Da thread....do you dare come in da house?

davemorton

How old is Brucie now?
edit: oh, 86, amazebobs!!

fairclaire

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I could not agree with you more. Thank you for sharing:).

You're Welcome. I'm all for everything being available electronically but the reality is different. Some things get missed........Im sure if FF was around she would agree her job would be redundant if the land registry's online deeds service worked properly.
I do believe there's no electronic system for anything in our country that doesn't have flaws. The computers aren't as smart as us humans, autistic or otherwise! just yet

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

How old is Brucie now?
edit: oh, 86, amazebobs!!

3082......I just wish he'd tell us the name of his anti wrinkle cream

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

You're Welcome. I'm all for everything being available electronically but the reality is different. Some things get missed........Im sure if FF was around she would agree her job would be redundant if the land registry's online deeds service worked properly.
I do believe there's no electronic system for anything in our country that doesn't have flaws. The computers aren't as smart as us humans, autistic or otherwise! just yet

Asdas system works quite well :rotfl:

Tinyshoes

jax.26 wrote: »

title deeds, why is it not wise to keep in house? if anything happens you can get a copy surely ?

They are the only copy. I'm not sure exactly why but was told the same as E said not best to keep them at home. This was over 10 years ago now so things may have changed.

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

45 year of memories of either mine or my girls childhood's FC, so roots had well and truly taken hold.

But I am just a huge sentimental wuss in more ways than one. It's who I am, and I guess Mr TS puts up with it as I must have some good points. :rotfl:

Feeling ok at the moment thanks, can finally see my kitchen table top for the first time this week.

Careful! :eek: you might give your age away
TUT we all know mr TS is an absolute angel and he puts up with you because you're an angel too :A
When does the de-cluttering start? VT is your woman for de-cluttering

Tinyshoes

tbw wrote: »

I was under the impression that if the house is registered with the Land Registry the deeds are obsolete anyway.

I know the solicitor had to consult mum's over boundary issue which would not have shown up on land registry.

Savvybuyer

davemorton wrote: »

Asdas system works quite well :rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl:

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I know the solicitor had to consult mum's over boundary issue which would not have shown up on land registry.

You did the right thing. Very sensible......don't believe everything you read online

Tinyshoes

SpiralingDown wrote: »

Evening all

Had a very non MSE day today to make up to DS for him having to spend all day yesterday with me in A&E. We went to the cinema, out for lunch and then muggle shopping to get goodies for lunches for the rest of the week, it cheered him up a good bit

I seem to be losing the fight with the inflammation and infection in my tummy due to the ovarian abscess and to make matters worse it has now been joined by a smaller one which is almost the same size and wasn't there at the end of January. The only thing they are willing/able to do is try different antibiotics so now on a new set of 2 which have left me feeling very sick.
In the meantime I'm trying to lose a good bit of weight so they can do the surgery, take everything out (opting for total hysterectomy) so I don't need to worry about anything happening again. So far I've gone down a dress size and now fit into the tighter of my jeans in that size without too much discomfort .
Now just to get down to the next size, just taking it one dress size at a time but need to work on exercises that won't make me lose any more padding from my backside as it hurts if I sit still for more than 5mins at a time.

SD :wave:

I hope the new meds help. Big hugs from me and well done on losing a dress size something I have not managed yet.