Elite christmas special

David.

nerfdad wrote: »

Just told my boys to get off the iPods and make breakfast or I would ban the iPods today :Dand make me a cup of tea and they did not moan:o the power for the ipod:T:T:T

Have been considering waking one of my two up to push the trolley and act as a blocker but all the moans and I will need a shower first etc and it would be another hour :rotfl:

David.

nerfdad wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:bubbs is going to kill you:eek::eek:

It will be all that beef

spasguidedogs

logie wrote: »

Morning all :wave:

Been up for hours :cool: H woke screaming the house down at 4am and wouldn't settle back off. Oddly though DH didn't even stir :rotfl:
Got ahead of myself though. Gammon in slow cooker and put final decorations on Christmas cakes. Two small ones for Mum and MIL now gift wrapped too. Not too bad going before 8am

They are fab logie, they look too good to eat

nerfdad

spasguidedogs wrote: »

How old are they nerfdad?

11,9 and the terrorist is 4:eek::)

PetuliaGristle

Good morning and Merry Christmas Eve :xmassmile:xmassmile

A massive THANK YOU!!! to all the Elite for your help and advice over the past year, you're all stars!

Anon wrote: »

Did anyone else watch Gary Barlow in Afghanistan this evening on ITV? It reminds you and makes you appreciate the sacrifices that members of our armed forces make including being away from home for long periods - all the messages to their families alongside the music (when my wife and children are safely asleep upstairs and I will be with them over Christmas) was very touching.

And the news today of the loss of another soldier in Afghanistan reminds us of their ultimate sacrifice.

"When You Go Home, Tell Them Of Us And Say,
For Their Tomorrow, We Gave Our Today"

Sorry, not money saving but sometimes worth a reminder that their are other important things in life.

Anon

Well said.

FloFlo wrote: »

My spoilt dog is making little puff hurumph noises at me as I won't put my legs down for her to lie across. She has tried the scratching at me and I've said no, now she's snorting and sulking!

Our cat is just the same, though he sits and looks at you soulfully until you cave in, or until he gives up and jumps up on you anyway. He's a rescue, second year with us and just settling in, he'll be camped out next to the oven on Christmas morning I'm sure.

Great news about Alan Turing's posthumous pardon.

spasguidedogs

Keep you on your toes then nerfdad:)

nerfdad

David. wrote: »

Have been considering waking one of my two up to push the trolley and act as a blocker but all the moans and I will need a shower first etc and it would be another hour :rotfl:

I would love to have a child that is still in bed at this time:o I'm happy to do a Christmas child swap;)

David.

nerfdad wrote: »

I would love to have a child that is still in bed at this time:o I'm willing to do a Christmas child swap;)

When I say children 6ft (or so he reckons :rotfl:) and 6ft2
Really big locusts would be another way of describing them

mrsmac10

scamps1966 wrote: »

Morning peeps.

Oops, pressed the wrong smiley. I was in a rush as we went out for a late bite to eat and knew we were going to be late, 3am :eek:
Aaanyway, Merry Xmas eve everyone.

Scamps
Do you know how many people posted how worried they were about you.Aren't you lucky to have so many caring people looking out for you? You can make it up to them by finding the next big gliche.:rotfl: Glad you are ok :T

Good morning all.

It was a wild night so stay safe when you are out. I am starting early so that I can finish early to go bargain hunting. Don't need anything but ...................

Take care , enjoy the day and Merry Christmas.:xmastree:

logie

spasguidedogs wrote: »

They are fab logie, they look too good to eat

Thank you I can't wait to tuck in though - I know how much Brandy went into them :D