everyone loves it (in) the Elite

Dizzy_Ditzy

tigerwhite wrote: »

I can do a special trip for you sweetie pie I'm going home to make some lunch in a min so will do a quick detour to S, it's almost on the way. If i find them, how many do you want?


woo hoo - have a lovely time on your holiday this weekend. :j Enjoy the break

You are an :A

At that price, as many as possible if they have any; they last forever. I only use Factor 10/15 or 20

When I rang my local store, they did a stock check for me around "my region"- how they ended up with Weymouth is beyond me lol

jax.26

Thanks for new thread DM.

Managed to get dentastix for my friends dog.

Glad about that as when we are watching him (usually for a few days at a time ) my OH spends a lot of money on treats for him...and then moans when he trips him up walking by his side - constantly.:mad::mad: thanks to OP.

How many is safe per day?

Going to give the birds a try for t'moro

x

Colin_Hunt

Burgers working

Bananababe

Colin_Hunt wrote: »

Burgers working

I got a coupon in my cc mailing :rotfl: not used it yet. My freezer tiny, trying to convince mr b to get a proper size one put in dining room with his gym equipment !!

aau1

Bananababe wrote: »

Nerdy is right

have you met him then?

:rotfl:

purpledonkey

couponqueen123 wrote: »

morning all thanks for new thread im hoping i can keep up with this one , iv recently found out im pregnant and its taking the life out of me , i feel so sick and tiard all the time its unreal but we are so excited and happy ,

Congratulations

Afternoon all :wave:

sparklyfee

Big birds working from c and c this morning :j

xxlouisexx56

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I do think the after school activities are more important than school (all the teachers will shoot me down for this). All mine did activities, and at times it get silly in the amount of time and money (more than the mortgage), two were asked to go competitive (one for team GB) but we refused as it was about their social development and we wanted them to have a wide range of skills.

DS1 who cannot read and write went onto do a degree in one of his activities, and has travelled the world working in a really good job... he still cannot read and write English, but hey ho... in the the majority of the countries he has worked in neither can they! :p:p:p:p Problem solved!

I do agree. Although she is doing very well at school, social skills are highly important.

underperky

couponqueen123 wrote: »

morning all thanks for new thread im hoping i can keep up with this one , iv recently found out im pregnant and its taking the life out of me , i feel so sick and tiard all the time its unreal but we are so excited and happy ,

Congrats on your forth coming arrival

RootedNomad

Afternoon all

Confirm JF blonde shampoo compared £1 vs W from shop 9 am this morning