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fairclaire

artha wrote: »

I might be at odds with the norm but I prefer shopping at Tesco(or Sainsbury) rather than Asda even if it is more expensive. Our local Asda is one of the very large modern stores but it is so dingy and overbearing that I just don't feel comfortable in there. The aisles are much narrower than in my T or S and the displays are much higher and appear to be dexion. I also don't like the colour green as it always makes me feel cold.:(

:rotfl::rotfl: at colours. My Ds2 is a bit obsessed by colours, blue is his favourite. When I say we're going shopping he says ' blue or green' he prefers blue. Strangely enough he doesn't feel comfy in As either. We don't go orange very often......and it's a rare occasion if we visit yellow

vanilla_twist

davemorton wrote: »

Like these ones, or completely different VT?
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=neon+bar+signs+uk&bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&bvm=bv.45580626,d.ZG4&biw=1366&bih=667&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&ei=fxJ3UcCWHciDhQfE5YHoAQ

Exactly like these DM but also after the vertical ones with famous names like smirnoff, budweiser ect. And exit signs.
V x

logie

Mildred1970 wrote: »

I know it's crazy but it does matter. The number of times OH would say 'oh xx and his wife are popping over in a minute' - cue mad frantic [STRIKE]screaming[/STRIKE] tidying up, all the while shouting whenaretheycomingwhattimedidhesayhowlonghaveIgot

In fact only yesterday one of my best friends rang me and said are you in, I'm only a couple of minutes away - I still felt the need to have a quick zoom around even though she
1. Wouldn't have noticed
2. Wouldn't have cared
3. Was one of my birthing partners therefore has seen much worse from me than a few crumbs on the floor iykwim

Madness but we feel the need to do it nonetheless :rotfl:

Number 3 made me chuckle The one person I feel I have to put no front on with is my next door neighbour. I looked after her when she was in having her youngest DS and in turn she has seen me looking truly awful The rest of our street probably think we're crazy ladies as we'll frequently run between each others houses in pyjamas, sometimes with a teapot, other times with babies under our arms

ellie14

fairclaire wrote: »

Im getting to keep him for now...just! Theyve been changing his meds and the side effects have been pretty nasty He's starting another lot this week but he has to be supervised by the MH team. That was the only way to keep him at home. So back to daily visits

Hopefully only temporary until he's settled on the new meds. It's a real shame he is doing well, just unlucky that the medication didnt suit him. Thanks for asking :A

Better at home ,where you can keep an eye on him.

davemorton

vanilla_twist wrote: »

Exactly like these DM but also after the vertical ones with famous names like smirnoff, budweiser ect. And exit signs.
V x

There is about 6 on this search, I'll keep looking

Snap-ant

FQ 4p is asleep (I think..I hope, as Dilys has very heavy footfall for such a little cat :rotfl:

Nightie Night Llovelies ♥

fairclaire

ellie14 wrote: »

Better at home ,where you can keep an eye on him.

true, but whilst MH are involved I can't leave him alone and I can't leave him alone with kids, except DS1 So less out and about for me for a few weeks

How's your allotment coming along?

davemorton

Ohh, this could be the site you are looking for VT
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/signs/neon

artha

fairclaire wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl: at colours. My Ds2 is a bit obsessed by colours, blue is his favourite. When I say we're going shopping he says ' blue or green' he prefers blue. Strangely enough he doesn't feel comfy in As either. We don't go orange very often......and it's a rare occasion if we visit yellow

Blue is my favourite colour as well:) I even have to take a different pair of glasses to Asda as whatever tubes they use don't agree with me:o...very frustrating if I'm wearing the wrong specs Grommit:rotfl:

Getting a bit surreal but my favourite lighting tubes are M&S...unique to them I think. Problem is that they make (and are intended to) colours brighter and more vibrant. Problem comes when clothes that you think match under their light can appear different in daylight

Savvybuyer

Versus A:

Schwartz Tray Baked Piri Piri Chicken Recipe Kit (12g) is an individual sort-of-low price in A (well, not compared to glitching cheese but we know what I mean), even if quite pricey price per unit, 69p in A (S £1.00, T £1.99). Probably T vs A best therefore! (But check a.com, as this is me going off MSM.)