Elite christmas special

mhoc

Queenriderbrekke wrote: »

Should be by midnight tonight(6th December), depends how superstitious you are x

Mind you, just looked and CofE says that 12th night was yesterday, lol!

Our tree tends to come down at the first row after Christmas.

I sent everyone out and then took all the decorations off myself so when they got back it was just the tree at needed packing.

rhosynbach

M4RT1N wrote: »

I have very bad allergy asthma and I am on the maximum amount of medication you can take.

Including tablets a nebuliser and 3 inhalers. And I have a dog and it does not upset my asthma one bit

Cats can trigger an attack for me but I have to scrammed for the worst affects to take place.

it’s very easy to test if you will get a reaction so you will know for certain whether or not you will get a reaction to dogs or not

I could not be without my dog as a dog is a totally loyal companion and totally honest unlike humans

thanks but sadly we know i react badly to dogs i stuggle going into friends and familys houses if they have a dog, cats are bad for me to he is really looking out for me and i am the one being mean

Mrs_stinkface

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Thankyou for all your birthday wishes:):T
DD has just made my lunch.... It's called Birthday Surprise...

It's a ham and beetroot sandwich decorated with chopped pickled onions and shredded ham... Bless her..:)
Served with a side order of crisps
Probably best, not to look at the state of the kitchen :rotfl:

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Happy birthday hun x
That is the best birthday sandwich ever :T:D

Mildred1970 wrote: »

I haven't found out yet about the hairspray/polish thing, however, I have found this Handy Hints webpage which is quite interesting

http://www.ecclesia.org/truth/hints.html

My favourites so far:

Outrun Crocodile/Alligator. Run in a zig-zag pattern, and not just in one straight direction. When making left or right turns, the crocodile/alligator has to come to a crawl to move in that direction because of its short legs.

Outrun Bear. Run downhill. Because of its 2 short front legs, a bear has to crawl down a hill. It can run up a hill, or up a tree, but when going down, its center of gravity forces it to go slower.

Gorilla Attack. If a Gorilla runs after you, do not run! Simply do not stare at his eyes, and look at the ground, and humble yourself towards it. He will walk away.

Always handy to know :rotfl:

rhosynbach

princessmelody2009 wrote: »

Have mentioned to my mister, says he'll give it a go tanku

I think it could be our lovely neighbour next door... Very nice man, his girfriend came to stay a lot over the festive season and they were, well... loud :eek: Loud as in we could hear him through our wall... it was quite bizarre... think he thinks he's a car as made noise similar to bbbbrrrrrooooom brrrrroooooomm :rotfl: each to their own I suppose, we thought it was hilarious :rotfl::rotfl:

omg glad i have no neighbours just have to pit up with the chickens

mhoc wrote: »

Our tree tends to come down at the first row after Christmas.

I sent everyone out and then took all the decorations off myself so when they got back it was just the tree at needed packing.

i like that tradition :rotfl: i think in our house it would stay up all year then as oh and boys will not row it was different when girls where home but since they left it is impossible to get a good row:rotfl:

PetuliaGristle

nan26 wrote: »

Hope i have done this right it should be a photo of my 1st ggd

What a cutie!

Sarahdol75

Oh my god I have just replied to all of you about the dog, and gone and lost it all.

Will try again.:(:mad:

pacifica9

aau1 wrote: »

It's just a jump to the left.

And then a step to the riiiiiiiiiight

A time warp back to 6th Dec?! Great - I'll be ready for M&S and Boots this time around!

Sarahdol75

rhosynbach wrote: »

bless i know how you feel my kids all want a dog and i would love one but oh is adament that we cannot as i am badly asthmatic and he reckons it would make me ill all the time so we have a ban on pets in the house:( i know its for my own good but i still think he is mean;)

Oh that's a shame, I am sure there are dogs out there, that you wont have a reaction to, this spoodle doesn't loose his hair.

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

oh no thats not what i was hoping to hear for you.perhaps give it a bit of time and try with a different breed of dog.much as i love the springers we have had they are a handful.the cocker we have now is quieter but does follow you around everywhere.perhaps hes just unsettled being away from home,ours is as daft as a brush but doesnt like being away from home even going to my mums to stay over we were there but he still wouldnt eat as was homesick!stupid dog.:rotfl:

Yes this dog hasn't eaten much at all since they have been gone, supposed to eat 2 meals a day and for the first 7 days, hardly ate anything at all. He is eating a bit more now but not 2 meals, I do give him titbits ( I know naughty but at least he is eating something). He does follow me around everywhere, quite cute really, but OH is finding it annoying.

mhoc wrote: »

Sadly sometimes you have to admit defeat and realise its not going to happen.

I am wondering though if there is a short term fostering scheme for rescue dogs - I seem to think there is one for cats, ones waiting to fond new homes but maybe dogs have ones run by dog shelters as well?

Or maybe if you do have a local dog shelter you could do a few hours there each week - not the same as having your own but at least its some dog company.

I also know there is a dog walking scheme - again, not the same as having one of your own bit at least you get a chance to go walking and you can pretend for an hour it shout own . .

I do look after my friends dogs she lives 2 doors down, they have a lab and a king Charles, and I walk them both at lunchtime as the lab is still having 3 meals a day. I know its not the same as having my own, but I don't think I have much choice at the minute, unless he has a major change of heart, after this one has gone home. Cant see it myself though.

aau1

Just bumping for any lazy bones who don't read the nightshift

aau1 wrote: »

I haven't seen this mentioned (I did a search and everything )

Shopitize have £1.20 cashback on 200g florette crispy salad. It's only £1.24 in A so 4p for a bag of fresh salad

Offer ends tomorrow (well, today)

:money:

I also saw this on HUKD just now if anyone is interested

stylernic_on_HUKD wrote:

6 x Evian water 50cl £1.12 half price!! @ tosco

Combine with clicksnaps 70p cashback that can be redeemed three times that's 18 bottles for £1.26

As ever, I'm loving the comments over there :rotfl:

fuzzgun19

Been to S today to buy a few sale items I'd 'hidden', got all but 2, some get had found and they were gone

I wanted those for bday prezzies for my mum in Feb.. Will have to find a better hiding place next time.

I did get some Hello Kitty items for less than £1 each and a large Lindt bear for 10p