The Extra Loveliest Individual's Team Expedition

justmaz

Night all. x

pattylabelle

SpiralingDown wrote: »

this is true, i wish I appreciated him more while he was still here. I learnt a lot over the years though,
I learnt the unconditional love I had for him and him for me,
I learnt how much I would do to help and protect him,
I learnt that whilst I was a stubborn cow at times if he needed something I would change my mind and do something just for him,
I learnt that we were a great team, he called us the three musketeers - it was us against the world.

Life changes quickly, no time to dwell on petty things, they may upset but I try to move on and not let it bother me too much. My DH would be so annoyed to think that I would waste my life or DSes life on stupid things when we could be out there enjoying ourselves. I would be robbing DS of a happy life if I didn't think this way.

Sorry got to go, upsetting myself now

What lovely memories to have SD. He is with you every step of the way:)

tyroleandancer

SpiralingDown wrote: »

this is true, i wish I appreciated him more while he was still here. I learnt a lot over the years though,
I learnt the unconditional love I had for him and him for me,
I learnt how much I would do to help and protect him,
I learnt that whilst I was a stubborn cow at times if he needed something I would change my mind and do something just for him,
I learnt that we were a great team, he called us the three musketeers - it was us against the world.

Life changes quickly, no time to dwell on petty things, they may upset but I try to move on and not let it bother me too much. My DH would be so annoyed to think that I would waste my life or DSes life on stupid things when we could be out there enjoying ourselves. I would be robbing DS of a happy life if I didn't think this way.

Sorry got to go, upsetting myself now

Ah sorry for starting you off. You were so lucky to have found a friend and what sounds like the love of your life, have a hug xxx

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

OH! have just spent 15 mins trying to coax my cat in agin tonight and she's not budging:mad:. Sitting on the shed roof turning her head the other way and no way is she coming in.

What a drama queen:rotfl: She has until midnight and I'm going to bed. And after last nights escapades if she throws herself against the door at 4am I won't hear her. Don't cats start to act funny in the winter

She'll be sitting on that shed roof rolling about laughing at you trying to get her in. :rotfl:

shadowlyn9

evening all


fairclaire your right about winter and cats but the worst thing is the wind our boy goes loopy when its windy jumping about and chasing you when we call him in at night he jumps in the door and back out again and bogs off for another hour luckily he does finally come in as we dont let him stay out so he knows he has to come in but likes to test us
the wind also make children behave differant i used to be a dinner lady a teacher said the wind make kind crazy at break time i laugh at him untill i saw it for myself

durham05

Hi, all a quick note may be of interest esp to David. Dton large one near b&q accepted an apg and tpp today not the £5 off but an actual voucher said they are taking all competitor vouchers. No receipt needed either.
I phoned and asked if they did take them lady got in touch wiv head office and phoned back and said yes all money off. So quite chuffed with this although it not local maybe worth the visit prior to A.
And now wondering if thy do take cc vouchers to this would be good.

Chrisv

A v S shop, bought with Y Fruits

1 x ASDA Smartprice Chicken Flavour Instant Noodles (6...£0.11£0.11
1 x ASDA Smartprice Instant Noodles Curry (65g)£0.11£0.11
1 x Pork Farms Original Medium Pork Pie (295g)£1.77£0.87
1 x Nestle After Eight Chocolate Mints (300g)£3.00£1.50
2 x Cadbury Milk Tray (400g)£14.00£6.00
1 x ASDA Smartprice Garlic Baguette (170g)£0.34N/A
1 x ASDA Beef Burgers (8 per pack - 454g)£1.68£0.75
1 x ASDA 1% Fat Milk 4 Pints (2.27L)£1.00£1.00
1 x ASDA Smartprice Rice Pudding (400g)£0.12£0.12

Pork pie seems to be overpriced at £1.77, but costs 79p after apg.

Burgers might be useful as a filler, 68p after apg, cheaper than SP ones.

pattylabelle

davemorton wrote: »

She'll be sitting on that shed roof rolling about laughing at you trying to get her in. :rotfl:

My mum used to leave the back door open for a few mins- get a can of cat food and tap it a few time with a spoon calling the cat at same time- worked for her. In the cat would come every time:)

tescobabe69

I'm getting bored with Milk Tray but I'm not impressed with a selection displayed by Bazey (in DT)
If you're easily offended give it a miss.
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=57223017&postcount=31

aau1

pattylabelle wrote: »

My mum used to leave the back door open for a few mins- get a can of cat food and tap it a few time with a spoon calling the cat at same time- worked for her. In the cat would come every time:)

The only thing that works for me is going to bed for 10 minutes....then the little blighter wants in :rotfl: