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barbaraemmerson wrote: »

A bit of early morning SNOW here - and it's still snowing - off to the wardrobe to get my boots back out then!!![/QUOTE

What has happened to our seasons :eek: boots in April ,even the birds are confused never mind the plants.

Am off out for lunch with several of my widowed friends so no cooking for me today:T if the sun is still shining when I get home I might run round with the mower and cut the front lawn and burn of a few calories that I am sure will be consummed over lunch

David.

midwinter wrote: »

Good morning everyone

No wifi at work yesterday, then went to an evening wedding reception at Lake Windermere. Beautiful reflected sunset on the lake!

Now seen I missed a super cheese glitch!! Do so hope it will work today, as just coming to the end of the August cheese glitch stock!

Hope everyone has a lovely day today, fingers crossed that the glitch continues!

I bet it was fantastic especially as we had decent weather yesterday and was it August :eek: is that the 2 blocks for a £1 at tesco one

silvercar

I have used RSH loads in the past 2 1/2 years in going up and down the East Coast line to visit Mam, and found them great .............. until something goes wrong It once took them 5 attempts to get me the right tickets for one journey

I used to use RSH a lot, then discovered that some train operators don't give the re-sellers all their train types, so always try the train operators own website first. Virgin trains have a web only off-peak that is often cheaper than anything I can find on RSH. I complained to RSH that their promise of looking at all providers and offering the cheapest was hollow, I think they have slightly changed their wording now.

David.

exel1966 wrote: »

Morning All,

Some interesting, yet potentially rather disturbing reading for all those who have TCB accounts and the security of those accounts from outside influences. It appears the website and account details contained within have never really been secure :eek:

This is why you may have noticed over the past couple of days being asked to re-enter passwords when accessing transactions/profiles.

Basically TCB was targeted by an online forum/those in the know of how NOT to operate a website !!


Mike Tomkins, technical director and one of the founders of TopCashback, said there had never been a breach of a customers’ bank account as a result of poor security on the site.

“Having been made aware of the blog, we are now addressing the issues that have been raised and expect all pages where credentials are entered to be fully secure by the end of the day,” Tomkins added.

“We’d like to reassure our members that with regards to their bank details, these are encrypted on entry and are ‘starred’ out when account profiles are viewed so there would have been no risk of these being obtained by third parties. Moving forward we appreciate the comments made in the blog and are currently looking into serving the entire website over a secure connection, similar to that used by Facebook.”

:eek::eek::eek:

David.

Well just did my good deed for the day and trimmed next doors bush whilst they slept :eek:

midwinter

David. wrote: »

I bet it was fantastic especially as we had decent weather yesterday and was it August :eek: is that the 2 blocks for a £1 at tesco one

It was indeed a fantastic day weather wise yesterday!

Re the cheese, I was thinking of the APG,matched against S's, was it the dairylea that was the trigger?!

exel1966

David. wrote: »

Well just did my good deed for the day and trimmed next doors bush whilst they slept :eek:

Up early on a Sunday morning for a spot of Bush trimming......How uplifting

newbie1980

SpiralingDown wrote: »

Thank you to everyone for your kind words.

Mum's just off the phone, it's not looking good I'm in tears as I type this.
His brain hasn't developed properly and it looks like there's a gap in his spinal cord, the lump on the back of his head is more than likely spinal fluid. They're thinking spina bifida so have given her an appointment with a specialist consultant for Wednesday so he can get a look and let her know her options.
No matter what she's told them he'll be born and loved for whatever time he's here for.
So please if anyone's any spare prayers or positive thoughts send them to this baby. Xxx

spiralling

my mum has spinabifida and this was in the 60s when they gave them no chance of doing anything and said she would never walk
she got cses
had 3 children
has a driving licence

so dont give up hope:A:A

SunnyDelight

David. wrote: »

Well just did my good deed for the day and trimmed next doors bush whilst they slept :eek:

:eek: Too early to say anything else

elliemoo

David. wrote: »

Well just did my good deed for the day and trimmed next doors bush whilst they slept :eek:

OOh err missus!