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Dizzy_Ditzy

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-21034942

Glad I hadn't bought these :eek:

N20Y1D

"Horsemeat accounted for approximately 29% of the meat content in one sample (of hamburger) from Tesco." From the bbc

rose28454

nikkilala wrote: »

All ready Rose:)I've never smelt the sanctuary perfume and now I want some now you've said that:oIs it flowery, or fruity? Just a clue please

Its quite a clean but rich smell. I got it 1st about 3 years ago in the sale when it was in a set calles Sanctuary Fragrance Collection which contained 5 mini roll on perfumes such as green tea and Jasmine and Wild Rose and Peony and my fave which is the sanctuary classic. It was in the Sanctuary gift set that glitched with the Sanctuary Hand Wash sets back in late November. I also saw a similar set in Bristol with the same classic perfume in a different bottle. i think the set were about 17.50. When I got the little sets 3 years ago they were hidden on a low shelf and i got all 8 for £3.75 each. I think everyone in my family has had one for a gift and I have at least one set left ( minus the classic perfume).
Definitely one to look for tommorow.


Hers is the link for it online

http://www.boots.com/en/Sanctuary-Signature-Fragrance-Gift-Set_1273745/

Dizzy_Ditzy

chandlerscroft wrote: »

Some of them seem to be on it for weeks, some just disappear ( have Togo back to work).

I like the sound of being put up ina hotel for weeks and someone else paying the bill, just a shame it's Bristol, London or the seaside would be much better for me.

Um, and what is wrong with Bristol?? :cool:

bubbs

FloFlo wrote: »

Anyone had any experience of being a Deal or New Deal contestant? Hubby just had a call to say they are considering him and he'll know within 2 weeks! Only problem is he has just started a new job, how long do they stay on the show for?

Someone i know's hubby was on there and think it was about 2 weeks, he won about 26,000

lawrie28

French_Knickers wrote: »

ok then you twisted my arm! Thanks lawrie, keep the criticism coming, I like it when people offer opinion.

OK, here goes:

No1 - I like alot. I think the red flash on the boat adds some needed colour. I would maybe crop a tiny bit off the LHS so that the gap was even both in front and behind the boat. You could even try a portrait crop of the background boat, but keeping the forground boat in the shot, even though you wold be slicing off both the stern and the prow.

No 2 - Sticks to the rule of thirds and has a tranquil feel to it. The only thing I would consider would be to clone out the rope anquoring the boat as it looks scrappy and draws the eye to it.

No 3 - Sorry, just looks a bit dull.

No 4 - Same as 3.

With the last 2 shots, next time you are out, try bending right down and taking the same shot with the camera just a couple of inches of the floor. It will make much more of a feature out of the texture of the ground and make this the focus of the shot.

chandlerscroft

rudeboy71 wrote: »

Hi Sorry meatballs not working !!

I wonder what your kids have for tea?:D, shame you didn't get them last week could have been a birthday present for the ex :rotfl:

lawrie28

MKS wrote: »

Would that be TP?

Yes, when I have time!

tessietwo

Lovely photo's FK
My favourite is third one, like the tilt of blue in the sky.

chandlerscroft

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Um, and what is wrong with Bristol?? :cool:

Normally the M5 traffic and roadworks can't get through fastest enough