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Dizzy_Ditzy

frequent wrote: »

slow cooker on for 5 hours now
smells coming from kitchen amazing
am tempted to cheat and shove into oven full blast for 20 mins and eat

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

You might have found your cooking forte :j





















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or you might have found your new plant pot :rotfl::rotfl:

Dizzy_Ditzy

Sunflower1227 wrote: »

Hi guys :wave:

Feeling a lot better tonite, even got out of bed for a couple of hours today, only sat in a chair downstairs, but omg im still tired.

Hope you are all well

baby steps lovely. Couple of hours in a chair today, half a day tomorrow Dont rush yourself x

caz2703

Fudge_Cake wrote: »

And as for driving brand8 thank you for the advice, that's really lovely of you. I don't think I'm brave enough though to book the holiday with the view that I would be able to drive over there and get there and not be able to....if that even makes sense?? :o:oI think with Orlando you really do need to be able to drive so if neither of us could get along with it, we'd be stuffed!

Sorry, don't want to cause you any pain mentioning it again but I feel I should post one last bit. I've been to Orlando at least 5 times as an adult and not once have I hired a car or regretted not doing so. Airport to hotel transfers have been great. Pretty much all malls can be reached by either iRide or Lynx buses but I have had to resort to a taxi when the shopping got beyond sensible for taking on the bus. The parks were all done by bus though again, leaving late from Universal I've gotten a taxi.

Don't be put off by not having a car. I admit that during peak season (and even before) it can be hard finding spaces on the iRide Trolley but it meant I could have a drink, even if it was just a shandy, and not worry about going over the limit especially with the heat and humidty making alcohol hit harder.

If you want any more info let me know as I've stayed in quite a few different hotels, as have my folks so we have some knowledge of iDrive, Kissimmee and Lake Buena Vista.

Decay_2

Scarlini wrote: »

Hello all, LTO on the sel means long term out of stock. The boring things I know

But there were stock there on one of the items ?

Will scan it next time i'm there.

Dizzy_Ditzy

Roses are orange.
Violets are orange.
Bushes are orange.
My gardens on fire.

Beki88

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Talking of replying you never replied to my last PM.:o

Oh sorry hun I am terrible! I tend to read and then get distracted and think I will do it later then page gets closed and I forget, plus in my defense I had a party yesterday and today

Sunflower1227

Just trying to catch up, FUDGE_CAKE, is it you looking for holiday insurance with exsiting medical conditions, try this company we used it a couple of years back just after OH had a heart attack, and thier premiums were ok. HTHs

http://www.allcleartravel.co.uk/CGI-BIN/LANSAWEB?WEBEVENT+R055B647E20F03100FDAB081+ALC+ENG

Decay_2

French_Knickers wrote: »

Not got long so quick disjointed post.....

am currently on orange network...racoon 400 but got loyalty minutes and texts so have 800 mins 300 txt blackberry package and unlimited landlines for £25 per month (plus their increase but not had latest bill yet).

contract is about to end so will lose my loyalty stuff so will go back to normal racoon tariff unless I negotiate with orange for some more loyalty on renewal but last year they were useless at giving me the phone I wanted.

Decided to do a bit of groundword today so went into orange shop, P4U and carphone warehouse.....

Offers.....

orange said ring retentions as they couldnt do much.

Carphone warehouse offered blackberry 9900 (I prefer BB's) for £32.50 a month (500mins, unlimited texts, unlimited landlines, BB services)

P4U offered 9900 for the same or if I had the 9790 they would give me £100 for my old phone

I then popped into T-mobile (their network is shared now with orange so I thought it was worth giving them a try). firstly the guy couldnt do much but I then asked him to think outside the box and see if he could come up with something alittle different and he came up with this...........

500 mins, 250 texts, unlimited landline, unlimited internet (500mb i think that is) for £23 a month on an i-phone 3gs 8gb.

I'm not a big i-phone fan but never had one......but I'm open minded and money is tight and that 240 quid cheaper over the course of the contract.

I'm off out now but would appreciate any comments and thoughts anyone might have to help me out here.

Cheers peeps!!!

I got my son a Samsung Galaxy Sll , 900 mins , 5000 texts , 1GB internet for £20 on 3 network via affordable mobiles, got £70 tcb too. Alot better than any iphone, although the Isheep will disagree

emmlouie

suppose i better go off to bed. good night everyone

sharon-p_2

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

I don't think I'd ever visit America, if I did I'd want to visit the Amish places and Redneck country.:rotfl::rotfl:

HC I have extended family in Maryland, Penn, W Virginia and Ohio, have visited the Amish areas in Penn and would highly recommend it, beautiful countryside and a wonderful culture.....the Amish bakeries are to die for. Not sure whether they would be happy to be called redneck but my Uncles in W Virginia are happy to be hill billies:rotfl:. The family has owned a mountain side for generations Waltons style, youngest one chopped down trees and built himself a cabin there (havent seen it but apparantly its show home quality), hunting and fishing are a way of life for them, its amazing