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Westvleteren wrote: »It snowed here this morning when I was walking the dogs, silly me went out without a jacket on. We just have a light covering.
I never go out without my waterproof jacket on nearly always raining here
Hopefully it wont snow here. It keeps throwing it down.0 -
I never go out without my waterproof jacket on nearly always raining here
Hopefully it wont snow here. It keeps throwing it down.
You would think I would learn wouldn't you, but keep getting caught out. Spring showers are the worst - last all of 2 mins and you are soaked. :rotfl:Something unexpected happened which made me smile and still continues to make me smile.
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Everytime i look at my tweets avator i think of Happy Chappy because he sent it me.
Please let Happy Chappy come back home all his extended family are missing him. Please,please,please let him back. :beer:0 -
cosmic-dust wrote: »Evening all
There is nothing worse than being on the bones of your backside moneywise and the freezer looking emptier each day! So I had £20 left in my purse which has to last me until the end of next week, so a huge thanks to Mr T tonight. Calculated my stash of whoopsies £98.30 worth for £13.44 :eek: :eek: It was only myself and the reduction girl. Got bacon, sausages, fish, salmon, stewing steak, chops chicken breasts and loads more.
Well done you:T:T:T
cosmic-dust wrote: »I think we are forecast for 6 inches of snow the day, knew we hadn't seen the last of stuff.
:eek::eek::eek: really?! *must start paying attention to the weather reports*
Morning all
Well I'll be going nowhere today, DD has been up most of the night being sickHad to put the washing maching on at half 2 this morning as we were down to the last pair of jammies. The neighbours must have loved me! (live in a flat) It's now on again as well as the tumble dryer :eek: She's currently lying on the couch under her Me to You fleece blanket looking sorry for herself but very cute at the same time! The hardest thing is not giving her anything to eat, she's a bottomless pit and normally eats like a horse!!
So please Mr T no glitches today:p :rotfl:
...those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind.
PRIDE
There's a fork in the road, which way will you go
You standing still or will you step into the great unknown,
Is yours to decide, this is your life.
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Westvleteren wrote: »You would think I would learn wouldn't you, but keep getting caught out. Spring showers are the worst - last all of 2 mins and you are soaked. :rotfl:
You would soon learn here
Spring showers are the worst :rotfl:0 -
lookinforabargain wrote: »Well done you
:T:T:T
:eek::eek::eek: really?! *must start paying attention to the weather reports*
Morning all
Well I'll be going nowhere today, DD has been up most of the night being sickHad to put the washing maching on at half 2 this morning as we were down to the last pair of jammies. The neighbours must have loved me! (live in a flat) It's now on again as well as the tumble dryer :eek: She's currently lying on the couch under her Me to You fleece blanket looking sorry for herself but very cute at the same time! The hardest thing is not giving her anything to eat, she's a bottomless pit and normally eats like a horse!!
So please Mr T no glitches today:p :rotfl:
Hope DS is soon better poor little :A
I am going Mr T's after work but i not very good at finding glitches but will look :rotfl:0 -
Fudge_Cake wrote: »IWith regards to cough mixture, there is an overwhelming amount of clinical evidence that suggests cough medicine has no medicinal benefits other than soothing the throat, infact many claim hat a spoonful of golden syrup would do the same job. It definitely doesn't offer anything in the way of a cure. I gave up taking it years ago, although I do know that some GP's will recommend Pholcodine Linctus which incidentally is the cheapest of the lot
:T Totally agree Pholcodine Lintus is the absolute best cough medicine - breaks a dry cough quickly & is good if you can't get to sleep at nightOur Family Motto ~If all else fails - read the instructions...
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It's time to get wet again. Dog walkies then walkies to work. So cya all later after work and Mr T's :wave:
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queen_of_cheap wrote: »I agree with this completely- pholcodiene is fab for coughs :j and I remember getting possibly one of the best nights sleep i have ever had on it. You can get drowsy or non=drowsy versions
Sorry - catching up & I've said the same as you - great minds
Our Family Motto ~If all else fails - read the instructions...
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morning, its warm but wet out there. are we still bootsing? as tesco cant give us anything free/cheaplife is like a loo roll. the nearer the end you get, the faster it goes.0
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