The 11+ thread; where all are welcome, but be prepared for some serious money saving!

celebrate

forgot to say the blue multipacks of echo's i found scanning cheaply the other week are now scanning at full price again, but are still on the clearance shelf in my local:mad:

also found a lonely andrex on the go and scanned at 25p-too expensive for me, left it on the self serve and legged it:rotfl::rotfl:........poor DD was a nervous wreck......."mum what you doing you can't just leave it there!!!!":o:o:p:p

Christmasshopper

ilovetoshop wrote: »

Hi, yes we do,the 7 baby rabbits are only two weeks old , we haven't felt the need to move them as they have loads of space and everything has been fine untill one of the older baby's escaped and came back this morning... I have been searching net for info and all I can come up with is she might be being rejected as she may have a funny sent on her .

You need to check the sex of the 14 week old rabbits because they will be starting to reach sexual maturity. If it is just mum being mean to the escapee you could try rubbing her with some of mum's bedding to make her smell like home. Otherwise I would separate the older babies from the tiny babies.
Bucks tend to fight when they reach maturity. Does are more likely to get along together. If you have a mixture of Bucks and Does you could soon have lots of babies.

celebrate

French_Knickers wrote: »

I think a few of us locals need to swap details and help each other out on whoopsies.

I was in dudley today and tons of meat and fish down 65%......I'm sure it would have been done again later too. Hardly anyone after it and no bullying. A few people rummaging through the reduced section and it was all going slowly but no stampedes. If I'd known I could have called you and even kept some stuff for you till you got there.

i do that with my sis
i cover T's
she does S's and M's
Mum covers A's

Job done:j:T

celebrate

right i'm off
hugs to misalignedhalo and the lovely brand8

hope 3dogs and alan are holding on in there-will catch up with their progress tomorrow
night all

lookinforabargain

celebrate wrote: »

i do that with my sis
i cover T's
she does S's and M's
Mum covers A's

Job done:j:T

Fantastic!
Wish I had family here that I could do that with :rotfl:

karlie88

Best price - open days went well. Just answered the usual questions of 'why Manchester?' and 'what is the course like?' etc.

Didn't tell them the deciding factor, which for me, was the high number of Tescos per square mile.

:rotfl:

ellzx

jamsponge wrote: »

Didnt realise there was so many sufferers. The pains not to bad at the moment, I am just so tired and exhausted. I have a memory foam mattress. The best thing I have ever bought.

My house looks like a war zone. Hardly done anything this week. Have just had a bath and washed my hair, thought it might make me feel better.

Is there any foods that dont agree with you all? I have found a few things trigger me off. To many carbs and MSG are just 2. I am still learning. I find it hard to pace myself though.

Hello! :wave:

I dont find any food particularly sets my fm off - not that i know of!
Pacing does get easier with practice - im an all or nothing gal but have had to learn to pace. I went on a residential pain course at st thomas' in april and highly recommend it - is a combo of physio, psychotherapy and occupational therapy input. im now on the road to recovery (i sound like an addict!)
i find stretches every day help and trying to do stuff little and often
Im more than happy to help any of you guys with any of your fibro queries (im also a nurse)

Gentle hugs to you all

*back to catching up on the thread :T*

celebrate

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Fantastic!
Wish I had family here that I could do that with :rotfl:

i was just kidding in case sis was lurking

lets say celebrate covers T's
celebrate covers M's
celebrate covers A's and S's

one of these days if i wind her up enough she WILL come out of lurking!!

celebrate

karlie88 wrote: »

Best price - open days went well. Just answered the usual questions of 'why Manchester?' and 'what is the course like?' etc.

Didn't tell them the deciding factor, which for me, was the high number of Tescos per square mile.

:rotfl:

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

purdita

I'm off to bed.
Night all x