Tesco Discussion Chat & Grabbits 11+ Xmas/New Year Edition

CookieRaider

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

lol

Only popped in to see someone and give him something. Only stayed for one which was bought for me, scarpered when it was my round.:D

Skinflint am signhing off now HC time for me to meet the quilt :cool:

DODO_2

Originally Posted by caz2703

Any suggestions?

Big hugs caz - I have been there and done that and know exactly how hard it was = my little girl was 10 months old when I left my ex and my son was 2! Its hard work but its worth it in the end.
I have been dragged to court loads of times - my advice is avoid it if at all possible - its jsut so expensive.
Out of interest you say his parents are over - over from where and how often do they come?
I know its hard to think nicely of anyone when they have treated you like !!!! but maybe meet him halfway JUST THIS ONCE if they are not over often and say next time ensure their visits coincide with his contact times( but remember grandparents can go to court themselves these days to get access which is what you definitely dont want them to do!) If your son is still ill then it is entirely valid for him not to go at that age but mayb let your other little one go by herself.

Please dont think I am taking his side - I am so not - I thikn you are defo inthe right - but sometimes its worth taking the wind out of their sails adn doing the unexpected!

Where do you live caz?
Feel free to PM me at any time - I am the contact access guru!!!!!

Big hugs and hope your little one is better soon

cosmic-dust

French_Knickers wrote: »

Bloody hell, 18 pages on the new thread already??? Soooo tired and a bit stressed now so not gonna bother reading back so if theres anything really interesting that I should know about then please say otherwise just for tonight I won't bother catching up.

DODO has confirmed the lamb glitch, if that is something that may interest you. Sorry to hear your news, hopefully it will be good news once they get the little scrote. It still appears online at £9.99kg instead of £4.99kg :eek: worth a punt.

DODO wrote: »

Thanks to OP who did the new price flop magazine review yesterday who highlighted potential lamb issues!

cosmic-dust wrote: »

T'was me, nice to find a good bargain. Enjoy!



Whole lamb leg
Was £9.99/kg
now £4.99/kg
Tesco.com doesn't appear to have changed the price. £29.97 (£9.99/kg)
Now the price drop mag is valid from 7th - 18th Dec

never_too_old

caz2703 wrote: »

We just get on with it. I'm not looking for a medal and I sure as hell can't (and wouldn't want to) get a refund so I have 2 young kids that need me so what else can I do but be the best mum I can.

Need a rant .....

Meanwhile I'm dealing with the ex who would now like me to be flexible and let him have the kids outside the contact order (which he instigated for no reason) because his parents are over. Hmmmmmmm so he can transfer the TV license without warning me, drag me to court without even discussing access, transferred the Sky contract which resulted in cutting off my phone (and worse still the broadband!!), stopped paying the gas & electric before I got tax credits in place and he wants me to be flexible!

Any suggestions?

sorry not caught up yet. how well did you get on with the inlaws,maybe you could inviye them to yours for tea .They might not know the half of it and you could enlighten them and they can see the grandchildren.:)

scrap that,just went back and first post i see is sunshines,obviously the acorn didnt fall far from the tree.He will have to make arrangements for his parents to see them during his existing access visit.

Looby123

morning all on this bl00dy freezing cold morning!!

spent over an hour scanning clipstrip items last night and only managed to find the 1p beef nugget thingies....everything else scanned more expensive than what other people have found...so heading to an express later to find the tea and sweetner!!

Found a lone Koo-di travel pop up bassinette (travle cot)...SEL £8.95 reduced from £30....have sent it on holiday in a N*tts store if anyone wants it I can reveal its location!!! Not a great deal more to report...found a few cuddly toys reduced to 40p as stocking fillers for the kids...and stocked up of the coke..4x 2litres for £4...great for new years eve party!!

heres a pic of the same travel cot....

Westvleteren

zippydooda wrote: »

i worked out from your tails from the past last night, you are about 45

:rotfl::rotfl:

That would definitely make LadyLeenie and lala feel old.

Gemini_Jes

Good morning all

Issyc wrote: »

Gemini - how is your mother-in-law?

She has good days when she seems back to her usual self and then the following day she is back down again. The urine infection is not clearing, on her 3rd course of antibiotics for it and her GP said that her immune system is weakening due to the antibiotics as they 'kill' off good bacteria as well as bad bacteria. The MRSA is not as serious as we were first told, GP explained that she is a carrier of MRSA and as yet she is suffering no effects from it although we are still advised to wear gloves when caring for her and wash her laundry separately. She has carers visiting several times a day but she has a horrible, nasty attitude to them , not fair to them as they are very good with her. She is stubborn and will not listen when we say that she needs to be nicer to them....so annoying.:(

Thank-you for asking after her..:A:A

Very cold, frosty morning here in S.Wales but still going to visit T's, need milk and bread.
Hope you all have a good week-end.:):)

Issyc

Gemini_Jes wrote: »

Good morning all




She has good days when she seems back to her usual self and then the following day she is back down again. The urine infection is not clearing, on her 3rd course of antibiotics for it and her GP said that her immune system is weakening due to the antibiotics as they 'kill' off good bacteria as well as bad bacteria. The MRSA is not as serious as we were first told, GP explained that she is a carrier of MRSA and as yet she is suffering no effects from it although we are still advised to wear gloves when caring for her and wash her laundry separately. She has carers visiting several times a day but she has a horrible, nasty attitude to them , not fair to them as they are very good with her. She is stubborn and will not listen when we say that she needs to be nicer to them....so annoying.:(

Thank-you for asking after her..:A:A

Very cold, frosty morning here in S.Wales but still going to visit T's, need milk and bread.
Hope you all have a good week-end.:):)

It's hard caring for relatives. I won't bore you with my story but I understand what you are going through. xx

It is indeed a beautiful, frosty morning here in South Wales which has made me even more excited about Christmas.

rolo-polo1965

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

I'm here, had a bit of a problem leaving the old thread though. I remember hiding behind my sofa and falling asleep, when I woke up the sofa and everyone had gone and the bug ge rs switched the lights out when they left. It took me ages to find the door and when I do make it over here I get wrong for not turning off the gas, putting the cat and milk bottles out and not locking the door.

That's the last time I hide behind my sofa near the end of a thread.:rotfl:

LOL you are funny and do make us laugh.

I do like your funny comments!

LadyLeenie

Westvleteren wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl:

That would definitely make LadyLeenie and lala feel old.

I`m not as old as you lot seem to think

Very rude again of me,so sorry,morning all