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Lilt and Jellytots most excellent adventure...
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Well done lilt and mummy lily, you did fantastic.
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Lots of lovely things going on. Have a great family time today.
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Sorry Lilty, I was too late to wish you luck but well done sweetie, you and your mum did amazingly
I hope you had a lovely time at the Harvester! Love it there, especially the hot rolls by the salad bar, mmmmm
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well done!!!! :TMortgage at 12/07/2022 = £175,000
Mortgage today = £161,690.76
300 271 payments to go.House buyout fund £21,000/£40,000
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Hello folks. Sorry I wasn't on yesterday. I was riding out a dicky tummy. Caused by my own binge on ice cream, toblerone and sweeties, after blindly eating barbecue sauce packed to the rafters with sugar whilst out earlier in the day at a restaurant. bad bad bad. I am back on the diet with a vengeance today. When will I learn (takes notes those of you doing low carb and sugar free...) messing with the diet plan does NOTHING for your health!
We had a lovely day. Jellytot has been a little dream the last few days, although I must have taken her to the toilet 10 times at the Harvester, she *went* every single time bless her, so I cannot complain! No accidents! Little hero.
Becs I only wish I could have had a roll!! I did eye them up, but ironically decided to be good!Dad had a great day, as did Him. His first Fathers day off in 6 years. 3 of those he has been a father for himself, so it was truly lovely to have him around to spoil!
Its funny, but from the race, I keep getting little messages. A lady randomly walked up to me on the day just as we set off, and said 'You're Lily! Where's your mum?!' - I had spoken to her on the Facebook page about the car parking passes! She recognised me from my unicorn t-shirt :rotfl: We chatted a bit and she said hello to mum and then off we went again. Then today someone else commented and said, 'you're the girl whose mum had just finished chemo, aren't you, the one with the brilliant t-shirt?! (Mum was wearing her chemo t-shirt..) Your mum did amazingly!' It was such a tight knit community. I know these things are, but you could talk to anyone. Everyone had the same common goal, things in common, namely kicking cancers bum, or losing someone to it!
Today has been a busy busy day. I've enjoyed it. Except for the part where I put a brand new pink t-shirt in the wash because the label said colourfast... and it dyed everything in sight splotchy pink. Not even in a good way. That is the second pair of my white jeans that has been massacred by pink dye after 1 wear. I am not good with whites! :rotfl:
Have rescued it with a combination of 5x different stain removers, whiteners, colour catchers etc etc... I'm not joking :rotfl: - my jeans are on their second wash as a little bit didn't come out. So they have been worn once, and washed 3 times.... :huh:
Other than that its been a normal Monday. My food intake has been good, but I am off to rustle myself up a menu for the rest of the week to get me into and keep me in ketosis.
Lots of lovexxx
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Hahaha!! I know, it is a little bit crazy, but she is great usually. Having said that today she covered her new jacket in bean juice, and managed to cover her bedroom window, windowsill and curtain in some kind of chocolate flavoured concrete. I gave her one piece of chocolate. She multiplied it by 50 judging by the mess! And I only spotted it once dry. Great.. :rotfl:
She wrote her name in both her Go-Go's and Daddys cardsvery clever little girly. Mum then taught her how to write Go Go on her chalk board. go go actually, lowercase. And she now knows what it says. :heart2:
Washing machine just finished. Wish me luck...!
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I have a set of towels that are now a dusky blue after washing with my jeans, quite like the colour, they were a beige colour before....
I'm rubbish with washing clothes, all my red stuff is still lingering in the bottom of the basket, not sure if they are dark or light, or a wash on their own pesky blighters...
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Sounds like a great fathers day all round Lilt, 'Tot is doing so well, what a diamond.
Excellent also to hear that you and your mum are getting well deserved acclaim following the walk and the fundraising, quite right too
good on ya both, well done on that again.. someone at work sent around a Just Giving email at work today for Cancer Research so I want to rustle up a donation for her too,she is doing Race for Life, anything to try and kick cancer up the bum as much as possible, wherever possible
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I have a set of towels that are now a dusky blue after washing with my jeans, quite like the colour, they were a beige colour before....
I'm rubbish with washing clothes, all my red stuff is still lingering in the bottom of the basket, not sure if they are dark or light, or a wash on their own pesky blighters...
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Westie they are colours. But if you wash them with your blue jeans they could be purple. I think you need to wash them with similar colours. I tend to take more care with things I already like the colour of, but I have multi coloured pants :rotfl:
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