MG - The Matrix Re-wired

Kittikins

When I lose something I always pick up the most unlikely object in the room that is wherever it shouldn't be (well, that usually covers nearly anything) and the lost object is generally sheltering underneath it....

maryb

Crickett, I'm sorry you're down today after yesterday was such a good day. Why don't you plan out a fantasy novel during your R&R - I remember you once saying you really wanted to write one. And make yourself the heroine, of course, together with faithful pooch

Memory_Girl

Psssst crickett - borrowed my Mums pooch for the weekend - (they are off on a murder mystery weekend but were supremely unimpressed that I told them that the Butler did it LOL)

Will be thinking of you as we take him out for a Yomp later (he is collie so takes loads of walking)

Hope your leaving do went OK

MG

Aesop

still sending Marru positive vibes.....

well my lovely, lovely friend came round without children, and stayed here cleaning, hoovering, washing, while DS and I made 4 trips to CS with items. They were loving us at first especially when I said I would definitely like to do gift aid, they have only recently qualified for it.

And then when we went with last items, their computers had gone down! :eek:

Friend was :A, bedroom looks fantastic! I keep going in there to have a look at it! It is so clean, no clothes, no junk, just the things that should be in there.

She hoovered, washed the bathroom, hung my clothes up, and has left my home looking lovely. So light and airy and I feel so much better for it!

Hugs, birthday wishes and positive vibes to everybody.

Tescodealqueen

boultdj wrote: »

My Mum allway's used a prayer/spell thing that seem's to work to the patron saint of lost thing's, goes like this:-

St Antony,St Antony, return what dose not belong to thee.


Daft I know but what have you got to lose, and remember to say thank you when it turn's up.hth

What can I say, I said the prayer and I have found my missing stamp!

Thanks everyone:T

boultdj

Tescodealqueen wrote: »

What can I say, I said the prayer and I have found my missing stamp!

Thanks:T

:j:jHuurry!:D to lost stuff being found.Glad it helped.

greenbee

what a lovely friend aesop we all need people like that in our lives. Now you have to keep it all looking lovely

today hasn't been much good here either... I think OH might be at the end of his tether with his mother, but as his dad is still in hospital he needs to stay over most nights.

Need to get some work done, and am failing dismally.

vandanfc

Horace, why don't you open one of these:

http://www.barclays.co.uk/Currentaccounts/Keepitsimple/CashCardAccount/P1242557963900


I guess you would need to ring to make an appointment to open an account.

This is the id you need to take with you:

To open a Barclays Cash Card Account, we need confirmation of who you are and where you live. We need 2 original documents (not photocopies) from the lists below.
To confirm who you are, we need 1 of the following:

• Full, current passport
• Current European Union member state identity card
• Current UK photocard driving licence or UK full paper driving licence
• Benefit books/benefit entitlement letters; includes pension, Child Benefit, income support, disability and Jobseeker's Allowance

To confirm where you live, we need 1 of the following:

• Current UK photocard driving licence or UK full paper driving licence with current address (if not used as identification)
• Gas bill (less than 3 months old)
• Water bill (less than 3 months old)
• Telephone bill for a fixed line (less than 3 months old), not a mobile phone bill
• Local authority council tax bill (current financial year)
• Bank statement (less than 3 months old) from another bank (internet statements are not acceptable)
• Mortgage statement that's less than 12 months old (internet statements are not acceptable)
• Council rent book (must be current)
• HM Revenue & Customs notice of tax coding (current tax year)

I think you have id listed here don't you?

Lara44

That's brilliant Aesop - it was just the right thing to do. Hope you're enjoying the new space and looking forward to the ILs visit now. Cheers to your lovely friend :beer:

Great news Tescodealqueen!

Fingers crossed for Marru.

Argh, here time is going so S L O W L Y today....

Dorastar

Aaargh today has been a technology free day since the whole area had no internet, no fax and no intranet (council based e-stuff) so back to basics type day which was quite nice tbh - but glad I have got it working at home.

Tonight is birthday party for a little one then throw kids in bed and then gut downstairs before dh comes home at 10pm so he can just crawl off to his sick bed (tonsilitis and dodgy tum but insisting on going to work)

Tomorrow is kid taxi day then off to see Rhod Gilbert in the cheap seats in the sky - can't wait:j