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izzy65

LaaCaz wrote: »

I ordered it!:eek::D and some other things from them and some things off deb's. £126! But that is my dress, shoes & veil and dd's dress, tights and hair bow so not too bad.....I think!

Thats fantastic and a beautiful dress too, you'll be a gorgeous bride. I have to get a wedding outfit but haven't a clue what I want (mother of the groom) and the bride still hasn't picked her dress

Clipstrip_Bargains

nikkilala wrote: »

Its affecting trains now:(No service between Harrow & Wealdstone and Watford High Street SEVERE DELAYS between Richmond and Stratford while we deal with power supply problems caused by snow.

Glad I was driving then:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Sent home from school early kept to the main roads & all was well:T

princessmelody2009

tweets wrote: »

My X hubby likes cat food butties :rotfl::rotfl:

I was feeling :mad: one night (saying that i felt :mad: all day with him last 4 years) so made him cat food butties Arthur think it was called white cat on label.

He came home from work and said he had enjoyed the butties i wanted him to not like them not enjoy :rotfl::rotfl:

:eek: Love it :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Mrs_stinkface

Doh, I just dropped my phone down the gap in the middle of my sofa. I had to open the recliner to get it back out and my little (monkey) boy jumped on it and slammed it down just as I had wiggled underneath it. Must have looked hilarious but my heads all ouchie now :rotfl:

tweets

dizzyditzy wrote: »

Tweets I haven't upset you have I? That pie you got me was steak wasn't it:eek::rotfl:

:eek: :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: No you not upset me that was steak or so they said in pieshop

dipdap

izzy65 wrote: »

Dip dap had to laugh, your now hooked and there is no escaping the pull of this thread:rotfl: but it's great

It's been a great distraction today, spent most of the day pacing the house worrying about DH getting to work, being at work and then getting home.
He's still driving (been going over 2 hours on a normal 40min journey) and it's annoying as he's within throwing distance (if i had a really big rock and a catapult ) but still probably gonna be another hour
At least the local roads aren't gridlocked yet and I'm grateful they're still moving (and narked off with DH that he didn't stick with the gridlocked M1 which is moving again now and chose to go back road way instead - I'm sure he thinks he drives a 4x4!!)

LaaCaz

Clipstrip_Bargains wrote: »

I'd have liked your little girls dress for my wedding dress - very nearly had something like it but then decided to get married in the UK & had something mor trad!

I have to admit I am far from traditional! I was offered a dress to borrow but seeing this it is defo more me

QPR10

cjj wrote: »

Thank you I think she looked on web and it was £17 for 2 hours. The McDonald's idea is great thank you i will google opening times and let her know. None of us have been to heathrow before, usually Manchester or Leeds so local knowledge is invaluable. Thank you so much x

I've lived near there all my life but dont go to the airport that often it is very big & I always get confused which lane to be in for which terminal, it is not at all like Manchester or Leeds its very :eek: even for me

couponqueen123

im off warm the tea up and then im going to read my new book for bit in kids are shattered after playing in th snow

zippydooda

princessmelody2009 wrote: »

Tanku, just applied

i applied 2 weeks ago and just got accepted. no trials yet though