Extra I'll change the title later when I can think of something cool enough!

tweets

Thrifty_Sister wrote: »

They look disgusting to me - remind me of slugs for some strange reason

Can't even bear to think of putting one in my mouth :eek:

But they will make good raffle prizrs or pressies for the neighbours :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: They taste disgusting now I will think of slugs when I see them and vice -versa when I see a slug :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

tweets

tigerwhite wrote: »

:A I'll have a herbal tea please, changed my mind about the coffee. (I've got millicano at work and it must have got moisture in cos it looks black, not brown. The MSE'r in me is still drinking it though )


I say "made up" - am from Wigan and OH from L'pool :T

Imagine if his name was Mr Direction..

that reminds me, I went to DS's school for a parent thing last wed night. and the teacher was telling us about the new PE teacher.. called Mr Strong. Me and 4 other parents got the giggles and couldn't stop laughing

I hope you liked your tea it was a green herbal teapigs one

aau1

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

Do Tesco delivery drivers still take paper mocs?

I know they used to, and the money was credited back to your card.

Just wondered whether to be cheeky and use a 50p Coke moc on my delivery tonight. lol

The instore only ones? :rotfl:

Worth a try

lutzi1

Busylizzie wrote: »

Not sure quite what I want to say but here goes. I find it hard to understand why some people have so much to bear in life and others don't. I read of lots of people on here experiencing serious illness either themselves or their family. Fortunately I've been very lucky healthwise but seem to have a very difficult financial situation to deal with (basically started up a franchise which was a con and lost about £60K ) which I really cannot see ever being resolved. Others seem to sail through life with everything falling into place, no health worries, no financial problems, good jobs.

Sometimes I find it overwhelming especially when one more thing goes wrong. Camel...back.

Sorry if this is a bit deep for an MSE thread but I feel quite depressed today and then when I read of others battling ill health I feel guilty for worrying about just money. Just felt I had to get that off my chest!

I know what you mean, but I think often we don't know what's going on in other people's lives. It's a rare person in my experience who doesn't have something major to deal with at some time or other.

What I struggle with sometimes are the spells when things are going all right or well for my family and not for those around us. We are currently going through a good spell, but the last few years previously were really shi77y. The way I've come to see it is that it's like the wheel of fortune, we each have our own wheel turning, and at any given point some of us will be up and some of us will be down. It's no good feeling guilty about being at a good point if your friends aren't, it's actually better that way because then the current fortunate ones can stay strong and help the ones in difficulty.

Hope that makes sense.

lalalauren

Seriously strong cheese DID compare v£2.50 from shop done at 13.48 phew!

tweets

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

Do Tesco delivery drivers still take paper mocs?

I know they used to, and the money was credited back to your card.

Just wondered whether to be cheeky and use a 50p Coke moc on my delivery tonight. lol

Last time I had a delivery tinned dog food I gave driver a £1-70 off Tesco coupon he wouldn't take it told me to take it to Tesco with my receipt. I did this and :mad: Tesco couldn't reimburse because I bought online.

Busylizzie

Thrifty_Sister wrote: »

They look disgusting to me - remind me of slugs for some strange reason

Can't even bear to think of putting one in my mouth :eek:

But they will make good raffle prizrs or pressies for the neighbours :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Wish I was your neighbour - DD and I are rather partial!! Infact just before the glitch started DD had hinted how she would like a box for her birthday just before Xmas!

tweets

Deal or no deal stupid woman.

aau1

Imdebtfree wrote: »

apologies - double post for some reason.
Will have to try harder.

Uh-huh

Are you star chasing ?

fairclaire

Im afraid Ive had to skip through most of today's proceedings. I apologise for that lack of thanks.

Im debtfree. Im sorry to hear about your son illness . It's good that you have time off work whilst he has his treatment. It can be so draining both mentally and physically looking after someone who is having treatment. please take time to look after you too :A

Rudeboy, so very sorry to hear about your uncle . I hope you can take some comfort from the fact that he's at peace now and his suffering is over :A

On a practical note, regarding your partners medical records. She is entitled to see them under the Data Protection Act. This is done by way of a Subject Access Request just like a request for any other personal data.
She would need to make a formal request in writing to the DPA officer hospital/trust concerned. The letter should state that's she wishes to make a SAR under the Data Protection Act 1998. They then have to supply her with all the information that they have, in any format. They can charge you for this but only to a maximum of £10. If you want GP records too that would be a separate request. Having both to cross reference might help you track down where any breakdown in communication occurred HTH