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Nannylala

My goodness what a busy day I have had with Lala,exausting but enjoyable and so many laughs:DAm delighted I have my own printer now (it helped to boost Lala shopping to get her to an £80 shop)I cant wait to get printing;)

Getting abit fed up with Britain's Got Talent so am having a change tonight, pure nostalger for us oldies 100years of the London Palladium:rotfl::rotfl:brings back memories especially Adam Faith singing .

Enjoy the Bank Holiday where ever you are and enjoy .......

frequent

back from party, sound of screaming kids still ringing in ears, needs a cold beer ( the bottles of p1ss @ party alcho free = _pale_

bit weird seeing all the other mum's n dads with their glad rags on.

caught a few [STRIKE]admiring[/STRIKE] disapproving looks ( as if fq give's a FF)

wonder if it was jeans n t shirt, or the paint spatters on trainers.

could be the unshaven, messy hair shabby chic look.

some people so [STRIKE]judgmental[/STRIKE] fickle.

thanks for the footie updates.

congrats Chelsea.

midwinter

calmspirit wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I need a toy boy now I find out you lot have them! Do they come with clubcard points? Which aisle are they on and do they come with thier own stripsclips?:A:A

:rotfl::rotfl: I could do with a toy boy as well, will join in the search!

Laura_Cello

nice family game of freezer tetris (jenga!?) tonight before bed... got a week's shopping- main meals, fruit, veg, and bread for £14! :j:j

going to find time to enjoy the bluebells tomorrow
enjoy the weekend!!

nikkilala_2

MKS wrote: »

Lala's on a promise tonight :j:j:j:j:j

Lala is so not:p:p:p DH has just phoned and said can you help me I'm in trouble, I'm lost:eek::eek::eek::eek:He's slightly inebriated and has lost his football buddy and is now at Marylebone station and hasnt a clue how to get home!!! He got on the wrong train going in the wrong direction and hasnt a bl***y clue how to get back! I'll flipping kill him when he gets in, he'll fall asleep on the train, I know he will, when he eventually gets on the right one and go past his station and get lost again:mad:

nikkilala_2

midwinter wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl: I could do with a toy boy as well, will join in the search!

You can have mine at the moment;)

midwinter

Been eyeing up the silver folding crates, but nearly £3 each, surprised and pleased, today, to see the black ones on the shelves again, at £1.97 Needless to say, got some of them

A frozen 2kg duck, silver hill I think, was £6 before Christmas, normal white SEL tonight at £4.

MKS

Nannylala wrote: »

My goodness what a busy day I have had with Lala,exausting but enjoyable and so many laughs:DAm delighted I have my own printer now (it helped to boost Lala shopping to get her to an £80 shop)I cant wait to get printing;)

Getting abit fed up with Britain's Got Talent so am having a change tonight, pure nostalger for us oldies 100years of the London Palladium:rotfl::rotfl:brings back memories especially Adam Faith singing .

Enjoy the Bank Holiday where ever you are and enjoy .......

Nanny, would that be .. What do you want if you don't want money, what do you want if you don't want love.....?

streetlights

Hi everybody I hope you are all well and looking forward to the long weekend. For those who are working this weekend I hope you enjoy it to.

Been to Mr S tonight. They have loads of different toothpaste on offer some are half price, others a third off or buy two for £5. They have listerine mouth wash 500ml buy two for £5.

Hienz spaghetti 4 tins buy two for £3 same on hienz beans.
I only managed to get potatoes whoppsied tonight.

Ceriain

lutzi1 wrote: »

I'm watching The Voice and am slowly losing the will to live. B.... Holly Willoughby is just 31 years old, has always had a bit of a nice twinkle, but she's clearly had something shoved into her face in the recent past and she's slowly morphing into Gabby Yorath/ Logan, whatever she calls herself nowadays from mid-face upwards. Give me strength!!!!

When naturally really beautiful (young) successful women think it's right to do this at the age of 31, what hope is there for the unconfident 14 year old who's on the verge of anorexia or worries her nose is too big? What message does this send to young women about what their worth is centred on? Nothing against a little tweaking in later life if it's subtle, but for goodness sake the woman isn't even in her prime yet.

Why did the suffragettes do all they did, up to and including dying, to raise the stock of women, only for this pathetic current generation of so called celebrities to try and put women firmly back in the shop window where everything is judged solely on their looks ( and sometimes very weird ones at that).


She has lost so much respect from me this evening. :mad::mad::mad:

I totally agree withthis comment. Such a shame to see young, pretty girls do this to themselves, or even feel that they have to.

Got a good Whoopsie session tonight. Whole side of salmon down from £20 to £3 was the pick. :j. Had 2, lady says, "Lucky old you, I'd have loved that!" MrsC hands her one and says, You mean lucky old us!" Her face was a picture. MrsC thought she was going to cry. MrsC also said it felt great. I'm proud of her. :T

Nearly came top of the quiz on just my 2nd go (thanks Snap-ant for the pass). Got a question not about Geography. Oh well.

Ceriain :A