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Fudge_Cake_2

Come on the Lindor glitch!! I didn't manage any before so would be fab if it's correct!

Just managed to catch up and have a little bit of time before whoopsie o'clock so here we go;

Sharon-P = I know they're such beautiful creatures, how could anyone hurt them? So incredibly sad

Grumpys1daughter = Oh dear I was hoping your next post would be a lot more positive about your health Sorry to hear your tummy has been bad all week and that you has an accident yesterday the 1st time you were out, bloomin typical. You poor thing xx Thank you for your kind words too

MrRumples, SaverSavvy123 and blondynurse = Thank you very much for your lovely words and hugs

Snap-ant = I'm so so sorry to hear about your Dad's fall and subsequent fall You poor thing, what a difficult call to make regarding whether to go to them or not. I think as others have suggested that for peace of mind it might be a good idea for you to visit them for a couple of days. Pleased that he's planning on going to the docs/hosp though, that's what you really need for peace of mind regardless of whether you go or not And very glad you decided not to go tonight, your safety could be seriously compromised and that's never a good idea! Lastly, thank you for your kind words and hugs too

I hope I've mentioned everyone that sent me well wishes, kind messages and hugs. It's really appreciated Luckily my Grandfather hasn't been too stressed today and my Mum's been able to come home for a much needed rest

Fish and chips!!! Ahhhhhhh!!! Love them! Like you Fourp I know batter bits as 'scrumps' I have a lovely fish and chip shop about 20 min drive that fries to order and does scrumps for 10p. Might seem crazy to drive all that way but it's always worth it (Few T's on the way too! )

Miss Laid I like your style I always enjoy playing the game to make things work best for me.

HennyPenny = Hard luck on the cream!! I really hope you managed to make butter from single but ideally you want 'heavy' cream so either double or whipping

Think that's all! :o

nikkilala_2

Gemini_Jes wrote: »

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=50593493&postcount=8335

Another Lindt glitch maybe? :rotfl::rotfl:

Looks interesting;)saw loads of these today and didnt bother scanning them:(but I'll try tomorrow

Love2shop

nikkilala wrote: »

I would take it back for a refund, was looking forward to getting it myself but after reading the amazon reveiws I'm not going anywhere near it as I have highlighted hair and loads of people saying it turns it orange:eek: might be ok if your hairs not got any bleach/colour in but I wouldn't take the risk

My hairs completely blonde, natural of course;) No I've always been naturally blonde but it just has a "bit of help" these days. Only reason I wanded to use it is because I straighten my hair and I'm struggling with my dodgy arm so was thinking this might be worth a go. Going to investigate further and if in doubt will definately take it back:(


OMG flat iron each section 8 to 10 times!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/QUOTE]
Yep! If it don't turn it orange it will definitely fry it:eek:
Think the salon might be a better option, a treat for giving up smoking:)
Will be joining you with that one very soon

Love2shop

Love2shop wrote: »

My hairs completely blonde, natural of course;) No I've always been naturally blonde but it just has a "bit of help" these days. Only reason I wanded to use it is because I straighten my hair and I'm struggling with my dodgy arm so was thinking this might be worth a go. Going to investigate further and if in doubt will definately take it back:(


OMG flat iron each section 8 to 10 times!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yep! If it don't turn it orange it will definitely fry it:eek:
Think the salon might be a better option, a treat for giving up smoking:)
Will be joining you with that one very soon[/QUOTE]
Not too sure what happened with the quoting there

nikkilala_2

Love2shop wrote: »

Yep! If it don't turn it orange it will definitely fry it:eek:
Think the salon might be a better option, a treat for giving up smoking:)
Will be joining you with that one very soon

Not too sure what happened with the quoting there[/QUOTE]


:eek::eek::eek::eek::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

fudge2

dcon_blue wrote: »

Me too ... I was thinking of planting herbs in hanging baskets to keep them cat (and other) pee free.

Ahh yes dcon_blue, I meant to reply to your question about plants for hanging baskets.
If you want plants that will regrow each year, then you need hardy perennials (although with a heavy frost, this can never be guarenteed) if you want plants that don't die down at all in the winter, then you will need evergreens.
A few good perennials for hanging baskets are phlox, campanulas, fuschias and nemesia, but make sure they are hardy varieties or cover them or bring them in if a frost is forecast.
hth

HappyChappy84

I'm on the mini bottles of wine. :beer:

Miss_Laid

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

I'm on the mini bottles of wine. :beer:

I am on the large bottles of vodka

tweets

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

I'm on the mini bottles of wine. :beer:

Is the bar open then. I will have a diet pepsi please :beer:

HappyChappy84

The bar is always open.:beer: