Every Little Inspirational Thought Evokes (Savings)

Legendmum

princessmelody2009 wrote: »

Found her comments difficult to understand, is she saying you're buying votes?

Amongst other things! I do have to admit to you all that you will not be paid for voting for me though!

viv0147

I just had 350 grams of pilgrims choice cheese for £1.04p it's on sale in the Co-op half price £2.14 - £1.10 snap and save hooray

Queenriderbrekke

Happy Birthday durham05:bdaycake:

Dizzy_Ditzy

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

He has got himself locked in someones shed before now, and just walked out like nothing had happened, after 2 days of frantic searching and calling.

I have been over the fields that he usually goes in, called on all my neighbours in the street, and asked to check sheds and garages, the ones that were still home, can't hear him.

I have called the water board, they are not helpful at all.



:bdaycake: Happy Birthday durham05

On another note, my son came home with a letter to go on a trip with his class to the central mosque in Birmingham, now my thoughts are with what is going on, I don't want him to go, as it is a coach full of white children, going into the centre of Birmingham. What do other parents think??? Would you be happy letting them go with what happened yesterday???

Thinking like that is only going to give "them" what they want. How are children supposed to learn about, and be tolerant of different faiths if they don't make visits like this?

Dizzy_Ditzy

Happy birthday Durham

madmuppet5

Happy Birthday Durham05 :bdaycake:

artha

David. wrote: »

Talking of washing

Only 14 persil liquitabs left :eek:

They have ONLY lasted about 18-20 months if I remember right, must put more effort in next time

Come on liquitabs are much easier than liquid to use we need a coupon :T

We have just opened our last 20 pack of Persil Liquitabs. If things don't improve soon you'll have to keep your distance at whoopsie time as shirts etc will have to last a few more days in between washes.:rotfl:

Having said that it gives me an idea for reducing the competion;);)

David.

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

It might be time for a twitter elite flash mob :cool:

I don't think they are doing themselves any favours.
Let them get on with it while they are moaning they are not doing what they should be and that is getting votes :rotfl:. Once the winner has been announced they will go into melt down and there may be one or two interesting comments :rotfl:

What is it a £1000, an ipad and touching Blue

pk04

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

It might be time for a twitter elite flash mob :cool:

that's why I couldn't find it - I was looking on fb was going to add my twopence worth

David.

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

He has got himself locked in someones shed before now, and just walked out like nothing had happened, after 2 days of frantic searching and calling.

I have been over the fields that he usually goes in, called on all my neighbours in the street, and asked to check sheds and garages, the ones that were still home, can't hear him.

I have called the water board, they are not helpful at all.



:bdaycake: Happy Birthday durham05

On another note, my son came home with a letter to go on a trip with his class to the central mosque in Birmingham, now my thoughts are with what is going on, I don't want him to go, as it is a coach full of white children, going into the centre of Birmingham. What do other parents think??? Would you be happy letting them go with what happened yesterday???

Yes :cool: