Tesco 11+ support group for incurable gasbags and addicted bargain hunters!

Miss_Laid

dcon_blue wrote: »

Love ... love ... love this! My DS just LOVES "fhants" I'll have to see if there's a YouTube video to make one of these.

I posted instructions on how to make it there is a video if you scroll down the page

mymerrywidow

fourp wrote: »

we might have VIP's visiting in the near future .

Hippy Bathday to Tweets ..another year older another [STRIKE]hair greyer[/STRIKE] year wiser .:beer:

aint you and happy swapping homes for a week or so soon?

freddiesmum09

Morning everyone, where did the sunshine go?:( Anyway just a quick one to give hugs to those with poorly relatives/those that need them. I don't have many words of advice except to remember to look after yourselves xx. I used to find it really comforting to sit by myself and reflect outside when my grandad was very poorly. We were lucky that the hospice he was in had lovely grounds so if it all got too emotinal around his bed we could always venture outside and sit in the beautiful gardens to just reflect and compose ourselves.
I am back off to bed as feeling really sick:(. hope everyone has a good day and good luck anyone going to t's:)

freddiesmum09

p.s. happy birthday tweets! x

neosi

bargainhuntergill wrote: »

If a sd card has had all the pics erased through a digital camera (by a toddler) do you know how to recover them, if they can be at all? I;m gutted I hadnt uploaded them for ages so nearly half my babys life gone

Magicowen wrote: »

I have used Recuva many a time for friends and family and every time have been able to recover what has been lost, you can get a free version.

Ive used Recuva too, its not 100% but should help, Download from the below

http://www.piriform.com/recuva

However if the card had been formatted since the files were deleted, then im afraid youve lost em...:(

You could also try Easy Photo Recovery v2.5, if you need help downloading, drop me a PM...

mhoc

Gemini_Jes wrote: »

I think Sunday evening is an anti-climax....you have been looking forward to the week-end and having time to do what you want then it comes and goes so quickly. Sunday night you know you have to be up early and routine of the week starts over ...

Very true, Sunday nights are the worst, you are either knackered after the weekend or feeling guilty because you have not got everything done, your head is a whirl full of the jobs you need to cram in during the coming week - I rarely sleep on a Sunday night.
Ebay and their free listing weekends do not help either. I start listing late afternoon on Sunday and often its 9 or 10 before I finish - fitting it in around meal times etc so your brain does not have a chance to switch off.

Mrs_Jagger

Coffee break over, and still pages to catch up. Just a few comments (btw how do you do multiple quotes?)
I laughed out loud at Happy's picture of the lab in the loo - thank you!:rotfl: also lol'd at the thought of Miss Laid and her wombling email names, and Nikkilala being addressed as Mrs Lala!:rotfl: what a jolly way to start my week. I think HC ought to start some kind of blog to keep the nation smiling. (And who knows Mr T might even advertise on it!!!)
Fourp, I loved the grab of glitches idea
and finally, sorry can't recall OPs name now, but someone mentioned 'Born to Run' - just had to mention that I could just as easily have been Mrs Springsteen as Mrs Jagger! Off to see him in June - can't wait. Once I put Mrs S on a form for a bathroom company enquiry, fully expecting the answer to come by email. Imagine my surprise when I answered the phone one day and was asked "Is that Mrs Springsteen?" :rotfl: (I said yes!!)
Thanks for the laughs! Back to work I go, hi ho.

mhoc

tazmac25 wrote: »

Daily mirror moc
£5 off a £40 spend in today's paper not sure about the expiry dates yet
So I'm thinking a £45 shop to use both? Or could I get away with a £40
Any thoughts?
Xx

I wonder if the barcodes are the same, if so I think you might only be able to use one.

It still leaves £35 to pay in real money though unless you are going to bulk buy Comfort or Lenor

midwinter

Happy birthday Tweets

You share my day too!

tbw

tazmac25 wrote: »

Daily mirror moc
£5 off a £40 spend in today's paper not sure about the expiry dates yet
So I'm thinking a £45 shop to use both? Or could I get away with a £40
Any thoughts?
Xx

I don't think this will work - I've just checked the barcodes and both coupons are the same.