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evening gang!
Cream crackered tonight spent whole day cooking and baking with the kids, we ate so much while cooking no one has touched the end product( ok maybe I've had a few slices:D)
No T's for 5 days and counting
Am getting withdrawal now though:(
My wedding anniversary today 12 years OH stretched to a couple of bunches of flowers, don't know why I can't be bothered to go out , he did offer albeit lamely, I must be getting old:mad:
Right now to catch up :A
Happy wedding anniversary..:beer:Born to glitch0 -
Westvleteren wrote: »Looks like I will have to get myself a bottle
- not tried that one. Lets hope my local T's stock it, they never seem to stock half the beers mentioned on their website :mad: I prefer the darker beers but will give anything a try.:beer: Wychwood do some nice beers and a few others are top of my list. I love Belgian beer, particularly Westvleteren 12 and Rocherfort 10. Seem to be collecting them rather than drinking them lately because of the diet
I was wondering where you picked up your moniker , now I know
I picked up a few more Innis & Gunn at T's , they stack them (in our store) next to the Belgium beers etc so easy to find .
I've tried a few trappist monk brews from time in Belgium/Holland etc , some areally nice with unusual tastes but the majority are so strong (at my age) that i usually pass on them .
I like a few of the wheat beers as well ...in fact I like most beers / lagers .
I've a cool one in the fridge as I type , in fact I'll be sipping it very shortly .:beer:I was young once , now I get older all the time .0 -
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mymerrywidow wrote: »i need help advice/or just some guidance.
the feed in tariff changes on the 3rd march for solar panels.
i want solar panels.
i suppose i want my friends to talk sense of encourage me.
what scares me is the cost. i can afford them, but they are expensive.
i have read the solar forum on here, they seem to mostly argue over there:eek:
if i decide to get these i have to get them before the 3rd march.
Sorry I dont know much about solar panels
But my sis had them fitted last year and is really happy with them
I thought the tariff changed Dec just gone??
My brothers all rushed and had theirs done, got them a few grand cheaper than my sis
My OH refused to have them done says price will drop even further and to be patient and wait?!
I wasn't keen on having them done because no idea where I would have had to move all my T's stashes for the workmen to physically get into my garage !!!:D:rotfl:GRATITUDE WHEN GIVEN, PATIENCE WHEN DENIED
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This is the 63p salt & pepper set (jar of jam for size comparison). Now anyone with a weak heart or a mouthful of food may want to look away.
This looks like a newer version but still:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Chefn-PepperBall-SaltBall-Magnetic-Grinder/dp/B0002JEQ5Y/ref=sr_1_1?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1328990645&sr=1-1
Thanks, whats the difference then, are the ears different? I fear I have seen the same ones that Artha saw...£8ish each, as the ones I saw were not in a pair on a board:(.0 -
Fudge_Cake wrote: »Oooh thanks for that. I did sign up for the £1 trial with the £15 of John Lewis/Waitrose vouchers and found the magazine very interesting
We both do unfortunatelyBoth of us have had blood clots and are on Warfarin. I also have SLE (Lupus) and Mum has something called Bechet's (both illnesses affect out immune system and cause arthritic joints) Then we've both got Osteoporosis and a few other things in the mix too.
When we went to Orlando in 2004 it cost £800 for 2 1/2 weeks health insurance and that was before my blood clotting problems were confirmed :eek: I dread to think what it would be now:(:(:mad::mad::mad: Some people get all the luck eh?!
I can see what you mean about health insurance, a lot of insurance companies you can opt out of water sports etc which could bring the cost down.
My other option was going to be 4 nights at a Warner Leisure Hotel with a friend who is like a second Mum or even a holiday camp but I really needed to get away now.0 -
well done to celebrate on 12 years of bliss , long may the years continue .I was young once , now I get older all the time .0
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mymerrywidow wrote: »9 years. but the feed in tarriff is currently 46p and will change to 21p on the 3rd april.
I guess you need to look at how much return you would get over 9 years if you invested the money you intend to spend on solar panels and also if you intend to stay in your present home for more than 9 years.Born to glitch0 -
My 'finds' for the day. Apologies for any duplicates but it was a new store to me and obviously no lurkers or regulars going by the 43 Andrex I got (not pictured). Managed 50 1p items through a manned till albeit 2 of them were out of date (the choc buttons).
Here goes ...........
2 x Lighters - 1p
5 x 18p Mixed Illooms (10059) - 18p
4 x Scream Illooms (10851) - 88p
4 x Pumpkin Illooms (10073) - 88p
Animal napkins (4194) - 5p
Animal paper cups (4392) - 5p
Blue cups with pink roses (5257) - 1p
20 Thomas party invites (3304) - SEL 75p, only realised when I got home, scanned at 6p!
Xmas (10578) - £2.25 .... expensive but there's 15 and I've been dying to find these!
Purple (10158) - 87p
Scarecrow face (10189) - not on file but put through at 88p
Toy Story filled pencil case (3853) - 89p. Couple of bits missing but doubt DS will notice.0 -
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