Everyone Looking Into Trolley Excitement

logie

fairclaire wrote: »

Evening

DS1 is home. He's a bit grumpy and out of sorts. Tiredness and his routine taking a battering, i expect. Ive just got him to bed now. But it's so good to have him home :j

tweets, I love that pic of poppy. It like that shame your naughty pet thing that was on the one show last night.

Thanks to Frequent and Westie for the hard work on the mullers. Might only take me 2 hours to write my shopping list now instead of 3

Oh fc, bet you are so relieved to have him home Hopefully you'll all get a good nights rest now the anxiety levels will be dropping x

fairclaire

Logie, you sound like you're still having a rough time the breathlessness sounds worrying. Your OH is right to be concerned. It's good you got the help you needed today though, just keep accepting all the help thats offered to you and asking for more if you need it.

sorry that sounded like a lecture just concerned for you :A

pattylabelle

JulieElizabeth wrote: »

God there were some mega downpours tonight but....

Two trolley tokens tonight
And
One receipt gave £4.65 :j

:beer::beer::beer:

Morgy9

fairclaire wrote: »

lol, I have asked him but he's not the easiest to get info out of No offence meant at all to savvy and I know he won't mind the comparison. But our conversations are like a verbal version of a super savvy post. The info you want is in there, but you have to listen to alot of other words to get to it. Best way I can describe

I got all the info I needed from his teacher. Main gist of it is that he gave every single activity a go :T:T with varying degrees if success....but he tried, bless him:)

Can't ask for more than that - well done that lad!

pattylabelle

avs

two different items pick up the multi at sainsbobs


1 x Coca Cola (2L)£1.98£0.99
1 x Coca Cola Zero (2L)£1.00£0.99

davemorton

night David. Have a good say at work tomorrow. :rotfl:

bubbs

Just seen on t's mis price thread Moshi Monsters tree house scanning at £4.97 with SEL £15.00 HTH

fairclaire

FloFlo wrote: »

Well done to your boy :T

thanks flo. I have to give a huge amount of credit to those teachers and staff at the centre though. They do an amazing job :A I never thought I'd see him being able to take part in a trip like this, and the fact that he took part without a meltdown is really down to the amount of support and encouragement he gets at school.

TrulyMadly

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy wrote: »

I'm thinking this might be a good one to look out for, what do you think?

Montana Estate Classic Merlot Cabernet Sauvignon £9.99 each / 2 4 £10

Should add, it is on MSM but can't find it on Tesco.com so it may not be stocked any longer.

I've stopped thinking. I just do as I'm told:cool:

caz2703

rhosynbach wrote: »

sorry to nag but another question to our irish elite or anyone else in the know, we all have vodafone mobiles and have a family group for free calls and text packages will these still work in dublin or not many thanks

I'm Vodafone in NI and when I cross the border it changes to Vodafone Ireland which is a different company so I'd be 99% sure you'd be charged for calls & texts made in Dublin but best maybe phoning 191 from your mobile and double checking for free.