Every Little Inspirational Thought Evokes (Savings)

Dizzy_Ditzy

Legendmum wrote: »

Another shameless plug although I don't know if there is many of you who haven't voted but 2nd place is 19 away! Due to yet another Gala member, who has 3000 friends, plugging her link all over her page and getting people to vote for her cos I am this that and the other! So if you haven't please help! Has to say votes been counted so sometimes you need to click vote twice! Thanks guys

https://www.facebook.com/mygalabingo?sk=app_241429925995237&app_data=%7B%22itemId%22%3A%22241%22%7D

It just let me vote again, and told me that my vote had been counted

rhosynbach

Legendmum wrote: »

Another shameless plug although I don't know if there is many of you who haven't voted but 2nd place is 19 away! Due to yet another Gala member, who has 3000 friends, plugging her link all over her page and getting people to vote for her cos I am this that and the other! So if you haven't please help! Has to say votes been counted so sometimes you need to click vote twice! Thanks guys

https://www.facebook.com/mygalabingo?sk=app_241429925995237&app_data=%7B%22itemId%22%3A%22241%22%7D

already voted but voted on oh account good lick x

fairclaire

EMMAP wrote: »

Did you use 10 in the one transaction? I'm too scared to try more than 1 later!

yes! Im usually a wuss as well but I was feeling brave today and with the offers finishing, I had to give it a go. I have to say though I have rarely been trouted in that store. Most of the SAs will take whatever you give them without questioning it. Im full to parioli capacity now

Mildred1970

artha wrote: »

Morning Nannylala. I do enjoy your posts as we are probably of a similar vintage.:) With age comes wrinkles but also wisdom;)

I've also been watching the Tornado news and can't imagine what it must be like to constantly live in that environment, even though they are prepared every year.

I've also watched the news about what is going on in Syria and the rest of the Middle East.

I'm so glad/grateful we live where we do and those who have petty issues with peoples shopping habits and FB should be mindful of that:cool:

Well said :T:T

princessmelody2009

fairclaire wrote: »

Hi PM, don't know that I can help much with your specific question but didnt want to just skip past it either. I have also read various things about diet affecting behaviour in various places but there seems to be an awful lot of different info and advice. Why not ask your HV to contact a dietician for you ( she should have access to one locally) with a view to pointing you in the right direction?

I have never been able to test any of these theories out on my son. He chooses to be very restrictive with his diet ( common in autism, I believe ) I was advised long ago to stop trying to change his eating habits because I won't get anywhere. He will only eat certain colours of food, certain combinations etc....won't eat naked chicken, won't even look at anything green :eek:, won't drink milk.....the list goes on I got advice from a dietician about supplementing his diet with the things he will eat and it was very useful

Tanku hun, have added to my notes, she wanted to wait until DD is 3 before starting anything as she said most doctors wont see 2 year olds Already have a page of notes of things to ask and discuss when I go back!

fuzzgun19

Legendmum wrote: »

Another shameless plug although I don't know if there is many of you who haven't voted but 2nd place is 19 away! Due to yet another Gala member, who has 3000 friends, plugging her link all over her page and getting people to vote for her cos I am this that and the other! So if you haven't please help! Has to say votes been counted so sometimes you need to click vote twice! Thanks guys

https://www.facebook.com/mygalabingo?sk=app_241429925995237&app_data=%7B%22itemId%22%3A%22241%22%7D

I just tried to vote for you on my sons FB, but for some reason the winning face bit won't come up. Tried two browsers too.

princessmelody2009

rhosynbach wrote: »

i did the debenhams travel ins but have not been blocked just checked.

The plot thickens...

caz2703

i_been_robbed wrote: »

hi everyone

my porkies from today



should have been pp of £10,

COINTREAU 70CL is £11.00 in a's
LENOR BREEZE 2.905L is £4.00 a's

how do they compare there prices?

I hope the OP who questioned a similar issue with the FB team doesn't mind me posting about this. The response they got was along the lines of "we check product availability whilst logged in as a customer at various stores around the UK". Funny the OP bought Drambuie as did someone else a couple of days later as did I on Sunday and amazingly, Asda don't sell it anywhere!

Trading Standards would have a field day if these were collated and passed on seeing as Sainsburys have already lodged a complaint over the scheme. I've had Drambuie compare in the past and I'm willing to bet that as long as the other stores have it on offer, Ts won't compare it.

JulieElizabeth

fairclaire wrote: »

sorry to quote myself, but why has my tomato pur!e been censored :eek::rotfl::rotfl:

The forum cannot cope with foreign accents on letters

fairclaire

princessmelody2009 wrote: »

Tanku hun, have added to my notes, she wanted to wait until DD is 3 before starting anything as she said most doctors wont see 2 year olds Already have a page of notes of things to ask and discuss when I go back!

Yes that sounds about right. I think they leave this sort of things until 3 to allow for different development rates. Good idea writing notes as you go along so you can ask at appointments. Can be good to keep a little diary of any behaviour patterns that you notice as well. just something simple. Good luck with it x