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

Busylizzie

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I have been very lucky snap to be able to say goodbye like I did. OH doesn't understand he says our house is my home. It is but the bungalow was for many years and it was always a place I could go back to in a crisis. It was a calm and peaceful place to be, nothing like how it is here.

I hope when the time comes that you have the sun shining for you too. :A

Is fourp home yet?

So glad you had time to say goodbye to the Bungalow TS.

When my mum died it was manic. She died quite suddenly and we had booked a holiday abroad 10 days later. Everyone urged us to still go so we had to arrange the funeral in just 7 days. Went on holiday, which was, admittedly, a good idea but when we came back the council wanted her bungalow back within a month of her death so we had to literally throw everything into a van one weekend and (somehow) stored it all in our garage and cleaned the bungalow the following weekend.

It made it very difficult to sort through everything as it was all jumbled up and it seemed awful to have treated her belongings like that.

In fact it was a dreadful time altogether as I'd conceived on that holiday but then miscarried at 6 weeks. Was very glad to see the back of 2003.

tweets

Better get my skates on and go down to Mr T . I want to look in the electrical department before mum arrives about 10 and scan chocs etc .

Cya all laters :wave:

dipdap

nerfdad wrote: »

Only 24 years and 3 months left:o:rotfl:

Oh well, at least when we move you'll have a year head start on us :rotfl: :beer:
I wonder which of us would end up mortgage free first :j (I aim to wipe it from 25 years down to about 14, I like a challenge!)

Tinyshoes

HopePray wrote: »

Some lovely posts tonight, TS and SD (((hugs & more hugs)))

A wee update on my broken wrist, its been 10 weeks.
I have been going to physio, and today was told that, yes there had been a break (unseen on the x ray) and there is tissue and ligament (sp) damage and probably dislocation as the bones are not aligned.
So its no bleedin wonder Im still in pain. I know lots of folks have some horrible things going on and my arm is quite insignificant in comparison, but its about the bad diagnosis in the first place Im angry at.

You have every right to be angry, we had a complacent doctor at the hospital yesterday, he started rambling about would not be taking plates and pins out of DD3's arm yet as it is still broken.

Good job I bite back, I said that's not what we are here for, we are meant to be finding out whether a bone graft is needed and how much it has healed in the last 3 months. He admitted he hadn't even looked at ANY previous xrays. :mad:

He then went back to his office and we could see loads of xrays flashing up on the screen while he was comparing and partially good news it has healed a little more so we still need to be patient and they are holding off on graft but still not contact sport. So she still can't get back on the trampoline. She was really keen to, it's 11 months now since initial break.

I hope your wrist is sorted much sooner for you and they can get you pain free. xx

coed_2

Anyone know if there's any Tesco in North Wales having the new scanners that you can take around with your trolley please?

Busylizzie

tweets wrote: »

Better get my skates on and go down to Mr T . I want to look in the electrical department before mum arrives about 10 and scan chocs etc .

Cya all laters :wave:

tweets :wave:- I did it! I defeated Candy level 421 :j:j:j
Didn't even use a booster in the end!

fairclaire

Good morning

Im off to work in a few minutes. Strange day, most of the work I had scheduled isn't happening any more but I still have to drive 100 miles for what will probably be about half an hours work :eek: and then drive back again!
I will stop in for more Catfood on the way home. Thanks to the early testers.
Have a good day all, I might get home before lunch

Tinyshoes

PetuliaGristle wrote: »

Morning, Tiny (hugs) I understand, it gets less weird over time believe me, and fc's words can't be bettered, balm on a troubled heart :A

I had to drive past this morning and it's good to see plants in the window sills. It is now someone else's home. It felt ok.

nerfdad

dipdap wrote: »

Oh well, at least when we move you'll have a year head start on us :rotfl: :beer:
I wonder which of us would end up mortgage free first :j (I aim to wipe it from 25 years down to about 14, I like a challenge!)

You on:cool: I must start looking at over payments:o
Does it count if I kill my wife in an accident :D:D

wendyak

Because if someone gets hold of them they can actually transfer the house into their own name with the deeds. So, if someone broke in they could literally steal your house :eek::eek: Actually you shouldn't really keep them in any house, they should always be kept securely in a safe or the suchlike in safe premises.


I think we should have the gun out for this one....
this is just so untrue.
Anyone who walked into a solicitors with deeds not in their name would need to prove why and who they are.......full check and photo ID.
Only a solicitor can apply to the land registry to make a change so you couldn't just "use" them.
Its a bit like saying anyone who found your bank statement could take over your bank account..(just don't want people getting scared for nothing) hth.