ELITE 11+ Everyone Loving It Trout Extraction

zagubov

God morning. A long day's driving today. Wish us luck.

Thrifty_Sister

clucky1977 wrote: »

Hiya been in the garden,
i was looking at a bright star then i heard a loud plane sound looked around seen like a shooting star was that it, did i see it lol x

Think that was the 11pm from Glasgow that you saw :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Thrifty_Sister

davemorton wrote: »

Blimey, quiet tonight!

Good - I might have a chance for a proper catch up :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

FloFlo

My milk for my weetabix has beeped but the dog is fast asleep on me, wagging her tail too so obviously having a great dream not to mention snoring like train.

Thrifty_Sister

tweets wrote: »

Morning

Up early this morning got plans.

Walkies with Poppy

Mr S first shop before I go for a mammogram nothing to worry about its just routine screening appointment.

Then couple shops intown before I end up at Mr T's before coming home.

You forgot something - helping TS with her new laptop now that you are something of an expert :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Thrifty_Sister

Mrs_stinkface wrote: »

Could I please ask anyone who hasn't voted for Max to please take a moment and do so. The competition finishes tomorrow, he's in the lead at the mo but there's a doggy getting very close to biting him on the bum.:rotfl:

https://www.tabsite.com/contest_share.php?appid=317355118338012&aid=388267&tid=178167&spid=0&eid=50923

Thank you all very much x

Done :T:T:T 545 now. He is beautiful

rose28454

Well its all going wrong again here. Mum been in hospital for 4 weeks with a broken wrist and not seeing specialist about having plaster removed until 16.8. However they brought her home for a visit last week to see if she could come home and decided she could come home today. I was a bit dubious but my sister from abroad is home till 9.8 and despite my misgivings said she could cope. She also went on and on that it was Mums bday yesterday and it would be nice for her to be at home. So while I was away last week arrangements were made and even though I was dubious and spoke to the OT and ward sister she came home yesterday. However the care she has at home was not put in place till this evening due to hospital not telling social worker about change of date.
Anyway I went there yesterday morning to get a few things ready and had a complete meltdown. I actually called my oldest brother ( who i dont get on with at all) to ask for his help and support and he agreed that she needs to still be in care or hospital at least till the plaster is off ( ot suggested if she could not cope they would do this ). He was a bit off with me to start but I was in such a state crying he backed off and we had a good chat about Mum and he is with me that she either now needs live in help at night ( not me) or needs to go into care.
So I called the social worker who was quite annoyed they sent her home early without letting her know and when I explained she was not really fit to be there she said it happens all the time. I said I would see how she is today and call her to see if she can come by.
She is at risk and I cant be there all the time as I have other things to deal with at home. Am i being mean not letting her be at home?

Thrifty_Sister

zagubov wrote: »

God morning. A long day's driving today. Wish us luck.

Take care Zag and drive carefully. Theres an old Swedish (I think) proverb that goes something like :-

'Its better to lose a second of your life than your life in a second' :T

Savvybuyer

sliver wrote: »

Doesnt the 9 pack SvT give a better return?

Hi there everyone - I'm in a little early as I've done an 'emergency' shop for loo roll. Last time I was running out of gravy, so bought some Oxos. This is very timely once again, as we were running low on the toilet tissue - :rotfl:I rushed out as didn't want S to suddenly slash their prices to 75p or £1.00 more expensive than T.

This looks excellent. In fact, without disrespect to everyone else who's posted in the interim, it's probably the most useful post of the last 24 hours. I see my posts around it, some of which more waffle than use, have gained more thanks - go back and thank sliver for this!:T:T.

I had the bright idea of putting 2x Kipling French Fancies (£1.89 each) and 1 Cherrytree Chorley Cakes pack on my shopping as my 'one cheapest free'. French Fancies £1 each and Cherrytree of course N/A in T. Remembering how the T bogof on the Tracker bars was picked up as one at full price and the other at £0.00? BM seems to have apportioned the prices though. It looks like it's given a 99p refund on the two French Fancies, rather than 2x 89p - but I did end up with a pack of Chorley Cakes on that 79p loss, so it was worth a go for the small loss made. Just so you don't repeat my mistake!:D (Of course it could be that another item has returned N/A, but it looks like the cakes didn't work.)

As for the loo roll, I don't really go for branded toilet rolls (as I mentioned last night). In the event that it might turn out I don't really like the Andrex, my own challenge, I'm sure, will be whether I can write just 15 words:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:!

See you tonight, late after the Morries checking!:) Might there be some Mullers on half price in Ms I wonder...???.

MKS

rose28454 wrote: »

Well its all going wrong again here. Mum been in hospital for 4 weeks with a broken wrist and not seeing specialist about having plaster removed until 16.8. However they brought her home for a visit last week to see if she could come home and decided she could come home today. I was a bit dubious but my sister from abroad is home till 9.8 and despite my misgivings said she could cope. She also went on and on that it was Mums bday yesterday and it would be nice for her to be at home. So while I was away last week arrangements were made and even though I was dubious and spoke to the OT and ward sister she came home yesterday. However the care she has at home was not put in place till this evening due to hospital not telling social worker about change of date.
Anyway I went there yesterday morning to get a few things ready and had a complete meltdown. I actually called my oldest brother ( who i dont get on with at all) to ask for his help and support and he agreed that she needs to still be in care or hospital at least till the plaster is off ( ot suggested if she could not cope they would do this ). He was a bit off with me to start but I was in such a state crying he backed off and we had a good chat about Mum and he is with me that she either now needs live in help at night ( not me) or needs to go into care.
So I called the social worker who was quite annoyed they sent her home early without letting her know and when I explained she was not really fit to be there she said it happens all the time. I said I would see how she is today and call her to see if she can come by.
She is at risk and I cant be there all the time as I have other things to deal with at home. Am i being mean not letting her be at home?

Hugs, rose. NO, you are not being mean. You are just being realistic.