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jaguar17uk

irwellgirl wrote: »

Just back from taking DD1 for her pre op assessment- out come the tonsils and adnoids and in go the gromits. I think I might need a glitch on calpol come the weekend!

On my way back we called in at a different Mr T and I got very excited at the pile of mags in a pallet- grabbed a handful excitedly then remembered about the cellophane- did a double take and discovered they were June/ July issues celebrating the Jubilee:rotfl:

Anyway better news- I managed to find 1 lonely Rapunzel bride doll on the shelf and bought it for DD1 as a treat for being brave (I'm certainly more bothered about the op than she is)... just wondering now whether I should head out tomorrow to hunt for the Laloopsy dolls?? On second thoughts better do some cleaning before MIL arrives to help out during the post op period...

Thanks for your welcomes to me and your tips- :T

hi

hope all goes well for you both x
how old is she? my daughter broke both her wrists on her bike 2yrs ago she was only 8 and she had to av them rebroken and reset twice, the second time she had to av pins put in, i went down with her to be put under both times and i broke my heart watchin her

Fudge_Cake_2

locarr wrote: »

she can slurp on anything she likes!!;)

:eek::eek::eek: TMI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I misread your wharehouse for something else. My mind replaced the A with an O :rotfl:

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

irwellgirl wrote: »

Thanks Fudge_cake, Tigerwhite and Mrs-Moneypenny for your reassurance.... I'll let you know how we get on...

It is a great community on here- I love to read about everyones successes and the little blips along the way.

You're welcome :A and yes it is :T:lovethoug

blondy - :j FANTASTIC, a big congratulations to your DD. So pleased for her :A So sorry your Fibro's been playing up terribly Hope it starts dying down quickly xxx

purdy - Congrats on the win :j

mhoc

Having a day of plusses and minuses. Started the day badly, OH snoring drove me to going to sleep with the cat at 4.30 this morning! I could not even play on the computer as my mouse died in the night.

So I have borrowed youngest sons mouse for now until I get a new one. OH took me into various places to look at a replacement which did not help. Why do things have to be so difficult, every shop has at least 30 different versions, and expensive anything up to £50 :eek: but all I want is one that makes a scrolling clicking noise and costs no more than a fiver.

So It can wait unto I get to Sainsburys again when the beer comes back into stock. Then hopefully I can get one and pay with nectar points - also found a nice receipt so I've got points to go on :T
But on the plus side I have finally sorted out the car insurance conundrum. Eldest child has changed jobs and needs a car now and is getting hers at the weekend. Youngest child also gets his this weekend. Both new drivers.

Last week I was on the price comparision websites and on the phone to Admiral several times a day sorting out various quotes for various possible cars. Finally we chose the cars and the price comparision websites were coming up with Admiral as the cheapest for both offspring. We have a multi car policy with Admiral but last week there did not seem to be a way of getting all 5 cars onto one multi car policy. To me it seemed very logical but there seemed to be no way of doing it despite having explained the problem to numerous people at Admiral.

Today I got a call back from them and finally I was talking to an expert :T. It took us about half an hour to go through it all and it meant moving the anniversary date of the policy but finally it was possible, all cars with all the right drivers on them, the right 2nd and 3rd drivers, all with the right mileage, usage, NCB, protected NCB, age, excesses, age and values of the cars etc .... All 5 cars on one policy with one policy anniversary date.

I've not worked out exactly how much I've saved yet but on the offsprings cars alone I've saved about £1000 off the original Admiral quotes and also got discounts on our own cars :T.
I've got the name of this genius if anyone else has very complicated needs and wants to see if the impossible is do-able, as always its a case of keep ringing and asking different people until you get to speak to someone who actually knows the system. Well worth it in the end.

pattylabelle

Is the beer back on? Has anybody tried this afternoon?

Thank you

mhoc

Also in Home Bargains they have various sizes of black cool bags - they have the Dunlop logo on them so a good make - ideal for bringing home vast quantities of OJ and Mullers in good order. They are padded and have a zipped compartment in the middle. Quite plain so very usable.

