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Mrs_Jagger wrote: »More superb pics Happy - thanks. I have always wanted to do a trip like this...one day...:)
Thanks. It's the only trip I've done through a travel agent (STA) as I don't think I could have done it independently, especially due to the language barriers. I did the learn the basics though - Piva pronounced peeva (beer):beer::beer:. But we were well looked after, some places didn't have hotels and we stayed in peoples homes. We were met from and took to each train, guided walking tours although the guides were quite clearly minders/undercover agents. It was fairly obvious we were being followed when we went out alone but I think they made it obvious so we knew not to step out of line:eek:. But we certainly paid for all the guides/help etc as the whole trip, not including spending money and some tickets cost £3,500 each.:eek: I doubt I'll get there again but I would be on the next flight to Moscow in a flash. Actually, I would quite happily live in Moscow.0 -
Apologies for asking ... but could some 'like' my F&F comment on SSM ... to get my last sticker.
"Listen and act on your own good advice posted here"TIA
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bensonsmum wrote: »Im just getting my bag packed and waiting for a relief so i can go home and be with my family as FIL has taken a serious turn for the worse and now not expected to make it through the next 24 hrs, so big hugs to you all and will hopefully get to speak to you all in the next day or two.
much love and thank you all once again xxxx
This is so sad, if he is indeed about to go, I wish him a peaceful passing and you and your family strength and send you lots of ((((hugs)))) and best wishes xxxxMy grandad lost his battle last night and I am totally heartbroken, it makes it so much harder as there have been so many mess ups at the hospital and he shouldn't have left us
It's so easy to feel so alone when going through such things, but everyone on this thread is so kind and always here to listen, so if it helps then ramble away.
Big {{{{Hugs}}}} to you
I am so sorry to hear this, grief is one of the hardest things in life, but you have our support on here, you don't need to feel alone. ((((hugs)))) xxxNo Buying Unnecessary Toiletries 2023
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Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read - Groucho Marx0 -
bensonsmum wrote: »I am so sorry for you i would really love to give you big ((((hugs)))), and take all the pain away for you. I was so close to my grandparents and know what a huge gap they left in my life when they died - but they left me so many brilliant memories and taught me so much in the time i had with them, they always had so much time for me and were never short in showing how much they loved me, which is a brilliant legacy to leave behind you, i just wish i had told them more often how much i loved them and what they meant to me.
Im just getting my bag packed and waiting for a relief so i can go home and be with my family as FIL has taken a serious turn for the worse and now not expected to make it through the next 24 hrs, so big hugs to you all and will hopefully get to speak to you all in the next day or two.
much love and thank you all once again xxxx
Big ((((((hugs)))))) to you and Magicowen, it really put all our little daily gripes into prospective...."He that lieth down with dogs shall rise up with fleas" Benjamin Franklin
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Hi Bensonsmum thoughts are with you.
Went to t armed with vouchers.
5 Comfort
4 Fairy
4 Oral B
4 Flash Spray
To pay £2.21
Through (wo)manned till no problems.
Wombled £43 and £12 receipts
My Very order cheap phone case is here and the postie just delivered the free bath bouy from Thames water.
Didn't spot anything worth dtd in that store but some interesting stuff expires on 22nd.
How's everyone else getting on with the MOC from SSE ?
Well, have printed about £10 of fairy and lenor vouchers and have just tried testing it out.
Went to tescos and bought fairy platinum for £2 but when I got to the till, apparently only one voucher would scan
Does anyone know if there's a cap on the voucers?0 -
phil007439 wrote: »Well, have printed about £10 of fairy and lenor vouchers and have just tried testing it out.
Went to tescos and bought fairy platinum for £2 but when I got to the till, apparently only one voucher would scan
Does anyone know if there's a cap on the voucers?
Only on the bottles ... *hides behind Happy's sofa*0 -
Just to say Bensonsmum (and all the others with poorly loved ones) I am thinking of you and your family, so glad that you can talk on here and that it helps you. I've said before I wish I could chatter away more but I find it difficult, but when I have people have always shown support.
My grandad lost his battle last night and I am totally heartbroken, it makes it so much harder as there have been so many mess ups at the hospital and he shouldn't have left us
It's so easy to feel so alone when going through such things, but everyone on this thread is so kind and always here to listen, so if it helps then ramble away.
Big {{{{Hugs}}}} to you
So sorry about your grandad RIP :A
Hugs to you and your family xxx0 -
Big hugs to Bensonmum & Magicowen. Thinking of you both xxA bargain is something you don't need at a price you can't resist0
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