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

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I will sit on the fence on Mr TS being an angel.

I have all of tomorrow to get this house back to some sort of normality before DD2 comes home for Easter Friday and DD1 will be around too with her BF and Teeny. So will be full house. :eek:

I have done a little bit of decluttering between posts this evening. Couple things thrown away that we have laughed about. Not sure why even I brought them back at all.

It's nice that you'll have a house full I expect you'll chuck the extras somewhere? :rotfl:

I was thinking earlier, well you made me think. We have similar inheritance situations. Im an only child and yes have benefitted from that (albeit from my parents dying young rather than being old parents) but I also have 3 kids to think about......one who will probably have care needs forever it's a bloody hard thing to think about :eek:

You will have a FAB Easter

wendyak

Snap-ant wrote: »

I did get my deeds from the Solicitors & had them here for a week & then took them back

Because I could :o

I've had my deeds for years and still have a mortgage....so do most of my work colleagues.
Its all held on electronic data now and no need for paper, they were returned to me as a keepsake about eight years ago by the building society (sorry, bank).
I only keep them as an historic record but they have no fundamental value any more.

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

It's nice that you'll have a house full I expect you'll chuck the extras somewhere? :rotfl:

I was thinking earlier, well you made me think. We have similar inheritance situations. Im an only child and yes have benefitted from that (albeit from my parents dying young rather than being old parents) but I also have 3 kids to think about......one who will probably have care needs forever it's a bloody hard thing to think about :eek:

You will have a FAB Easter

I know I was a spoilt only child and feel a bit spoilt today that I have been sole beneficiary in name but both my parents taught me the joy of sharing. They were both very generous with their time and would never see anyone go short if they could help.

I have had to discuss making a will with Mr TS and luckily he is ok with what I want to do, he says he will be fine. So that needs to be sorted asap.

I haven't rushed out and bought bigger easter eggs today. Not sure what the girls will think of their usual BOG2F eggs. But will be good to all be together.

Chrisv

zippydooda wrote: »

Anyone that got raisin bakes today. Can you check the Morrison result for me please. I'm waiting for price to go to deal price as I want to try something out Tia

Shop from 15:19 Wed zippy. AvM

2 x Kellogg's Nutri-Grain Breakfast Bakes Raisin (6x45...£4.96 £4.98

jax.26

davemorton wrote: »

In my opinion, and it is only that, based on very little knowledge, I think it probably was very important years ago, before computer records were kept, but now a days, not so important.

That's what I was thinking as well. After all, you have to take care of birth certs for the whole of your life so could surely take care of these as well .

x

davemorton

SpiralingDown wrote: »

I'm not able to do much glitchy shopping but did partake when the surf liquid glitched and got 24 bottles :eek::rotfl: My mum and lots of other family members were happy to get these. Thanks OP.
Other than that I've done mostly muggle shopping due to either being knocked out by meds or not being able to walk too far. I've slowly built this up and can manage to almost get a full shop walked round, not including clothing.

It takes me forever to catch up because I'm usually asleep by about 10-10.30 at the latest each night so miss glitches that way. A bit stupid of me really because I should look at the recent posts first but the pain meds messed up my concentration and I always forgot to do this :rotfl:

I hope everyone's well, thinking of 3Dogs as I haven't spotted her posting in a while, I hope you're keeping well and sending huge hugs to you hun xxx

You know how special you are to so many people on this thread, and I am sure no one would mind if you just posted asking for a quick catch up of any glitches going on.

Tinyshoes

davemorton wrote: »

That would be telling

I won't sleep well not knowing.

davemorton

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I know I was a spoilt only child and feel a bit spoilt today that I have been sole beneficiary in name but both my parents taught me the joy of sharing. They were both very generous with their time and would never see anyone go short if they could help.

I have had to discuss making a will with Mr TS and luckily he is ok with what I want to do, he says he will be fine. So that needs to be sorted asap.

I haven't rushed out and bought bigger easter eggs today. Not sure what the girls will think of their usual BOG2F eggs. But will be good to all be together.

:j Woohooo, remember, it is David WITHOUT a dot

Savvybuyer

Surely the Whiskas Cat Bowl should be £7.49 cheaper for A?:think: (Showing on a.com at £2.49 and also with a free bowl offer.)

Having seen a picture of the bowl on the A website, they look a bit disappointing to me? I don't know what I was expecting it to be or look like, but I suspect people are using them on further occasions to make the cat food in effect much cheaper and why not!?!:D

davemorton

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I won't sleep well not knowing.

lol, you wouldnt sleep well knowing, its SO RUDE!! :eek: