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squigs

Nannylala wrote: »

Morning squigs hope everything went well with you at the dentist and you are feeling okay x

Thanks for asking Nannylala.:)

It was horrendous and I am still in pain this morning, but it is all done now, so I just need a good glitch to take my mind off it!!:D

cjj_2

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Don't you just love it when you have just the right amount of wet socks to hang on the peggy round things.

Morning all.
Tiny I've far too many wet socks this morning for my Peggy round thingy :rotfl:.
As aau said let the month of pizza begin - oh wait I only have 7
Hope it's a better day for those struggling at the moment x

cjj_2

squigs wrote: »

Thanks for asking Nannylala.:)

It was horrendous and I am still in pain this morning, but it is all done now, so I just need a good glitch to take my mind off it!!:D

Sorry to hear this squigs. Have you tried one of them wheat bags which you put in microwave. Really helped me after having a wisdom tooth out x

TrulyMadly

Morning paw sniffers

Oh my goodness what a gorgeous day. My plans have been quickly rearranged. Can't resist a morning in the garden! Then off to Durham this afternoon to pick up my CC and have a mooch.

Pleased to see you around squigs after your extractions yesterday....ooh that sounds formal:rotfl:

Hoping too that FC has had a restful night..

To our welsh cousins

Happy St David's day. This photo was taken from our room in Portmeirion last year:)

cjj_2

squigs wrote: »

Thanks for asking Nannylala.:)

It was horrendous and I am still in pain this morning, but it is all done now, so I just need a good glitch to take my mind off it!!:D

Also squigs have you ever tried clove oil from the chemist. Taste awful but helps with toothache massively x

Savvybuyer

Good morning!:D:rotfl::rotfl:

Westvleteren wrote: »

March :j Roll on April..........errr maybe not

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Yes, so it's the McVities Medleys that do work out best (AvsT) in the 3 for £3 offer. 2 packs with one pack of Caramel Wagon Wheels (I can see those on msm for T but A showing N/A). Oh, Patty - you can join in!:D

Not the Rocky Road pack though, as that's £1.85 individual (whereas the other three are on £1.89) so not as much APG - although, if you see the Rocky at more than that individual price in your store, it will most likely compare from the [Strike]price you pay[/Strike](:rotfl:) individual price for it that shows on your receipt. The other Medleys, though, not the Rocky Road, also have 5% cashback each on msl (as long as two diff. ones - and why wouldn't you?:think: - adds an extra item towards your 8).

Should work out at around 82p for all three (the two medleys and the wheels) or about 79p if getting the 5% c'backs.

Nannylala

On opening the shutters this morning was shocked to see fog:Tso not at all spring like here on this 1st day of the month:(
Enjoy your weekend and hope those lucky enough to be on hols have a lovely time.

aau1

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Good morning!:D:rotfl::rotfl:



:rotfl::rotfl:

Yes, so it's the McVities Medleys that do work out best (AvsT) in the 3 for £3 offer. 2 packs with one pack of Caramel Wagon Wheels (I can see those on msm for T but A showing N/A). Oh, Patty - you can join in!:D

Not the Rocky Road pack though, as that's £1.85 individual (whereas the other three are on £1.89) so not as much APG - although, if you see the Rocky at more than that individual price in your store, it will most likely compare from the [Strike]price you pay[/Strike](:rotfl:) individual price for it that shows on your receipt. The other Medleys, though, not the Rocky Road, also have 5% cashback each on msl (as long as two diff. ones - and why wouldn't you?:think: - adds an extra item towards your 8).

Should work out at around 82p for all three (the two medleys and the wheels) or about 79p if getting the 5% c'backs.

Difference of 3p? After 5% cashback?

What am i missing, savvy?

Thanks

David.

99p wrote: »

Morning mad squad,

Some help required please,

mrs99p wants to try books on her archos 80, she's only ever used it to browse the net and YouTube so can someone give me a "dummy's guide" please.

I've been thinking about getting one of these fancy coffee machines some of you have, I noticed mrT have a dolce gusto one at half price, I think it was about £50, any advice would be much appreciated thanks.

We use calibre to upload the ebooks to Kindle if that helps any
http://calibre-ebook.com/

and here is a few to get her started
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=node%3D341689031&field-keywords=free

emerald21

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh you poor love! :( I hope your pain eases very soon.

I don't know? He's been getting low for a few weeks.....could be anything? I just notice lots of negativity creeping in, he gets de-motivated (more than usual) and last night, he just hit rock bottom

My roof is fixed now Funny.....there was a real stroppy little jumped up fellow (tw*t) on the job the last 2 days, he really was objectionable!! When they were finishing up he knocked on the door and said 'hi love is your husband there so I can explain what we've done' :mad::mad:
He still had his tail when he skulked down the drive.....I could just see it between his legs :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Oh yes that's the way you tell them. My husband overdosed on some tablets a few years ago accidentally and it sent him strange and that's a mild word. In the end my eldest son and I bundled him in the car still in his dressing gown muttering and moaning and took him to the hospital.

Luckily he was back to his " normal" lol self after a few days but it was hard and to be honest if he d have stayed like he was eg imagining dead people at the bottom of the bed and talking to them, cutting up some of his clothes cos all of a sudden he didn t like them I don't think I could have continued to live like that. Something would have had to have been done one way or another.

I'm a strong person in some ways but not as strong as you. Claire. It must be awful knowing the man he was was nt coming back .