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cookiecat14

cjj wrote: »

Hope everyone is keeping warm and cosy. All wet and slushy and a little icy in yorkshire.
For all members from London could you help me with a dilemma please. Visiting London with family in July and trains are always silly money. Was thinking of driving to hotel in marylebone but surrounding carparks are expensive. Looked at iparkonyourdrive.com but all booked. Thinking of maybe parking up somewhere and getting train in, does anyone know where parking would be best for this. We need about 36 hours. Tia x

have you looked at megabus for train tickets? i think you can only book a couple a months in advance though.

artha

FloFlo wrote: »

And gone again, lol. Tempting to nip out now, lol.

...and gone for me too

cjj_2

cookiecat14 wrote: »

have you looked at megabus for train tickets? i think you can only book a couple a months in advance though.

Yes thanks. The journey down would be fab, very good price, local pickup and times to suit but the return journey is too early in the day for us. So another option is to try to find an alternative way home. Thanks again x

gardenia

Multibuys showing in sada's favour from a shop done at 11am today.:(

Found a lonely roll of the 50p bin liners on top shelf :T

Sarahdol75

Mrs_stinkface wrote: »

Anyone else's cats going mad for this snow?? One of mine is going completely skitty sliding on the shed roof and leaping around in it.:rotfl:

Noo, my cat hasnt been out for 3 days, he is whining and wants to, looks out of door and sniffs the air and turns round and comes back in. He is normally outside all the time.

Imdebtfree

zippydooda wrote: »

go to the pic in your library
put mouse on top right of pic
a cog should appear, with a drop down menu
click on get links
click on the img code at the bottom of list.
it should then say copied.
go to the post you are making on mse and right click and select paste.

thanks . I'm on a kindle and its not letting me copy the link so will have to wait til I've got access to a computer . but one step closer!
mite try on . my phone ...

tweets

bubbs wrote: »

Cant remeber why , but i threw a big glass ashtray at DH :rotfl::rotfl:, e ducked it hit the door and made a hole in it :eek::eek::eek: imagine if it had hit his head :eek:

I remember hitting ex with frying pan :rotfl:because he was rambling in drunk talk in kitchen i told him to move because i couldnt get passed him and he carried on rambling :mad: so i had frying pan in hand and whacked him on head :T he moved then and went in living room . Only time i hit him and dont think he would have remembered :rotfl::rotfl:

nikkilala_2

cjj wrote: »

Yes thanks. The journey down would be fab, very good price, local pickup and times to suit but the return journey is too early in the day for us. So another option is to try to find an alternative way home. Thanks again x

Their's loads of quiet roads that you'd be able to park that are near the Metropolitan line and are safe:)I'm sure between us we'd be able to find you somewhere:) but make sure to factor in the train tickets into London;)

midwinter

Afternoon all, just letting you all know, green clubcard points are showing again when going through on SS

LilacLillie

cjj wrote: »

Hope everyone is keeping warm and cosy. All wet and slushy and a little icy in yorkshire.
For all members from London could you help me with a dilemma please. Visiting London with family in July and trains are always silly money. Was thinking of driving to hotel in marylebone but surrounding carparks are expensive. Looked at iparkonyourdrive.com but all booked. Thinking of maybe parking up somewhere and getting train in, does anyone know where parking would be best for this. We need about 36 hours. Tia x

Trouble with London is no parking when you get here and expensive to drive around (especially central, congestion charge).
Much quicker & cheaper to use public transport here.
LL