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mrs-moneypenny

tigerwhite wrote: »

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

reminds me of a recent visit to our local pumping station, they have a working model of an old victorian toilet theres a realistic plastic 'floater' that you can flush and follow as it works its way along the clear pipes down to an open sewer area at the end of the display. it was so funny watching children grab the floater from the 'sewer' end and run back to drop it down the loo and start its journey again.
funny what passes for entertainment in some towns isnt it :rotfl:.

louj101

hi everyone hope you've all had a really good day :T

went to 4 t's and found.....6 small eggs and the big bars of aero for 50p :rotfl:

i also went to s and i got 3 summer dresses for £1 each :T:T
they was down from £14 each :j:j

i feel like i have walked miles and i have got zumba tonight as well....i think i need to go and have a really strong coffee !!

RootedNomad

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

Don't think this is a goer. As far as insurance is concerned, your mum would need to be deemed medically fit to drive, which I am guessing she would not be? And there may be other legal issues over and above whether or not you are Insured.

"When you are supervising a learner driver, you have the same legal responsibilities as if you were driving.
The law requires you to tell the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) about any condition that may affect your ability to drive safely. If you are involved in an accident and it is found that your health condition was a contributing factor, you may be prosecuted and your insurance may not be valid."

streetlights

Hi everybody I hope you are all well. congratulations to all those who got the chocolate. I was unable to look today. I might try a whoopsie run tonight if I have enough energy.

auto.armadillo

streetlights wrote: »

Hi everybody I hope you are all well. congratulations to all those who got the chocolate. I was unable to look today. I might try a whoopsie run tonight if I have enough energy.

Hi sis long time no see lol I think I might check out whoopsies tonite x

TrulyMadly

fourp wrote: »

the wenches ?

Picked up a few more of the Blue Diamond almonds today. Tesco are paying me a penny a bag to take them away! The use by date is december29th. Wonder if I'll be able to put them away for posh Christmas nipples!

jumblejack

Truly madly, I think you need to check your spelling :eek:.......

obama

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Picked up a few more of the Blue Diamond almonds today. Tesco are paying me a penny a bag to take them away! The use by date is december29th. Wonder if I'll be able to put them away for posh Christmas nipples!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

streetlights

auto.armadillo wrote: »

Hi sis long time no see lol I think I might check out whoopsies tonite x

Hi sis how warm are your feet, have you had any unexplained accidents yet? Think I will only get to a local Mr S tonight.

fourp

mymerrywidow wrote: »

i did ask earlier, but that was pages ago.

has anyone got a excuse /reason i could give to the podiatrist tomoorrw as to why i changed my dressings? i cant tell her i went round the lighthouse she will have a major hissy fit.

please

polishing up the clock tower while you were doing a bit of moonlighting in west wales ....would that cut the mustard ?


happy to help .