Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits Elite 11+

frequent

What a match 2 sets to 1 djock 4 games each 4th set

roof close take 20 minutes

debsjc

A bit of a milestone for me today, I gor back in the pool after 4 months of not swimming.
Managed 1km in 33 mins, so I was pleased with that

Plus before I went out I cooked chicken breasts, and boiled pasta, so I had a SW cold lunch ready for now. Just got to add some home made coleslaw and make some fat free dressing up.

I even ate a bit of the pasta for breakfast!

fudge2

HennyPenny79 wrote: »

Hi Fudge, Well thankyou!!! and whats this a cake pop machine???? Never heard of such a thing lol. Yes i do mine by hand takes a while but you get there. What does this machine do? tell me more ........:rotfl:

This is a link to the one I got.

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/15917/Sweet-Treats-Cake-Pop-Maker

I went to a Lakeland xmas shopping evening and they were making them instore using the machine. They were so yummy that I caved in and bought one now just need to find the time to use it

lindos90

Bookworm63 wrote: »

Very strange... Mine scanned at 1p?!!! Mine was in a normal 'Superstore' - what sort of store did you try?

Mine was a superstore and def. balls not eggs. barcode was a stickered one, wish i had taken notice what the code was, I suspect that some of the balls have egg barcode stickers on in error.

now looks like the lindor assorted balls (the gold packs) are getting into the glitch as well, Thanks to the OP for this! 1p if bar code is 8043. Next time I will check the bar code on the red balls. Its like being community detectives lol

Decay_2

fourp wrote: »

the link for those wishing to play .

http://www.funtrivia.com/private/main.cfm?tid=99008

a strange bag of trivia today . good luck to all .

Ummm, was it supposed to be in a foreign language :huh:

Around 3 or 4 questions were :eek:

Not bad 6/10 considering :rotfl:

dcon_blue

frequent wrote: »

B&Q emulsion is £22 for 5 litres, wickes is £25 for 10 litres.

Was thinking of painting a 'muriel' on the kids bedroom walls (e.g. a tree, some flowers and the animals and insects they know and then add to the scene as they learn new words). At the moment it's basic magnolia and we have some paint left over ... can you just add 'stuff' to colour it? E.g. coffee to make brown for the tree trunk? Or would poster paint do? Was thinking I'd have to get sample pots but they don't always have exciting colours.

NKLK

Deb thats fantastic well done you!

Not really having much of a catch up cause in on the train to London and the kids are.. Well... Annoying the other passengers. Lol.
Poor people!
Morning all!!

midwinter

dcon_blue wrote: »

Was thinking of painting a 'muriel' on the kids bedroom walls (e.g. a tree, some flowers and the animals and insects they know and then add to the scene as they learn new words). At the moment it's basic magnolia and we have some paint left over ... can you just add 'stuff' to colour it? E.g. coffee to make brown for the tree trunk? Or would poster paint do? Was thinking I'd have to get sample pots but they don't always have exciting colours.

I used poster paints to paint the pictures onto my DS's mural walls, when they were younger. Also stencilpaints, acrylics and tester pots.

Really enjoyed making their bedrooms fun rooms.Over the years they had, teddy bears, farmyard, jungle, space, seaside. Great fun!

Enjoy being creative dcon_blue!

frequent

dcon_blue wrote: »

Was thinking of painting a 'muriel' on the kids bedroom walls (e.g. a tree, some flowers and the animals and insects they know and then add to the scene as they learn new words). At the moment it's basic magnolia and we have some paint left over ... can you just add 'stuff' to colour it? E.g. coffee to make brown for the tree trunk? Or would poster paint do? Was thinking I'd have to get sample pots but they don't always have exciting colours.

Poster paints are great, however, if you have any left over white emulsion you can add food colouring to it and stir thoroughly so it doesnt streak :cool:

madmuppet5

dcon_blue wrote: »

Was thinking of painting a 'muriel' on the kids bedroom walls (e.g. a tree, some flowers and the animals and insects they know and then add to the scene as they learn new words). At the moment it's basic magnolia and we have some paint left over ... can you just add 'stuff' to colour it? E.g. coffee to make brown for the tree trunk? Or would poster paint do? Was thinking I'd have to get sample pots but they don't always have exciting colours.

One like this?