Elite 11+ thread, also home of the whoopsied mushroom appreciation society!

lookinforabargain

Good night to everyone on here as well

Sweet dreams x

mharzuk

lookinforabargain wrote: »

I don't think we will be anymore. We were hoping to go to Kirkcudbright camping again, but it doesn't look like it's going to happen this year It's just too far for us, especially with DD.

If and when you do make it please let us know and we will turn out on force, and that offer is open to any other 11+er who is passing/visiting SW Scotland

MrRumples

Good Night all

lovingtescoforever

just realized the time :eek:

it's friday :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: how is it friday already, week went so quick.
to get us in the mood:cool::eek::p:D:o

nahteb20

Good evening all, I would just like to say a huge thank you to you all for all your get well messages for my DS.

I'm so relieved that he is feeling so much better, it looks like the steroids and antibiotics are working
He's still not well but I was so worried last night when he was having trouble breathing ( laboured and making grunting sounds ).

Thank you all again for your lovely messages xxxx

Woopsiequeen

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Indeed!

just sold our lodge up there couldn't afford it any longer. Been going for years since the children were small...lovely place and so many happy memories:). Took loads of pics on our last visit..the tree house my late Dad built, the tree swing..oh happy days !

Woopsiequeen

Right off to bed now...enjoyed our little sojourn on FB..catch up with everyone tomorrow

Fudge_Cake_2

bensonsmum wrote: »

Cupcake - St Michaels hill:eek::eek::eek::eek: bad enough trying to walk up it let alone reverse park on it, i have driven down a few times and just prayed that my brakes were going to be good enough to hold me with out chucking me out onto the main drag:rotfl::rotfl:

I knowwww! And they were doing mega building works when I took Mum to A&E in December and I had to walk all the way up the hill! And you need serious brakes going down. It's treacherous!!! And like you say, at the bottom of the hill, if you don't stop you're done for because that stretch is so busy! :eek:

Miss_Laid wrote: »

Only a bloke could build a Maternity hospital on such a steep hill my bezzie was in there for over 4 months I used to visit at least twice a week :eek:

Awww love her, that's terrible So lovely of you to visit lots It is the most ridiculous place for a hospital!!

That's where I was in December with the whole Pneumonia debacle. The hospital now has quite a few other departments alongside maternity. I was so shocked when they said they were taking me to St Michael's.....I was like 'huh, I ain't preggers!!! :o' in my sleep deprived agonising state! :eek: And also, the building isn't the best but the staff were nothing short of amazing with me, I couldn't fault them. If I had to go into hospital again, yes it's a rubbish location but for the care I received, I would choose there :A

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I was born there :-)

I used to do white van deliveries there and at least once a week the fire alarm would go off. The (HOT) security guy used to joke that it was me setting the alarms off so I would get 3 fire engines full of hotties :rotfl::rotfl:

But it was you wasn't it??!! :cool::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

HappyChappy84

motherbear wrote: »

Happy, Westie and I could've met you for coffee

:beer::beer:

ToNik wrote: »

Its not just any car, had to be that one for him, but its worth it :j:D
Just a shame we couldnt call in at any Tescos

Wouldn't have been any point as they are too on the ball up here.:(

Fudge_Cake_2

worry-wart wrote: »

I did say it was gratuitous I don't think I would have known where to look. Ok that's a lie, I know exactly where I'd be looking :rotfl: He was pushing that car right outside where the new Tesco store will be. Hope they put the place up on stilts after seeing that flooding.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: Honesty is the best policy!

louj101 wrote: »

tyhank you so much fudge cake :T

my t's is a 24 hour store so i think thats why

also thank you for making me feel better about my spelling

have a lovely evening xx

You're welcome

I note that your local is Bris? Last time I went, about 2 months ago, I got 95% reduction whoopsies on fruit and veg at about 8pm and the fresh food was done by 90% at about 9pm but the man reducing said that he was only doing it because the other SA had gone home early, otherwise they would have been done earlier. I'd say 8pm would be a good start, or if you have enough time, perhaps 7:30pm and have a good browse around whilst checking back at the whoopsie areas looking for the SA with the golden gun! :cool::rotfl:

Miss_Laid wrote: »

Was that ya mam behind you check if you had a vest on?? :rotfl:

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

Brill vid Mad! :T

michjay - You're welcome, so pleased to hear your OH is doing better and not smoking too, fantastic! :T

Enterprise - Great stuff to hear about your OH too! Must be such a relief after all you've been through and the long wait you've had :j:T

dizzyditzy - Atleast we'll know where you've disappeared to now when your kindle arrives tomorrow ;);):rotfl:Seriously, enjoy!! Great service by Amazon too :T

QOC - Nommmmm your dinner looked gorgeous!!! WHY WHY WHY did you have to bring up KG again???!!!! :o:o:o:p OMG :eek: I've just ordered these beauties!!!:A http://www.kurtgeiger.com/women/1ite-1.html

Thank you :o:o:T:cool:

tiger - Pleased to hear tiger cub has hopefully turned the corner :A

Happy - TMI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :eek::rotfl:

Karlie - :T Thank you for the cous cous! :T

FK - Gorgeous sunset pic :T

LTF - :jReally pleased to hear your car can be fixed, brilliant :T

I am falling asleep and once again I didn't reply to PM's :(:(:(:(:(:o I'm so sorry :Axxxx

I cooked a roast today which took forever and a day and I've burnt my finger really badly :eek::( Hopefully it'll be better in the morning after a little betnovate cream

Managed to walk the doggies AND stay dry which I was very impressed with as the black sky was looming. And also had a good little whoopsie shop at A's including a £5 salt and pepper joint of pork £5 down to 30p and a £7.** boneless joint of lamb down to 20p.

So impressed with my grocery spend this month!! :jIn the last 3 weeks for 4 adults and 2 dogs I've spent £19.95 Freezer and cupboards are jampacked too but the dreaded Pepsi stock up is approaching! :o:p:rotfl:

Oooh and I also had a £10 off wys £50 at Makro valid til 10th July through the door. Debating whether to stock up on £10 worth of bog roll :rotfl:

I must get to sleep, need my energy for tomorrow night....Fudgey's out on the town :j

Thoughts have been with Susan and Alan all day :Axxxx and Mummy TinyShoes :Axxxx