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Busylizzie

dipdap wrote: »

I hate cramps, used to get them in my legs in the middle of the night whenever i was pregnant. Would cause me to jump out of bed and put foot flat on the floor to ease them.
Never heard of using a domino :think: but pleased you had an easier night

I had really bad cramps when I was pregnant with DD1. Would wake up in the night and DH would rub my leg. One night the pain was so excruciating I couldn't speak. DH was rubbing for all he was worth. But to no avail. Eventually I managed to squeak "no, no ....the other one" :eek::eek:

I find the best thing now is to pull my toes up towards my head - works 90% of the time

Classy_Chick06

i_been_robbed wrote: »

your right there's 3 guinness's, but the mutlibuy is for the cider!

The multibuy discount is for the guinness but the offer is worded as "cider 3 for £5".
The Magners is not in this offer. :-(

However, there may be a small glitch to be had here for anyone who drinks these drinks anyway...
if you buy 1x Guinness (which does not show on APG) and
1x Badger fursty ferrett £1.75 v £1.25 Morribobs
1x Wychwood hobgoblin £1.75 v £1.25 Morribobs.

Morgy9

Snap-ant wrote: »

:eek:

Phyllis is an extremely bright quick learning cat

Has mastered within 1 week how to use the cat flap. Mr P took 9 months & it involved the use of a peg

Now she catch her mouse in the air :eek: She throws it up & then jumps to catch it.
Camera is too slow to capture her in mid air

:rotfl::rotfl:

Lovely and smart .

Expect live versions of mice anytime soon, or maybe dead :rotfl: After a relative lull last 3 nights have yielded 2 dead ones and one live un. Both cats still on patrol looking for live one good job I rescued it. Really must get cat flap replaced so it will lock at night time - must have broke sometime over the winter ......

Nannylala

Busylizzie wrote: »

I had really bad cramps when I was pregnant with DD1. Would wake up in the night and DH would rub my leg. One night the pain was so excruciating I couldn't speak. DH was rubbing for all he was worth. But to no avail. Eventually I managed to squeak "no, no ....the other one" :eek::eek:

I find the best thing now is to pull my toes up towards my head - works 90% of the time

Lizzie this made me laugh :rotfl:but seriously unless you have experienced these awful spasms you cannot comprehend how painful they are:eek:
Am off now to prepare dinner as need to eat at lunchtime today as not sure what time I shall get back tonight.

Busylizzie

Chrisv wrote: »

Biscuits 3 for £2 in A’s.
Buy one trigger plus 2 others from the same group.

Triggers



(choc wafers NOT pink)

T - offer 2 for £1
APG £1.10
McVitie's Tasties Vanilla Creams (200g)
McVitie's Tasties Choc Chip Cookies (150g)
McVitie's Tasties Hazelnut Chocolate Chip Cookies (150g)
McVitie's Tasties Pink Wafer (100g)

T - offer 2 for £1.50
APG 83p
Fox's Golden Crunch Creams (168g)
Fox's Chocolate Fudge Crunch Creams (168g)
Fox's Ginger Crunch Creams (168g)
Fox's Party Rings (125g)
Fox's Jam n' Cream (150g)

T - 57p each
APG £1.15
Burton's Jammie Dodgers (140g)
Burton's Double Chocolate Choccie Dodgers (140g)
Burton's Jammie Dodgers - Jam 'n' Custard (140g)
Burton's Jammie Dodgers Banana Toffee (140g)

S - offer 2 for £1.50
APG 83p
Fox's Munch Golden Biscuits (172g)
Fox's Munch Chocolate (NOT choc chip) Biscuits (172g)

Thank you so much for this Chris. My DD's weren't very keen on the pink panthers so great mews that there is an alternative trigger :j

Morgy9

Just flying through folks but wanted to say

Rhosynbach - sending hugs to you and your family - so sad .... :A

Logie - great news from the consultant - keep on having your early morning relaxing starts for as long as poss.

Came late to the burger party - but enjoyed them over the weekend thanks to op :T

Half term here so I am busy with kids. Happy glitching peeps

i_been_robbed

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

The multibuy discount is for the guinness but the offer is worded as "cider 3 for £5".
The Magners is not in this offer. :-(

thanks

a bit misleading, thought i was onto something!

Nannylala

Morgy9 wrote: »

Just flying through folks but wanted to say

Rhosynbach - sending hugs to you and your family - so sad .... :A

Logie - great news from the consultant - keep on having your early morning relaxing starts for as long as poss.

Came late to the burger party - but enjoyed them over the weekend thanks to op :T

Half term here so I am busy with kids. Happy glitching peeps

Lovely to see you Morgy hope all is good with you and yours

Classy_Chick06

i_been_robbed wrote: »

thanks

a bit misleading, thought it i was onto something!

Nice work :beer: There may be a small glitch to be had here for anyone who drinks these drinks anyway...

if you buy 1x Guinness (which does not show on APG) and
1x Badger fursty ferrett £1.75 v £1.25 Morribobs
1x Wychwood hobgoblin £1.75 v £1.25 Morribobs.

No guarantee of it working mind,
Maths not my strong point so can someone please work out the maths on this one.

rhosynbach

morning to all the wonderful elite

just popped in to say thank you all for being the amazing and wonderful people you are, reading back on my phone last night in bed and i was moved to tears by the kind and caring comments by you all, would like to have responded to them all personally but there was far to many but believe me the love was really felt and gave me a huge lift...
oh picked dd1 and her oh from hospital yesterday afternoon, big hugs and lots of tears they were so happy to see there 2 little ones after i have had them for 2 days.. just to answer a few comments, unfortunately he still has not told his family and even though i have encouraged him i dont think he will, so sad. they are having a funeral which as several have said will help them and the baby was baptised, Gwenlli Haf by the wonderful chaplain at the hospital, and yes they will always remember the hour they spent with her and being able to hold her, i think this will help them in the coming weeks,, x