Nice people thread part 5 - nicely does it

PasturesNew

lostinrates wrote: »

Pn.....can ypu buy now if you gind somewhere.?

I could .... a small house. By the sounds of you lot mine'd be about the size of your kitchens

chewmylegoff

PasturesNew wrote: »

I could .... a small house. By the sounds of you lot mine'd be about the size of your kitchens

that will be a challenge for you - we are currently renting less than 600 square feet, which is pretty effing tiny.

LydiaJ

Anyone else got a kid in year 6? It's national offers day today for secondary school places. DS got his first choice - not that we're surprised because we're a long way inside the boundary of the catchment area, but it's nice to have it confirmed.

PS No smutty, rude, suggestive or otherwise bothersome pms here, and I'm happy with that.

lostinrates

PasturesNew wrote: »

I could .... a small house. By the sounds of you lot mine'd be about the size of your kitchens

My kichen is big. But its got a loo in the middle and no sink or fittings, and the other one is an ok size, with fittings, that come off i. Your hand and a leaking sink!

I wish we had one of the putbuildings done, you could come here for summer while you decide what is next.

lostinrates

LydiaJ wrote: »

Anyone else got a kid in year 6? It's national offers day today for secondary school places. DS got his first choice - not that we're surprised because we're a long way inside the boundary of the catchment area, but it's nice to have it confirmed.

PS No smutty, rude, suggestive or otherwise bothersome pms here, and I'm happy with that.

:j:j:j

Please congratulate him from us lydia! Do i remember he was bold enough to do or help with the application himself too?

What good news!

misskool

LydiaJ wrote: »

Anyone else got a kid in year 6? It's national offers day today for secondary school places. DS got his first choice - not that we're surprised because we're a long way inside the boundary of the catchment area, but it's nice to have it confirmed.

:T:j:T:j

I went to Lidl to buy some rice for dinner and ended up with 5 packs of perennial plants at 99p each. can't go wrong with 99p pack of perennials (since they were mostly 2-3 a pack)

and they have some nifty propagators. I could have easily spent £50 in there today but restrained myself :rotfl:

lostinrates

Lidl here was like locusts decending...no parking even. Instead went to plant centre and bought a japenese wineberry and a bargain kiwi. Now have to clear a space to plant the kiwi!

zagubov

Happy St Davids Day to silvercar, davesnave, and anybody else I've overlooked on the thread or lurkland.

No I don't get PMs of the kind you're all discussing.
Well done lydiaJ on the school. We had a fraught wait when our DD first started her primary school many moons ago as we were only just inside the catchment area for a really good one but couldn't feel relaxed until we knew she had a place.

PasturesNew

chewmylegoff wrote: »

that will be a challenge for you - we are currently renting less than 600 square feet, which is pretty effing tiny.

You might think so .... my last place was 250 square feet, this one's "HUGE!!!!" and is about 380-400

PasturesNew

lostinrates wrote: »

My kichen is big. But its got a loo in the middle and no sink or fittings, and the other one is an ok size, with fittings, that come off i. Your hand and a leaking sink!

I wish we had one of the putbuildings done, you could come here for summer while you decide what is next.

I might have come too

Wild swimming in the cake.... etching swan pedalo designs on the heat-baked earth in the heat of the summer. And, you've got those horsey things.... never been on one of those, I might even get to get on one

You'd find your cats missing though as they'd be in my place getting force-fed overdoses of pure kitty luff.