Extra Lessons In Tempting Essentials

Tinyshoes

FloFlo wrote: »

Lovely garden and greenhouse pictures, anyone fancy coming and giving my class lessons on gardening - you'd be doing your bit for the community?

We are members of a local community garden, next to the allotments and have done school visits in the past. Loved showing the kids (Years 1 and 2) around, amazing how many are surprised that potatoes actually grow under the ground.

David.

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

I know you can feel the lurve just reading my posts.:p

The stripey bits have faded and the tan has nearly all gone already.

:eek: that has not taken long. Is it still winter up there in the badlands ? its been quite sunny down here

David.

madmuppet5 wrote: »

Mad used to play hookey when he was at school

Thought originally Mad had been drinking already maybe he still has :beer:
Go on edit it again

David.

All weather womans wombling jacket £15 waterproof and breathable

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/dare-2b-womens-predicted-ski-jacket-10-p-p-4-96-outdoorclearance-1576344

fuzzgun19

David. wrote: »

Seems cheap enough for a cheap break
too many options to list but 3 or 4 nights away in June at park resorts £59
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/3-4-nights-break-for-up-6-people-june-27-seaside-locations-park-resorts-through-1576315 :T

Done a few of these before, good value, but you may have to pay extra for those 'entertainment passes'.

Access to some activities and facilities may incur a surcharge; activities and facilities vary across parks

fuzzgun19

David. wrote: »

All weather womans wombling jacket £15 waterproof and breathable

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/dare-2b-womens-predicted-ski-jacket-10-p-p-4-96-outdoorclearance-1576344

Could do with a new wombling coat, but there's no way I'm a size 8-12 after all those fabby fingers etc LOL

David.

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

Could do with a new wombling coat, but there's no way I'm a size 8-12 after all those fabby fingers etc LOL

:rotfl::rotfl: good job that jelly choc has stopped then

Tinyshoes

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Mine has wooden slats, they're in 2 parts, meeting at a support bar going down the middle. They're screwed in too. I think if its supported well enough, wooden slats are fine

Wooden slats here too, they have been going strong for 20 years now. It is a little bit creaky at times but nothing has ever broken. We have just replaced the mattress last week with the hardly unused one from mum's.

We paid quite a bit for it from a little pine shop but think it has ended up being a good investment. When we took double bed from mum's spare room apart the wood had already split on the frame and it had hardly been used that was bought from a well known store. :eek:

fuzzgun19

David. wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl: good job that jelly choc has stopped then

You're right there :rotfl:

madmuppet5

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

Done a few of these before, good value, but you may have to pay extra for those 'entertainment passes'.

Yea I was watching X-ray on BBC iplayer the other day and they sting you with £100 extra on the holidays they advertise in the tabloids. Still not a bad price though