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madmuppet5

David. wrote: »

:T:T
Not keen on looking over that waterfall :eek:

Mad don't like heights either :eek:

TrulyMadly

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Congratulations to your DS TM. :T

We are gently pushing DD1 out of our nest, to start her own. She has not had start date for new job yet but is very happy with the flat in Dorking. If all goes well I will get to see it this weekend if no more broken bones. Van hired to take beds from mum's house, every cloud silver lining I guess.

I don't know if normal but don't feel sad at all, I feel at 22 it is time for her to go. I feel I have done my bit. And I will have a complete 4+2 chest of drawers to fill and finally get all of DD3s clothes hung in a wardrobe.

I think you are right TS. It feels right to let them go and exciting to see them moving on. Plus we are getting used to having the space around the house....which stays tidier by the way:D

And yes...please no more broken bones for you. What a week you've had:o

David.

tweets wrote: »

Love footie was brills when I used to go and watch United many moons ago.

Named my goldfish Stevie after Stevie Coppell :rotfl:

Been away matches watching them that was :eek: at some grounds

Many moons ago

hampydoodums

Edit - prices have increased now

Actually, Argos seems to have some good prices on their kids clothing, some 70% off like the emma bunton dresses should be £17.99 and now £3.99

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Search/ID72/33006249/c_1/1%7Ccategory_root%7CClothing%7C33006249/pp/50/q/GREAT+OFFERS+ON+CLOTHING.htm?!!!!!ar:search:clothing:offer:save70

hornetgirl

Thank you so much for all the birthday wishes. My celebrations were mostly done on Saturday, when I went shopping in London and had a delicious cream tea in House of Fraser. DH did cook dinner this evening though, which was lovely. He shopped in Waity as it's on his way home from work and reported that they had loads of whoopsied items. When I asked him what, all he could remember was profiteroles and cheesecake

PS found a box of Dairy Box under the stairs from Christmas glitch, so pigging out on those now.

tweets

David. wrote: »

Many moons ago

You didn't have a mate Brian and watch Newcastle many moons ago did you.

Sorry if you not that old

aau1

hampydoodums wrote: »

Evening luvlies, have one eye on the footie as it seems to be on in every room!

Pepper Pig Bargain

For those with little girls this seems like a great deal, thanks to JJBuck on grabbit

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4625307

Link to deal on Argos

http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10151&catalogId=1500002951&langId=110&productId=907602

:beer:

I haven't been on all day. Only had a few mins spare so thought I'd read last couple of pages

I just reserved the last of these in my local store :J

David.

tweets wrote: »

You didn't have a mate Brian and watch Newcastle many moons ago did you.

Sorry if you not that old

Little t :eek: I am only young ish

bubbs

Just seen these on grabitt and think there really nice, as someone else said make hampers in them at xmas
http://www.seasaltcornwall.co.uk/women/accessories/jute-bags

David.

For those with loads of money and no time/sense :rotfl:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/self-stirring-quality-stainless-steel-mug-cup-rrp-14-99-9-99-free-p-p-ebay-myplanet-1566167