The Extra Loveliest Individual's Team Expedition

fairclaire

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

OK she's not a 100% complete cow, sorry I said that.

Squills, you're were out of order lovey and you know it. Best to admit it and say sorry and move on. You're not a troll, you do your fair share of contributing to the thread and that's always welcome.

In future, try and stop and look at your post before you hit the submit button. Were can all think what we like, sometimes it's not always best to say what you think. An apology is in order though!

its_a_secret_66

Hi just went on to the tesco website there is a code for £5 off £20 selected Spanish and Australian wine. It says on deliveries. Don't know if there is anything that can be worked on

Saversue

fairclaire wrote: »

Thanks Sue. No it's a research doctorate so I have been sponsored to undertake research that will (fingers crossed ) result in a PhD. It's not a fortune, most of it will go on the research itself but the sponsor pays the fees as well as giving me a research grant.
For me, it's the only way I wanted to do it. I've been to uni twice before and didn't want to go back again and do a full time course work led qualification.

I cope better with something to do. I've been at home this past couple of years through necessity. Im not sorry I have been but now that things have passed crisis point I need to do something a bit more challenging than housework That's just me

My post grad dip.ed was hard enough while working full time, without a family that need lots of care.
Isn't it time you got to bed...... that's if you've chosen the right shoes;)

aau1

frequent wrote: »

squilz,we all have off days.



You sir need to stop provoking the situation.



Everything in nature has it's place, I'm not sure the posts today reflect the thoughts of the animal lovers on the thread.

Woke up at 5 this morning with a searing pain in my neck, haven't been able to move more than 2 steps at a time, que the violins.

I'm not provoking, more documenting

Your advice is appreciated though

ETA: your own post seems to have vanished

davemorton

A little story for everyone.
I never talk about work on here, or what I do, but in it, I sometimes have to deal with very difficult people. Difficult in so many different and varying ways. Someone much wiser than myself once told me something that has always stuck with me, when I mentioned a certain person, and what they were doing, they turned to me, and explained why that person was behaving like they were. Something was going on with them that I had not even considered could cause the behaviour shown, but once it was explained, it all became clear, and my opinion/way of dealing with that person changed. I now try not to understand the behaviour, but understand why.

clucky1977

David. wrote: »

I don't hang around blink and I've gone

Just like me lol x

fairclaire

Saversue wrote: »

My post grad dip.ed was hard enough while working full time, without a family that need lots of care.
Isn't it time you got to bed...... that's if you've chosen the right shoes;)

Too early for me. DS2 hasn't been up yet I usually only sleep 5/6 hours a night

Bananababe

davemorton wrote: »

Banana, this is the sort of kit I meant, just try to get the right thickness of rope (if in doubt, buy 2 and see which fits the best, thats what I had to do.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Multi-fuel-Wood-Stove-8mm-Soft-Rope-Seal-Adhesive-Kit-/270679882307?pt=UK_Home_Garden_Other_Fireplaces&hash=item3f05c73a43

Brilliant Dave thanks so much :beer:

will show his nibs and get it ordered. I think it would be a very economical way of heating. There is a load of logs last owners left us in garage for starters

David.

pk have you noticed the bingo on 10 ways £5 free

TrulyMadly

Ooh guess who's coming home tomorrow:T:j:rotfl::j:T:T:rotfl:


















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