The Compers Inn Part 39

wingobins

StokieBecks wrote: »

Everyone will be pleased to know that Orginal Source aren't doig their advent this year :rotfl: i am still working through last years lot anyway

That's just what they've told you Becks! :rotfl: they saw your email and said to their staff.....sshhh ....she's lucky on this, tell her were not doing a comp! (oj)

Katie, if the seagull pooped on you it's lucky! enjoy karaoke

Thanks for the link about our new BG fire**fly :A
I got the times email too! was all excited when I saw heading!

Glad you got a kindle Sylvia

Been to the school fayre. Won on the tombola till they realised they didn't have a prize for most of the tickets ending in a zero! They messed it up! oh well, maybe next time, at least I got some reindeer dust!

Barnabysue

sheils6 wrote: »

Thats a good idea. Hope he won't be jealous. Are you meaning to get another male?

Yes, we both prefer males, we've only ever had one female in the past. She was lovely, but not what I would call an affectionate dog, males seem to be more loving we've found.

wingobins

Oh thats great news Sue! Get some pics for us!

I did the haggis comp the yr before last, spent a lot of time on it so give it up last year!

Barnabysue

I just said to DH that he'll have to take his camera because you want pics if we decide he's the one for us. His reply was "Like you're going to say, no I don't like him"......he has a point

I_luv_cats

Not just me with the T. ipad email!



Pigeons, geese, squirrels, seagulls, cats, crows etc. are always on the look out for a tasty morsel. (I've been mugged for food by some!)





Ocado gave away 1000 free popping candy advent calendars. Just made it in time! Once the word gets out you have to dash!!!! Went with them this week as they have an offer on the Whiskas & some free late slots. Have been choc free this week so all being well will have a little treat most days in December!

StokieBecks

Right must stop looking at trains. It is far cheaper to send the parcel to besties Becks than it is to gdt on the train and take it :rotfl:

I_luv_cats

Fire**fly 's would normally fear spiders!

sheils6

Liked the squirrels better iluvcats!

I_luv_cats

sheils6 wrote: »

Liked the squirrels better iluvcats!

Do you see many red's where you are? I thought of you when snow is forecast for Scotland. Very high road point from Blackpool to down (up) your way. (think one of the highest in UK)

fire**fly

I_luv_cats wrote: »

Fire**fly 's would normally fear spiders!

not this one iluvcats :j :j
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