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tazmac25

frequent wrote: »

Blondy & 3 dogs

buried daughter, cried alot
buried dog cried alot

heart is with you

Frequent - hugs to you
I too have buried a daughter but I know she is looking after all our pets and making them well and happy again
I'm sure your daughter will be doing the same xxx

Tinyshoes

So sorry to hear of your loss 3dogs. x

NKLK

Oh.I can't read back. It's just far too sad

I'm really sorry for your losses guys
It's just awful

APennysaved_2

Is it just me that's kinda relieved the Boots glitch is over?:o It made a nice change from T's though, feels like I've not been in a 'normal' shop for years. I find I get so much more done now that it's quiet on the T's front...bargainhunting is time consuming!
But I'm afraid the vitamins have only whet my appetite for a full-blown, fill-your-trolley-and-superscan-kinda glitch

kadison

My thoughts and (((hugs))) to you both, I can't imagine how much it must hurt to lose a child.

My mum is up in heaven looking after all my lost pets, and no doubt adopting every waif and stray there is going knowing her, she never could resist a sob story, the soft old bat

blondynurse

frequent wrote: »

Blondy & 3 dogs

buried daughter, cried alot
buried dog cried alot

heart is with you

I am so sorry to hear this, I nursed an old man who lost his daughter will never forget it as he always said "nothing will ever hurt me more than burying my daughter" when he had to face other problems in his life including the big things and the little things He died but i will never forget that wee man and what a clever thing to think xxx

kadison

APennysaved wrote: »

Is it just me that's kinda relieved the Boots glitch is over?:o It made a nice change from T's though, feels like I've not been in a 'normal' shop for years. I find I get so much more done now that it's quiet on the T's front...bargainhunting is time consuming!
But I'm afraid the vitamins have only whet my appetite for a full-blown, fill-your-trolley-and-superscan-kinda glitch

Yes I am, it was beginning to fill my every waking thought!

SpiralingDown

Cocobear wrote: »

Nice stash :-) Can I ask where you got the Big Trak from / how much? My DH wants one LOL!! :-)

Got from Boots in boucher, Belfast. None left though, managed to grab this one before the lady who already had 4 in her trolley took it.
I think it was £6.25. Original price £25, it's the Jr one

madmuppet5

What a special lot you are :A

*Raises a glass to HappyChappy*:beer:

skinandblister1

kadison wrote: »

OK properly crying now

I cannot see very well through the tears but that was beautiful - I have a lil old man 16yrs - on heart tablets - I know I will make the right decision when I need to - the vet is amazed he is still going - will upload a pic tomoz - I know you lovely ppl on here wont say bad things about him but everyone does when we are out - breaks dd heart when we walk him and get abuse