomorrow, have to go to uni to get my dissertation tutor to sign a form saying I have done something in the last 6 months, write up a CV, annotate a bibliography (?!), take a load of unwanted clothes to the charity shop, take a big box of recycling to Tesco (my council doesn't 'do' recycling :mad: ), clean the extractor fans and complete various other chores. Oh, and I'd better do some form of revision too as I have 3 exams next week :eek:
Off to bed now,
Sleep well xxx0
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