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lutzi1 wrote: »

Fudgie, sorry family life is tough at the minute, everything goes in phases and I always tell myself that everything is history in 6 months time. I'm sure your mum really appreciates having such a lovely caring daughter as you, and I'm sure you'll do something to make her bithday special, even if it can't be on the day itself. :A

I was awake from I think about 3am last night, I go through phases when I don't sleep very well, though getting off to sleep is never a problem. It's fine, I'm used to it. Today's wedding was interesting, though the people were nice - but the first bride I've married wearing her pyjamas and dressing gown - and yes, I do mean that literally. After the night I'd had, I could have joined her! :rotfl:

Thank you :Axxx Arghhh up at 3am how on earth do you manage that?! Wow I take my hat off to you and all the early birds ;)I'm such a night owl! I can't believe the bride got married in her pj's!!!! That's mad!:eek:

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

dont put yourself down! You got some fab pics there.

I was driving earlier and could see the sunset towards avonmouth, and it was just at the point of dusk, and would have made a fab pic with the wind turbines there, but i was on a road where i couldnt park. Gutted

And thank you! :A xx Oh what a shame! There have been some amazing sunsets over the Bristol Channel in the last few weeks :T

1+1=4 wrote: »

your babies are lovely

Thanks! :A:D They looked like little darlings today in their summer dresses, I'm so glad they love dressing up! :rotfl:

fourp

Fudge_Cake wrote: »

Evening lovelies already lots for me to catch up on but before I do here's a few pics from earlier. As I said they're nowhere near on par with the photographers on here, just a regular pentax compact camera and me It was such a lovely sunset though I couldn't resist posting some





And I love this one except for the cyclist who ran into the shot to take a photo herself!


Hope the sizing is ok!

Look good to me , many thanks for sharing .

frequent

Bananababe wrote: »

more expensive than wine ! Ridiculous really but a means to free shopping. It more than pays for itself

Spot on my 35 £ has printed 60£ off coupons, some of which where used to buy new ink with :cool:

Bananababe

ShelleyM wrote: »

I've started refilling my HP cartridges. I paid about £4.50 for a kit from tesco which included 3 bottles of blank ink, first refill used half of 1 bottle so will be good for another 5 refills. Bit messy but will save me a fortune. HTH

I tried that before and made a complete mess and it wouldnt print Im so hap handed ! Ill have another look see if OH can do it this time

altojack

ShelleyM wrote: »

I've started refilling my HP cartridges. I paid about £4.50 for a kit from tesco which included 3 bottles of blank ink, first refill used half of 1 bottle so will be good for another 5 refills. Bit messy but will save me a fortune. HTH

I tried that a few years ago for my old Lexmark, what a mess I made. With arthritis in hands it's not a good plan for me to do refills :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: but yes, it cetainly works out cheaper

Westvleteren

Fudge_Cake some fab shots. No 3 is a cracker.

artypaws

Great piccies Fudge_Cake and your two babies are soooo cute

artypaws

Just caught up and it is time for bed - the SA on our MrT run tonight was so shocked that I could buy 6 treasure eggs and three packets of cakes and only pay £5 - we put 4 separate lots through and she just sat there with a stunned look on her face - it was a picture

Good night all

altojack

Night dreamer, see you tomorrow

kaymumof3

found some e-cloths mobile n mp3 cleaner thingys for 1p :j
got another fairy n sum toothpaste using vouchers and pullups for my nephew using £2 off so a good lil shop for under a £1