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Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy wrote: »

Erm. Please could we have some more hugs for Frequent? I think he has been beaten well and truly and would appreciate some hugs and words of confidence to let him know how much we all love and appreciate him...

Frequent has had too many slaps to his poor head...time for cuddles, let him know how much we appreciate him...xx

buyitall

bargainhuntergill wrote: »

Evening guys.... have been slightly lurking from my desk in work but not posted. Think this is the first thread ive truly missed.
just catching up now....have manged the m&s wine, missed the thorntons glitch boo

To those that paid delivery I emailed and got this reply

Dear Mrs*******

Thank you for your email about the wine you ordered. I am sorry you were charged delivery.

I have removed this for you and your new order total is ******

email at https://www.marksandspencer.com/contactus

Do you mind me asking why you were refunded delivery? I have made a few separate orders for wine over the last couple of weeks and the only free delivery I have seen is for orders over £150 . I would love to get the delivery charges back if I can. TIA x

Tinyshoes

3dogs just wanted to say thank you for your updates each day like others have said you both have been and continue to be in my thoughts and prayers. I'm so sorry for you both that the news for Alan was not so positive today but I think with both of your positive attitudes he will be able to make the most of the time ahead.

From experience my mum has surprised us all, if you had seen her recovering from her diagnosis of seconday cancer and then couple years later from spinal surgery which originally they had ruled out, you would not have expected to still see her with us today. But she takes each day as it comes and we have enjoyed some precious moments. I hope you and Alan get the chance to. Mum has the community cancer nurses visit and they are an amazing team, I'm sure you and Alan will find them a godsend in many ways.

Look after yourself, big hugs to you both x

minniemoneypenny

3dogs - sorry to hear the news wasn't better today, you and Alan are truly amazing in the way you are dealing with this with such strength and positivity - you're an inspiration :A Thinking of you xx

bargainhuntergill

Any of you eliters local tesco in Ruthin? Going on our jolly hols sunday and of course will be getting out food in Mr T, just wondered if a big store, any scanners and any trouts more importantly

missy.moo_3

3Dogs wrote: »

Luckily we are staying virtually on the border - in a cottage near Morwellan Quay so very very close to Cornwall In the past, Mr 3Dogs have holidayed in Cornwall in cottages year after year, and also had a timeshare at St Mellion for 10 years in the 1980/90's, so we do know the area very well, but our friends haven't been before, so we will be showing them around the two glorious counties

:j :j :j At least you can have some proper food over 'ere!! :rotfl:

3Dogs wrote: »

Best cornish pasty? Gorgeous one from Bodmin centre eaten up on the moor on a fantastic hot day? Or the Pasty shop/farm shop on the road up from Saltash to St Mellion ....... normal cornish pasties, plus fruit ones too - we used to go down from St Mellion with an order for all the golfers when I used to organise a golf week for about 40 of our golfing friends. Lovely memories ...... oh, and the Holland Inn on that road too, near Saltash, lovely carveries As it has been over 15 years since we have been down there :eek: we are looking forward to trying them all again :beer:

Best is my gran's!! :rotfl: I'll put in an order for you!! Though if you want to avoid her constant gas bagging (advised!!), Ann's pasties in the Lizard are soooo nice! (If you're visiting, you may as well do the whole county!! :rotfl:)

Carvery at the Victoria Inn Threemilestone nr Truro is also worth a look. Hungry now!!

Magicowen

3dogs, thoughts and prayers with you and Alan. {{{Hugs}}} too!
I can only hope that should I ever have to go through anything like this I can deal with it the way you two have, you're an inspiration.

Sir Frequent {{{{{{{hugs}}}}}}} You are very much appreciated! And your post always make me smile! And of course, you are the Knight of the Aisle :beer:

Tinyshoes

:grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug:

For Frequent, this thread would not be complete without him. He has made me loads with his individual sense of humour.

redfox

no codes to be posted on the board please (M&S or otherwise!)

Couple of posts had to be removed as they had codes in, sorry.

emmlouie

Finally caught up:j

kymie wrote: »

Morning all!!

Just breathed a sigh of relief! Youngest got in to the primary school we were after (The same as her older siblings) There is such a shortage of places here at the moment I was quite concerned she may not get in, but got the confirmation email

I have soooo much to do but no time and even less enthusiasm to do it!! Hope everyone has a good day and :grouphug: to all those who need them.
xxxx

How'd you find out so early? I have to wait until April 27th to find out which primary school for my oldest DS

tricia89 wrote: »

anyone got any idea how to get rid of tooth ache?
i had a filling done in movember because the majority of my tooth was missing and it took the pain away but for last week its been hurting like crazy so think the filling has slipped or something
i been puttin oothpaste on it which was working but now i cant get rid of the pain and its soooooo bad
i dont have any painkillers would it work to put cotton wool there or anything?

Orajel and the colgate sensitive pro-relief toothpaste are the best i've used for toothache, both have worked quite quickly for me in past.