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Sallysbay

DODO wrote: »

Day for bad news - one of the mums in my daughters class at primary school died of cancer at the weekend - leaving two girls aged 8 and 4. How terrible

I the find out tonight that a close friend of mine who has fought breast cancer not once but twice has been recalled after her latest mammogram. Trying to be positive but surely this is gotta be bad news isn't it- Celebrate/Karlie? Any views.
She has three sons.

Just hugged my daughter and son and told them I love them.

So sorry to hear this, everything always seems to come at once sometimes keep your chin up

ellie14

Iamsohappy wrote: »

Brilliant News :T:T

Sooooo glad for you phew!!!:T

Clipstrip_Bargains

Mel1979a wrote: »

Currently got a Mary Berry cake in the oven from last xmas glitches. Date on it was Feb 12 but all the stuff looked ok so thought id give it a whirl. ANyone else still got any?

I've got both cake and cupcake kits.
I am certain they will be ok.

Sallysbay

newbie1980 wrote: »

done this on maybe 10 occassions
on 5 they put it through and hey presto but on the other 5 they rejected it saying its got to be 40 after the alessi discount so depends on your sa

Please can I ask where you get the alessi vouchers please?

chandlerscroft

robstersgirl wrote: »

Omg I wish I did, DH told MIL we'd make her Xmas cake, he didn't realise I'd never made one before :rotfl:

I remember my first Christmas cake I agreed to make it with my mum just before she died, sadly we only got to mix the fruit in brandy, but it was lovely, we even brought stout to mix in aswell, I never made it, now I buy 1 when they get reduced.

I used to love baking with my mum, but this was one I couldn't do.

But every year it puts a smile on my face, she would have laughed.

mhoc

josie_ann57 wrote: »

Truly Madly, he's doing Criminology & Criminal Justice and has just been given his first assignment and says he doesn't know where to start. I have told him there must be lots of people to help at uni but he doesn't know who to ask. He is a young 20 yr old, small for his age (looks 13/14!) My last one to fly the nest so it's stressfull knowing he's lonely.

Has he got himself a part time job yet, is it allowed on his course? It is one way to get yourself out of the house and meeting people. My eldest got into YSJ at the clearing stage and within 4 weeks she started her course, 3 hours from home, knowing no one and everyone in her house doing different courses. She got herself a part time job within the first fortnight and worked there through most of her course and through it she made no end of friends.

pattylabelle

newbie1980 wrote: »

done this on maybe 10 occassions
on 5 they put it through and hey presto but on the other 5 they rejected it saying its got to be 40 after the alessi discount so depends on your sa

Thanks- so it has a 50% chance of being a goer:D

jamsponge

Taken from the dark side. Lynx Musicstar £1 in T's
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/lynx-musicstar-full-size-body-spray-1-tesco-instore-1342483

chandlerscroft

David. wrote: »

When you look at whats in it :eek:

Butane , Propane , Isobutane , Aluminum Chlorohydrate , Isopropyl Palmitate , Isopropyl Myristate , C12-15 Alkyl Benzoate , Parfum , Hydrogenated Soybean Oil , Stearalkonium Hectorite , Propylene Carbonate , Lactose , Lactis Proteinum , Olea Europaea Leaf Extract , BHT , Butylphenyl Methylpropional , Citronellol , Coumarin , Geraniol , Hexyl Cinnamal , Limonene , Linalool .

We used to borrow hair spray and light the end, it was a flame thrower.

pattylabelle

Sallysbay wrote: »

Please can I ask where you get the alessi vouchers please?

Get them in Tesco's depending on spend (1 per £20 spent)or if you stuck.....I got mine on ebay.