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Mrs_stinkface

Morning all,
Hope everyone is ok and staying safe.
I'm not leaving this house today for love nor money. There will be snuggles galore, cookie baking and no doubt lots of peppa pig watching.

Bubbs- I know it's already been said but I really hope you and your home is safe x

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

The reason why I am Sunshinemummy

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Brilliant :rotfl: love the hide and seek piccy.

WishI'dReadSooner wrote: »

Mildred if you PM me where you are located I'll see if I can find more info for you. I know it's worrying when you're away.
Seems like Newport is pretty badly hit in some areas with roads flooding.
Coldra M4 closed J22-24 and both Severn crossings closed - nice detour - NOT!

Reminds me of 22nd Oct 1998 - the day before I flew to New Orleans to meet my now hubby for 1st time. Was going to stay overnight at my best friend's in Manchester BUT I hadn't packed so decided to go up early next morning. The weather was atrocious so thought it better to wait.

Got shouted at over the phone "YOU - get up here NOW!":eek:

Spent 15mins on phone and got totally told off, so much so that I packed in 10 minutes flat & made my way up there at 6pm.

Hmmmm - It took me 7 hrs to drive there (In those days 2hrs for the 170 miles was normal for me - not so many speed cameras then!). I could hardly see as rain was SO bad.

IF I hadn't got shouted at by her I'd never have made the flight as Wales ended up flooded, almost totally, many roads impassable that I'd have needed to take.

Everything ended well though - we met & were married after 10 days. Shocking both myself and everyone who knew me as we'd only met online 10 wks beforehand and I rarely did anything major on a whim + was happily single & independent. Meant to be!

Best friend phoned last weekend to once again remind me that if she hadn't insisted on me travelling up the night before, it might never have happened. :A:)

Completely mad and mental story but ahhhhh so wonderful. It sounds like it was defo meant to be x

its_a_secret_66 wrote: »

Morning all blowing a like a good un outside. Hope everyone safe and well this morning. Three years today since my beloved dad passed away.

Huge hugs to you hun, hope your ok. Give them boys of yours a big squeeze and hold them tight x

its_a_secret_66

Chrisv wrote: »

Posted together Here's hoping they pick up morries prices today

Hi I think savvy said that asda compare to morrisions on a Wednesday. beans on offer at Morri until 10th nov. so fingers crossed they start comparing wed pm/ Thursday and beans still glitch in asda😃

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Fresh picked raspberries and Special k for breakfast

ellie14

bubbs wrote: »

Morning folks,
Thanks dip and TM for your thoughts, just had to take DH work there was no way he could go on his bike:eek::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Its was absolutely lashing it down, there is part of a tree in the road just outside the park but thats all i saw.
The roads are flooded just out of the park and massive puddles up on the outskirts of the industrial estate.
I have just checked enviroment agency website we are NOT on flood alert:T:T:T .....yet:eek:
The rivers were low but they have filled up overnight with this rain.
Hope everyone else is ok and safe x
Nerfy hope you have a lovely holiday, drive safely

Glad you are ok no flood alert ,hope it stays that way.breezy a nd raining Blackpool.

its_a_secret_66

Thank you mrs stinkface off to Cambridge today to put flowers on dads grave. Then having mum and great grandma over for tea.

Sounds like a lovely day for you peppa pig watching and homemade cookies. Enjoy your snuggles

its_a_secret_66

lutzi1 wrote: »

Good morning its a secret, hope you manage to have a reasonable day. Take the time to remember some happy memories and the laughter you shared. :A And well done on your weight loss, I'm very impressed.

Thank you for your kind words

bubbs

ilove to shop hope your finger is ok and you get it looked out.
Mrs stinky and ellie14 thanks for your thoughts, its raining faster again now but nothing like it was earlier.
Right better leave for work and get through all these puddles, just seen on the news A45 has problems and i need to go on there.
Catch up later x

WishI'dReadSooner

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Northern Ireland - ignore (sorry)!

For anyone desperate for MTs, if you absolutely must, Milk Tray 400g has been £4 in M (price will need to be rechecked as M could end that price at any time) - and may work onto the APG into tomorrow (Monday) morning. That's assuming it doesn't get N/A. Also McVities Classic Collection 460g £3 in M - again price may update after tomorrow - if anyone's tried that already vs Sains, you may have info. as to whether it is picking up M's price?

Both MT 400g & Clas. Collec 460g are in 3 for £10 in A.;) Not v. good as comparing from £5 price and to £4 and £3 respectively, but may save a few quid. Nowhere near as good as last year's 75p eachs, but if you really must get them and have to have them this year. (Of course, it's up to you - may see T or S on £3 at some later point, so that's all a risk we all take. Or maybe now is the best to be got this year, pre-Christmas, as per vs M above.)

McVities comes up N/A vs Morries - shop done at 7pm 26th. Stick to against Sainsburys at £3 each.

Muzikmaster

Anon wrote: »

Did you buy 1 or 2 Cobra please? And did you pay £7.50 or £9?

Many thanks

Anon

I only bought one Snake but because it wasn't coming up on their system the manager put it through for £7.50 :mad:

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Purple Donkey - you mentioned there was 50p off Billingtons somewhere. Any indications as to where please?