These could also be picnic bags but I doubt wether it will ever be dry enough again. Or over night bags.

Actually these would make good presents as they come in a nice cardboard box.

Also a zipped section at the side which fits the ipad very nicely so I can check out any updates on the glitch situation while out and about

A fiver.

jaguar17uk

mhoc wrote: »

Having a day of plusses and minuses. Started the day badly, OH snoring drove me to going to sleep with the cat at 4.30 this morning! I could not even play on the computer as my mouse died in the night.

So I have borrowed youngest sons mouse for now until I get a new one. OH took me into various places to look at a replacement which did not help. Why do things have to be so difficult, every shop has at least 30 different versions, and expensive anything up to £50 :eek: but all I want is one that makes a scrolling clicking noise and costs no more than a fiver.

So It can wait unto I get to Sainsburys again when the beer comes back into stock. Then hopefully I can get one and pay with nectar points - also found a nice receipt so I've got points to go on :T
But on the plus side I have finally sorted out the car insurance conundrum. Eldest child has changed jobs and needs a car now and is getting hers at the weekend. Youngest child also gets his this weekend. Both new drivers.

Last week I was on the price comparision websites and on the phone to Admiral several times a day sorting out various quotes for various possible cars. Finally we chose the cars and the price comparision websites were coming up with Admiral as the cheapest for both offspring. We have a multi car policy with Admiral but last week there did not seem to be a way of getting all 5 cars onto one multi car policy. To me it seemed very logical but there seemed to be no way of doing it despite having explained the problem to numerous people at Admiral.

Today I got a call back from them and finally I was talking to an expert :T. It took us about half an hour to go through it all and it meant moving the anniversary date of the policy but finally it was possible, all cars with all the right drivers on them, the right 2nd and 3rd drivers, all with the right mileage, usage, NCB, protected NCB, age, excesses, age and values of the cars etc .... All 5 cars on one policy with one policy anniversary date.

I've not worked out exactly how much I've saved yet but on the offsprings cars alone I've saved about £1000 off the original Admiral quotes and also got discounts on our own cars :T.
I've got the name of this genius if anyone else has very complicated needs and wants to see if the impossible is do-able, as always its a case of keep ringing and asking different people until you get to speak to someone who actually knows the system. Well worth it in the end.

hi

dont know if it helps but iv been looking for a new mouse myself and argos have both wired and wireless for less than a fiver

Ilovemykids

thinking of you and you're dd Irwellgirl
kids are tough cookies I think its us mums that 'go through it' more


my nephew had to have this done and he was bouncing around in no time

irwellgirl

jaguar17uk wrote: »

hi

hope all goes well for you both x
how old is she? my daughter broke both her wrists on her bike 2yrs ago she was only 8 and she had to av them rebroken and reset twice, the second time she had to av pins put in, i went down with her to be put under both times and i broke my heart watchin her

Children eh? Just what do they put us through?? My late mum used to sing me a song when I was little called 'Pal of My Cradle Days' and its a fantastic song that now i'm a mummy I REALLY understand!!!!!

My eldest daughter is 4 and struggled with her tonsils/adnoids for as long as I remember. The NHS refused to do anything as she hasn't had recurrent bouts of tonsilitus (spelling:o???) but it is having a detrimental effect upon her health/sleeping/appetite/hearing and the doctor who is doing the op says that she is likely to have a tremendous growth spurt once she can sleep without the breathing difficulty... great to get it sorted before she starts school in Spetember as well.

wackynut

jamsponge wrote: »

Right off to the pain clinic AGAIN. Hope its not another waste of time, fuel and car park fees. Really going to push for some decent pain relief, then my mojo might return.

Good luck.

Ilovemykids

weather here is absolutley pants! chucking it down to say the least. I hate shopping in the rain. lol

wanted to go out and try the Lenor ,will this still compare in the morning do you think?

I actually have run right out of fabric cond. but refuse to buy it if it is just a 'normal' price!