"Sealed Pot Challenge ~ No 6"

little_sweetie

Lindylou68 wrote: »

Smores are what everybody should have on their barbie, trust me! A toasted and melty marshmallow (or two if you are my DH) sandwiched between two (preferably dark) chocolate digestive biscuits... so named as once you've had one, the refrain of "please may I have s'more" is inevitable :rotfl:

Hope your back is a bit better too, little_sweetie x

Ooooh yum! They sound wonderful...but very naughty must try one .....and thank you Lindylou, my back feels much better now

nell36 wrote: »

I have had a NSD today. Spent the afternoon at the breast clinic at local hospital having tests done to include biopsy, so now on the sofa in a little bit of pain, but the cups of tea are flowing.

Take care all.

Oh nell, you poor thing. I do hope everything is ok. Give yourself some tlc and I hope someone is there to look after you too....have a <<HUG>>

We got back earlier from a couple of days holiday so I just potted the £1.05 left over from our budget.

Goodnight all and happy potting x

Sue-UU

Hello everyone,

So sorry not to have been with you for the last few days, but sadly we have an elderly member of the family who, to put it bluntly, is dying and needs our time, as do all the family.

I will be with you just as soon as is possible, but til then I know I can rely on all you wonderful SPCers to welcome any new members on and happily enjoy each others company.

Take care everyone! Hugs to you all.

My eyes just flicked over your post, sparky, I'll be with you just as soon as I'm able. Meanwhile, you & J take care!

Sue x

Anyone wishing to join, please just ask, you're more than welcome, it's never too late.There may be a lot of us, but don't feel intimidated, we're a lovely lot, so come on in.:grinheart

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nell36

little sweetie - thankyou for your kind words. I am bruised and a bit uncomfortable, but otherwise have managed to get out and about today. Sadly hubbie passed away in 2004 of cancer (he was only 34) and therefore live alone, but family and friends have been wonderfully supportive.

Its been a stressful week, but can honestly say that my local hospital were brilliant yesterday, they made me feel very much cared for (even my mum commented how lovely all the staff including the volunteers had been).

In the meantime managed to pot 64p. Oh and good news on the nephew saving his money front........he is making noises about perhaps saving his money so he can buy himself an Ipad. I know it means him spending it eventually, but trust me a huge improvement.

Kerry_Woman

Sue - Sending you and your family hugs.

System

Sue I'm so sorry to hear of your troubles <hugs>

And you too Nell I hope you get good news and I'm glad your mum was there for you. <Hugs>
Rx

jakes-mum

Ahh ty crimson, you are correct he is a real character and we firmly believe he thinks hes a bat as he spends 90% of his awake time upside down looking at us. He let both DH and I stroke his tail last night and the tip of his beak through the bars so hes def settled in

Hugs to you Nells, get better soon

And Hugs to Sue-UU too, I hope yourfamily member is comfortable (not sure how else to word that, but you know what I mean )

DS had his coeliac review yesterday and his Gluten level was through the roof :mad: which means all my hard work has been completely undone we dont think hes been cheating, we think theres been a bit of miscommunication, it seems the cheese you buy thats already grated (eg the cheese you get in school) has flour mixed into it to preserve it :eek: and DS has been eating it pretty much everyday for months, also Babybels could poss have it in too and DS's friend gets one everyday and doesnt like them, so guess whos been eating them TBH I would never have expected gluten to be in cheese! so have had to email the school and recheck all the ingredients in my cupboard and my mums cupboard Oh well, we start again

e4rub

Morning potters :wave::wave:

Potted 34p this morning :j

Emily x

crimson.addict

jakes-mum wrote: »

DS had his coeliac review yesterday and his Gluten level was through the roof :mad: which means all my hard work has been completely undone we dont think hes been cheating, we think theres been a bit of miscommunication, it seems the cheese you buy thats already grated (eg the cheese you get in school) has flour mixed into it to preserve it :eek: and DS has been eating it pretty much everyday for months, also Babybels could poss have it in too and DS's friend gets one everyday and doesnt like them, so guess whos been eating them TBH I would never have expected gluten to be in cheese! so have had to email the school and recheck all the ingredients in my cupboard and my mums cupboard Oh well, we start again

Yes, that's why it feels and looks disgusting! I never buy it cause it just doesn't work properly like normal cheese lol

starnac

Aww sue. Sorry to hear about your family member. I hope they are comfortable and relatively pain free. (((((((((((Hugs))))))))))))

DreamerHelen

Thinking of you Sue....I hope everything is as good as it can be and that you take care of yourself....