The Good, the Mad & the Lovely

Sunshinemummy

mhoc wrote: »

I use the incredibly nice technique loads of times - esp on till trouts who turn sour when you produce a wad of MOCs - I shower them with thanks and tell them to enjoy their day ...:D

I also follow this, then realised it makes them remember me and got worried, but no need to be - as my Tesco 'friends' tend to continue to be nice to me!

:D:D:D:D

bubbs

SSM have ypu done all your xmas things?:D:D:D:D

Sunshinemummy

mhoc wrote: »

No, I've got one of the biggest sainsbobs, all shiny new and I can't find the milk shakes :mad:
Youngest son is home and already I am in danger of him eating us out if house and home - freezer has already developed gaps!

OMG, I know the feeling.. food is disappearing like it is going out of fashion! I have just had to pluck his eye brows and cut his hair in anticipation for him visiting a girl! Now I am sat waiting for him to be ready, then my day can begin...

bubbs

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

OMG, I know the feeling.. food is disappearing like it is going out of fashion! I have just had to pluck his eye brows and cut his hair in anticipation for him visiting a girl! Now I am sat waiting for him to be ready, then my day can begin...

pluck his eyebrows:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Sunshinemummy

bubbs wrote: »

:T:T:T:T Thanks Chris, all done now:D I just feel thick sometimes as cant do non direct :rotfl::rotfl:

I hope they cannot see who has voted, as there maybe 10 people who have repeatedly voted!
:D:D:D:D:D:D

bubbs

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I hope they cannot see who has voted, as there maybe 10 people who have repeatedly voted!
:D:D:D:D:D:D

Ive voted everyday since Inna posted it, twice a day at the start when it let you but there was always a direct link

mrsmac10

FloFlo wrote: »

Radox handwash £1.90 or 3 for £3 at A, £1 at T - possible triggers in 3 for £3 palmolive naturals delight shower gel 50ml, travel bottle, mini brush.

Only certain varieties of radox handwash compare to T so check first. Should work out 1 trigger and 2 handwashes for approx £1.

Oh so exciting haven't been glichy shop in aaaaggges. THANKS

bubbs

Right im going to make this cake ive been going to do all week:rotfl::rotfl:

mrsmac10

mhoc wrote: »

The best way to deal with people who are like this is to be incredibly nice to them
- send them an email/text (I would actually write a letter but I'm all old fashioned!)
start by saying how much you love your daughter/grandchildren and that you always valued feedback on the gifts you gave them. Say you are very sorry and must apologise that your Christmas gifts offended her/them and that it was totally unintentional. You were trying to give gifts that you thought might be of use and that would be pampering and that would make them feel loved and cherished and valued but you also had to consider your own time and financial constrains.
As the gifts were unsuitable ask for them to be returned along with all of the other items that you have given her/them over the year that were not to her liking.
Ask her/them to accept your sincere apologies for causing offence and ask for her understanding as it is now too late to source alternative Christmas presents for 2013.
:rotfl:

Love it :):):):)

louj101

mhoc wrote: »

No, I've got one of the biggest sainsbobs, all shiny new and I can't find the milk shakes :mad:
Youngest son is home and already I am in danger of him eating us out if house and home - freezer has already developed gaps!

have you looked by the dried milk