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tigerwhite_2

frequent wrote: »

Back from hozi, dd had grit in eye, went yesterday, thought it was all out, but must have missed some, or got more in.

NHS staff were fantastic :T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T

The doctor who examined her eyes was about 25, 26, pretty and well fit, was going to ask her out, then remembered the wife was in the room

Asked one of the nurses about the young lad that got hit, she didn't no, 10 minutes latter another nurse came into the room, she told me she had been with him, his head and organs ok, both legs severely damaged

Easy to take kids and other loved ones for granted because they are there all the time, it's when they are not there you really notice.

Tried to phone mate earlier to go for pint, i'd forgotten he is dead.

Can we all bin the arguments now please.

Frequent, what a sobering trip to the hospital and finding out about that poor little boy who was hit in the accident. And it's very sad about your friend not being here anymore

You are right, we must cherish the ones we love and take nothing for granted. Sending you a big hug.

Night all xx

Fudge_Cake_2

QPR10 wrote: »

Oh Frequent the little lad has really shaken you up hasn't it

:(:(:( Oh no, I dread to think what I've missed!

Off to read back.......hoping it's nothing serious

Hugs to Sir F :Axx

DODO_2

QPR10 wrote: »

I was scratching my head tonight as to why they have had adverts on tonight saying the price of party food has been reduced already, do they think everyone already has bought it ?

Maybe noones bought it and they have tons of the stuff to get rid of:D

SaverSavvy123

nikkilala wrote: »

I know, they were meant to arrive earlier but he had loads of deliveries so was late, god knows how DH didnt hear me move the car off the drive and then this flipping great lorry drive on :eek::eek::eek:mmmm wonder if he'll notice them in the morning:cool::rotfl:

When you say 'large tree' how big are we talking. I'm guessing he is not likely to miss them
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

DODO_2

Off to bed now - hugs to everyone who needs them and hope tomorrow is a better day xxx

purdita

SaverSavvy123 wrote: »

Night, hope you and Mr Lala feel a bit better in the morning

Thanks.....but just to put the record straight in case anyone gets the wrong idea....Me and Mr Lala are not a couple or anything like that :rotfl: I haven't been getting up close and personal to catch his bug :rotfl:

zippydooda

nikkilala wrote: »

I know, they were meant to arrive earlier but he had loads of deliveries so was late, god knows how DH didnt hear me move the car off the drive and then this flipping great lorry drive on :eek::eek::eek:mmmm wonder if he'll notice them in the morning:cool::rotfl:

i get the feeling nothing would surprise dh any more.:rotfl:

SaverSavvy123

DODO wrote: »

And so you should be - he sounds like a great kid

Thanks, he is - most of the time, but still manages to drive me up the wall at others. Thats kids for you:p:p

SaverSavvy123

purdita wrote: »

Thanks.....but just to put the record straight in case anyone gets the wrong idea....Me and Mr Lala are not a couple or anything like that :rotfl: I haven't been getting up close and personal to catch his bug :rotfl:

As if I would insinuate that:D:D:D:D

Thats how rumours start

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

wackynut

3 x Birds Eye Chicken Curry with Rice (400g) = £4.50
3 x Birds Eye Chicken Korma with Rice (350g) =£4.50
1 x Birds Eye Chicken Tikka Masala with Rice (400g) = £1

Total £10.00

Minus £2 from 2 frozen birdseye product price flops
Minus £3 from 3 frozen ready meal price flop
Minus £3 JTD

Total spend £2

I'm not the greatest at working things out so forgive me if I've mucked up.