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

studysep

Hello everyone.

silvercar

nikkilala wrote: »

I did;););)He read about it on digitalspy and it was funny because he was telling a friend about it a bit later and she confessed she'd read it and she's only 18:T:T:T:T:T



I know, but I was trying to order them from WHSmiths as I do have a "few" giftcards to use ;);)
Off to do some ironing and will catch up from Page 446 later, just sat here for 1 1/2 hours catching up:eek::eek::eek::eek:Shout loud if a glitch needs confirming;)

They are in WhSmith's at half price.

rego

tigerwhite wrote: »

I agree - the scousers should be thoroughly happy with their performances and penalties. I'm such a big Stevie G fan

I wouldn't be Tiger, he's an arrogant ****. So far up himself its untrue. Looks and talks down on everyone. Thinks he is the big I am.

Money has gone to his head.

He is the same scally from the back streets as he used to be.... except he is now loaded beyond belief !!

housewifeintraining

Morning everyone! Have to wait in for a delivery today (getting a new phone after I smashed the screen on mine) so no glitches until this evening please

goldilocks1704

Morning all.
Cant believe we're nearing the end of another thread and i still didnt manage to keep up too well. Better luck next time.
Hope everyones well.
Not working today so having a major clear out. just nipped on for a 5 min rest.

Bananababe

QPR10 wrote: »

It might be useful for those planning a wedding to know what things about it made you feel so well treated as a guest at the wedding.

Thanks QPR

The groom was our friend from school and I dont get to see him often so was delighted to be invited to entire wedding.
Difficult to put in to words I guess. They had the ceremony in small abbey in grooms home town, coffee and sandwiches in local hotel then we had to drive to brides home town and where they live 2 hours away and we were late and a little lost. and they held back for us. I was very embarrassed but nothing was a hassle.

Although we didnt know anyone other than immediate family, we were put at a table with friendly people. Beautiful table settings. Speeches were short and sweet.

The meal was intimate only around 35 so that was really nice. The food was lovely 5 courses and coffee. Evening reception was a disco about 150 people, we were all up Scottish country dancing too.

Breakfast with the bride and groom(the hotel was good and not expensive). The groom made sure everyone had what they either wanted or needed and worked the whole party. Spoke frequently to everyone. And wasnt drunk. Evening buffet was gate crashed by french coach party who thought it was them but bridal party just laughed.

Start to finish it was brilliant, Im not great with weddings normally I often feel like a paying member of the audience.(even at family ones)

So I think the key factor was the personal touch and not the surroundings or meal although they were brilliant too.

HTH

goldilocks1704

:rotfl:

Just got my usual place in the quiz.

:rotfl:

goldilocks1704

mymerrywidow wrote: »

morning

i am just popping on to say that i am taking a break from mse for a while. for reasons for which i wont go into on here.

but my friends on my facebook know.

see you all on the next thread.
sharon xx

Aww hope your ok. :grouphug:

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artypaws

Good morning - just caught up - loved all the jokes - thank you all for the giggles