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mhoc wrote: »

We got 3 bottles yesterday and tried a glass yesterday and it was horrible so all 3 are going back tommorow.
We have been drinking wine in the £7 to £10 range and I think it's spoilt us - can't drink ordinary wine now

But do you normally drink dry mhoc?

I would recommend it but I really love dry whites.

Ill have your 3 bottles:) or another thought..... Keep for fairs/ school events, tombolas:)

hippychicky

very sorry to hear your sad news Mrs 3Dogs xx

PetuliaGristle

3Dogs thinking of you at this sad time, so sad when you lose anyone especially a strong woman who gave such an example to her family. With much sympathy to you and your family.

TrulyMadly

silvercar wrote: »

No excuse to lurk, join in.

Here is the link:

http://www.postcodeanywhere.co.uk/customer-profiling/try-it-now/

You only get 2 tries a day, so do your own first!

Apparently I live in a very affluent area:rotfl:

no_coupon_no_purchase

Hugs to 3dogs and anyone else going throu bad times.

Forgot to thank Loccar for the fab new thread this am (where are my manners).

Also has anyone received their E45 from Bzz yet? Not had mine its my first with Bzz too. Recently had cistern blocks and girls briefs from Tesco Home Pannels althou my DD age 3 loved her new pants she kept asking where the picture was lol.

Mildred1970

3Dogs wrote: »

Many thanks for all your good wishes but bad news I am sorry to day, Mam didn't make it through the night My sister was sitting with her and Mam passed away peacefully just after 3am. My sister stayed while they changed Mam into a nice fresh nightdress and tidied her up and then rang her hubbie to drive her home. As we said, Mam is out of any suffering now and is at peace

At 93, Mam has had a good innings considering the fact that she has been in and out of hospital most of her life. She was born 5th Sept 1919, the smaller of twins. At less than 2lb weight, she survived whereas her bigger brother died at birth. So she was a fighter from the start it seems. She had TB when 16 or 18 and has always had a very weak chest, which she passed on to my sister and I in our asthma. I can always remember her having to go into hospital regularly over the years for her asthma. Later she developed angina too, and she had very bad arthritis with her hands and feet badly twisted and painful. But there you are, she got to 93 and it was only in the last 4 or 5 years that the dementia got to her and she was only diagnosed with altziemers 3 1/2 years ago, so she was able to see and enjoy her great-granddaughters grow up to age 7 & 11. And she did so love to see them :j Greatest loss was the death of her only grandson when he was only 21, knocked down and killed by a train, 18 years ago next week, so she doted on her only granddaughter, and, as I said, her two girls. The joy of her life and what kept her going, we think. They will miss her dreadfully and it will be hard as they lost their other great-grandma 15 months ago to cancer, their Uncle Alan Mr 3Dogs last year and now this, poor girls, but they now understand the cycle of life and death

I will take it easy today, have lunch here as Andy is doing a lovely roast beef dinner (free DTD beef from Tosco of course) and drive home later, about tea-time. Then drive up North tomorrow. I know there is no rush now, but my sister needs me and I will be there for her, and my brother too

Sorry to hear your news 3Dogs, thinking of you

David.

3Dogs wrote: »

Many thanks for all your good wishes but bad news I am sorry to day, Mam didn't make it through the night My sister was sitting with her and Mam passed away peacefully just after 3am. My sister stayed while they changed Mam into a nice fresh nightdress and tidied her up and then rang her hubbie to drive her home. As we said, Mam is out of any suffering now and is at peace

At 93, Mam has had a good innings considering the fact that she has been in and out of hospital most of her life. She was born 5th Sept 1919, the smaller of twins. At less than 2lb weight, she survived whereas her bigger brother died at birth. So she was a fighter from the start it seems. She had TB when 16 or 18 and has always had a very weak chest, which she passed on to my sister and I in our asthma. I can always remember her having to go into hospital regularly over the years for her asthma. Later she developed angina too, and she had very bad arthritis with her hands and feet badly twisted and painful. But there you are, she got to 93 and it was only in the last 4 or 5 years that the dementia got to her and she was only diagnosed with altziemers 3 1/2 years ago, so she was able to see and enjoy her great-granddaughters grow up to age 7 & 11. And she did so love to see them :j Greatest loss was the death of her only grandson when he was only 21, knocked down and killed by a train, 18 years ago next week, so she doted on her only granddaughter, and, as I said, her two girls. The joy of her life and what kept her going, we think. They will miss her dreadfully and it will be hard as they lost their other great-grandma 15 months ago to cancer, their Uncle Alan Mr 3Dogs last year and now this, poor girls, but they now understand the cycle of life and death

I will take it easy today, have lunch here as Andy is doing a lovely roast beef dinner (free DTD beef from Tosco of course) and drive home later, about tea-time. Then drive up North tomorrow. I know there is no rush now, but my sister needs me and I will be there for her, and my brother too

Sorry to hear 3Dogs

David.

Does anyone know how to quote from an expired thread the easy way rather than copy /paste etc.

I have seen it on here before but can not remember how to do it.

Think it was aau1 but not 100%

FloFlo

76rosie wrote: »

here it is.

Thank you, will get some tomorrow.

wirehair

3 dogs (((hugs)))