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Evening Elite. Well, that's Mam's funeral out of the way The service went very well and my reading of the verse, which I actually enjoyed doing, was complimented on. Everyone thought that the service reflected Mam to a T so we were happy, and everyone was singing 'She'll be coming round the mountain' as they left :rotfl: 3 carers/nurses came from the care home, plus some childhood friends of me and my sister, and most of our cousins on Dad's side from Newcastle, St Albans, Northampton, Stirling, and one from Gibraltar. I am the youngest of these cousins at 59, the eldest being 80, and that's the couple who drove from Stirling and back to be at the service. Mam was the last of a generation to them all, so it was even more poignant for us all Mam only had one step-sister-in-law left on her side, and we couldn't contact her so assume she was away. Still, enough there to give her a good send off she deserved :beer:

We had a good natter over tea/coffee/drink and buffet back at my sister's house before they all went their separate ways. It is a shame that we only see each other at times like this, but was great to catch up with everyone, and I have been invited to visit a couple of them for a break

After my niece and family, and my brother, left around 5.30pm, we have just relaxed, as it was a stressful day

Tomorrow, my sister and I are going to collect the beautiful floral displays from the crem and take them over to our local cemetery to put on Grandad/Dad's grave, where Mam's ashes will be interred on Monday 29th April. That plot will then contain the remains of my Grandma who I never knew as she died in 1934, and my Granda who died when I was only 7, plus the ashes of three of their 9 children, being 2 of my uncles and my Dad, and finally my Mam. I was coming up anyway for my sister going on holiday on 1st May so we organised it for this date to fit in with that, and I will travel up on Sunday 28th

R.I.P. Molly, God Bless :A

Off to do some catching up now - back laters :beer:

tweets

izzeyb wrote: »

Or City's if Mancini gets the boot at some point :D

:eek: Don't like Mancini he annoys me.

squilliondollarbaby

CAPTAINBLONDECHICK wrote: »

Fuming! :mad:

My receipt from earlier can't compare as the APG system claims I don't have enough items. I HAD enough items - 10 different - but the lazy SA has put my one red onion and one brown onion through both as brown onions :mad: I didn't even notice :mad:

Would only have got a few quid back but, still!

Simple case of not knowing your onions? :cool::rotfl::cool::D

tbw

12 items (6 different) on your bill qualify for comparisonSainsbury's+£6.88
0.08 x ASDA Carrots by Weight (100g)£0.07£0.07
0.13 x ASDA Parsnips by Weight (100g)£0.19£0.19
6 x Garnier Simply Essential Gentle Facial Cleansing W...£12.00£9.30
2 x Cathedral City Mature Cheddar (350g)£8.56£4.38
1 x Swizzels Matlow Strawberry Refresher Bar£0.10N/A
1 x Barratt Flumps Mallow Twists£0.10£0.10
1 x Haribo Tangfastics Mini£0.10£0.10
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Giant White Mice Bar (15g)£0.10N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Giant Rainbow Buttons Bar (15g)£0.10N/A
Comparison total (compared products only)£21.02£14.14

This afternoons shop results.

The Garnier multibuy is being recognised.

tweets

Tweets wrote: »

:rotfl:I had to go and check what you meant but I guess I must be one then.

Well tweets, I'll be easier to identify now as I'll be Tweets the nombie:rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl:

Tweets_2

scamps1966 wrote: »

Who was it that used to have an avatar like that on here?:think:

I see the avatar now and know who you mean. I never really spoke to him on here as when I started reading this thread I spent a long time trying to figure what was banter and what was malicious so I kept out of all the goings on with him.

squilliondollarbaby

3Dogs wrote: »

Evening Elite. Well, that's Mam's funeral out of the way The service went very well and my reading of the verse, which I actually enjoyed doing, was complimented on. Everyone thought that the service reflected Mam to a T so we were happy, and everyone was singing 'She'll be coming round the mountain' as they left :rotfl: 3 carers/nurses came from the care home, plus some childhood friends of me and my sister, and most of our cousins on Dad's side from Newcastle, St Albans, Northampton, Stirling, and one from Gibraltar. I am the youngest of these cousins at 59, the eldest being 80, and that's the couple who drove from Stirling and back to be at the service. Mam was the last of a generation to them all, so it was even more poignant for us all Mam only had one step-sister-in-law left on her side, and we couldn't contact her so assume she was away. Still, enough there to give her a good send off she deserved :beer:

We had a good natter over tea/coffee/drink and buffet back at my sister's house before they all went their separate ways. It is a shame that we only see each other at times like this, but was great to catch up with everyone, and I have been invited to visit a couple of them for a break

After my niece and family, and my brother, left around 5.30pm, we have just relaxed, as it was a stressful day

Tomorrow, my sister and I are going to collect the beautiful floral displays from the crem and take them over to our local cemetery to put on Grandad/Dad's grave, where Mam's ashes will be interred on Monday 29th April. That plot will then contain the remains of my Grandma who I never knew as she died in 1934, and my Granda who died when I was only 7, plus the ashes of three of their 9 children, being 2 of my uncles and my Dad, and finally my Mam. I was coming up anyway for my sister going on holiday on 1st May so we organised it for this date to fit in with that, and I will travel up on Sunday 28th

R.I.P. Molly, God Bless :A

Off to do some catching up now - back laters :beer:

3Dogs you did a great job, my respects.

optimistix

3Dogs wrote: »

Evening Elite. Well, that's Mam's funeral out of the way The service went very well and my reading of the verse, which I actually enjoyed doing, was complimented on. Everyone thought that the service reflected Mam to a T so we were happy, and everyone was singing 'She'll be coming round the mountain' as they left :rotfl: 3 carers/nurses came from the care home, plus some childhood friends of me and my sister, and most of our cousins on Dad's side from Newcastle, St Albans, Northampton, Stirling, and one from Gibraltar. I am the youngest of these cousins at 59, the eldest being 80, and that's the couple who drove from Stirling and back to be at the service. Mam was the last of a generation to them all, so it was even more poignant for us all Mam only had one step-sister-in-law left on her side, and we couldn't contact her so assume she was away. Still, enough there to give her a good send off she deserved :beer:

We had a good natter over tea/coffee/drink and buffet back at my sister's house before they all went their separate ways. It is a shame that we only see each other at times like this, but was great to catch up with everyone, and I have been invited to visit a couple of them for a break

After my niece and family, and my brother, left around 5.30pm, we have just relaxed, as it was a stressful day

Tomorrow, my sister and I are going to collect the beautiful floral displays from the crem and take them over to our local cemetery to put on Grandad/Dad's grave, where Mam's ashes will be interred on Monday 29th April. That plot will then contain the remains of my Grandma who I never knew as she died in 1934, and my Granda who died when I was only 7, plus the ashes of three of their 9 children, being 2 of my uncles and my Dad, and finally my Mam. I was coming up anyway for my sister going on holiday on 1st May so we organised it for this date to fit in with that, and I will travel up on Sunday 28th

R.I.P. Molly, God Bless :A

Off to do some catching up now - back laters :beer:

So glad you were able to give your Mum the send off she deserved, you were in my thoughts today xx

izzeyb

tweets wrote: »

Wish they zoomed in more often to dugout. :D

He can be United's next manager when Sir Alex retires but i can't see them hiring a non British manager

Ooohh tweets he is just being shown now on ITV. Didn't know he was on tonight

rhosynbach

glad everything went well for you all today 3 dogs, and was not to hard,
i think a few of us on here were also singing she'll be coming round the mountain and thinking of you today x