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mrs-moneypenny

Danielle, hugs and good wishes for everything to go well on the day but keep in mind that the wedding day is the first day of your married life and its the marriage that is so much more important than just the one day.
dont let little things upset you and just concentrate on making the first day a happy experience for the two of you.

freddiesmum09

fourp wrote: »

blame it on something they told you that you could do .

My merry widow - what have you had done? x

fourp

Janeyc84 wrote: »

Not a very good shopping trip today, I did manage to get my dettol no touch in silver, finally :j then off to mr T to get some choc orange shreddies, then the heavens opened so might leave mr A till tomorrow.
Seem to be spending lots of money saving money lol the bug has taken over me!!

it's called stocking up

I'm sure with the aid of advice , bogof's,vouchers and more you'll be able to spend less time spending money at S'markets .

Well done .:T

flowerclipper

Hi,
My mum is going to have an op next week and I thought it would be alright to drive her (I only have a provisional licence) but she's worried that as she can't physically drive I won't be insured to drive. Would appreciate any thoughts.

bubbs

:rotfl::rotfl:Afternnoon folks hope you are all well, if not hugs for those that need them.
Happy birthday debs and bekki, hope you have had a lovely day :bdaycake:, hope you have been spoilt.
Well went on the sock and 1p hunt after work all i got was 1 bag haribo bunnys :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: working in another town tomorrow so will go in there t's :D:D:D

freddiesmum09

flowerclipper wrote: »

Hi,
My mum is going to have an op next week and I thought it would be alright to drive her (I only have a provisional licence) but she's worried that as she can't physically drive I won't be insured to drive. Would appreciate any thoughts.

Not sure but my guess is shes right! If she is having a GA, she may not be with it enough when you take her home to help you out if you have any probelms, eg what lane to be at at a roundabout...... (after all she is meant to be supervising, even if you are a good driver) and if you did crash, the insurance company wouldn't pay up.. Ring them and ask as they all have different rules for these sorts of things. You might find they are fine with it!x

bubbs

oh those :rotfl::rotfl:shouldnt be at the start of the last post!

bubbs

flowerclipper wrote: »

Hi,
My mum is going to have an op next week and I thought it would be alright to drive her (I only have a provisional licence) but she's worried that as she can't physically drive I won't be insured to drive. Would appreciate any thoughts.

Hi Flower ,
Im not sure but i wouldnt have thought it was right to do so but thats only me

mrs-moneypenny

flowerclipper wrote: »

Hi,
My mum is going to have an op next week and I thought it would be alright to drive her (I only have a provisional licence) but she's worried that as she can't physically drive I won't be insured to drive. Would appreciate any thoughts.

depending on how far away the hospital is and what the parking charges are you might find a taxi would be cheaper in the long term especially if there is a worry over insurance validity. Bear in mind the car will need to be parked all the time during her op and she will then have to get back to it as you wont be able to bring it round to the doors for her on your own.
i would be careful about ringing the company up as they might want to know a lot more about your mums op and her own premimums could be affected if they get a chance to up them

tigerwhite_2

right, logging off and picking DS up from nursery so will catch up later. Cross your fingers for no "fishing" at bathtime tonight :eek:
xx