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Preparing for winter III
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Id actually mistyped on here its 44DD which i found converted to 100E so im just having a look on ebay nowEverything is always better after a cup of tea0
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chirpy
Is there a Boyses store anywhere near you? I got a "Splendour" bra that should have been about £30 - for four pounds.
It might be worth checking your size at a Bravissimo shop - I thought I was a 42DD and they had me as a 36F (38 F is more comfy though)."This site is addictive!"
Wooligan 2 squares for smoky - 3 squares for HTA
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chirpy
How about TKMaxx ?- they have an online site now."This site is addictive!"
Wooligan 2 squares for smoky - 3 squares for HTA
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Thanks for the reply. I'll sneak a stapler home from work on monday to try that.
Reading back my post I didnt realise there were sooooo many spelling mistakes!If you dont want it - dont waste it - Freecycle it!0 -
chirpy
Is there a Boyses store anywhere near you? I got a "Splendour" bra that should have been about £30 - for four pounds.
It might be worth checking your size at a Bravissimo shop - I thought I was a 42DD and they had me as a 36F (38 F is more comfy though).
no Boyses by me unfortunately.
i got measured today actually as i had been wearing a couple of different sizes. which were really uncomfortable! But i didnt go to bravissimo (im not sure there is one anywhere local) but i got measured and she said 44dd.
Ive found a couple on ebay and im 200 points away from £10 paypal money on lightspeed so i will buy 1 from ebay to try out (can always re sell if no good) and then i will know if its comfy and perhaps ask mum or hubby for christmas
as long as i have 1 or 2 to get me by without causing pain i will be happy. But thanks everyone!
i looked on oxendales and they have one for £9 if all else fails and whilst i was there i saw they had plus size thermals not that expensive if anyone plus size is looking.Everything is always better after a cup of tea0 -
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Can't believe it's down to 5 tonight a few more degrees to go and it will gradually get cold enough for snow!0
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Katkin - double sided sticky tape - some on the wall - use a garden cane to smooth it down, and then the foil sticks to it. xxMe, OH, grown DS, (other DS left home) and Mum (coming up 80!). Considering foster parenting. Hints and tips on saving £ always well received. Xx
March 1st week £80 includes a new dog bed though £63 was food etc for the week.0 -
My woodburner has been despatched:) Manufacturers must have been working like mad as we've only had to wait three weeks instead of the six they'd quoted. Chimney passed it's HETAS test yesterday so now we're just waiting for a date from the installers:)0
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Im here again!
I couldnt sleep so i just hung some washing on the line (well an hour ago) and stuck another load on and it was fricking FREEZING!! local forecast said 4 degrees but i swear it was *almost* frosty as my pegs broke LOL!
Anyway this has royally kickstarted me!
ive got a huge list and im going to write it out here and cross off as i get it done if thats alright?
. Wash winter bedding
. Change the bedding to flannellette
. Wash the other bedding and store
. drain and lag outside tap
. lag airing cupboard pipe
. finish foil radiators
. set thermostat
. bleed radiators
. put all hats, scarves, gloves, coats accessible
. buy bras :rotfl:
. insulate guinea pigs and put in shed
. buy de icer
. check screen wash
. check fluid levels
. check tyre pressure
. wax car
. find windscreen protector (put and keep in car)
. shovel
. scraper
. torch + spare batteries
. water
. blanket
. phone charger
. cereal bars
. dog food (just incase we get stranded in the car with dogs!) :T
. newspaper
. telephone numbers (incase phone is dead and need pay phone!)
. stock up on soup, rice pudding, beans, porridge
. allocate 2 loaves of bread and milk emergency (and hide from hubby!)
. make a start on christmas food shop :eek:
. create my stash cupboard!
. buy salt - left it so late!
. prepare the sofa duvet
. buy bird food
. buy lozengers, cough medicine, ibuprofen, lemsip type, bsalm tissues, cold and flu capsules, vit c and zinc
. buy hot water bottles
. buy fingerless gloves
. buy thermos
think i shall be selling on ebay and charming the pants off carbooters tomorrow to buy these extra things. How did the cold creep up so fast??
is anyone else as behind as me?
. i have candles but might hunt out more tomorrow at carboot. but what else do i need for powercuts please? i had a brief hunt for it on the other 2 threads but cant find it, i know its there somewhere!Everything is always better after a cup of tea0
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