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

Busylizzie

While we're on legal matters. Someone in this area has been convicted and jailed for fraud which involved taking public money. Apparently they only have to pay back under half of the money. Why would they not have to pay back the full amount? It is reported that they have property that could be sold so why should they benefit from their crime?

pk04

asset2004 wrote: »

I'm confused with all these shops of cat food/bowls. :(If people are 'spending' roughly £7.63 and getting a £7.01 pp are they using a PP first as by my calculations that doesn't add up

Because 2 free cat bowls are giving £5 PP back

coreysnan

Good Morning All,
Just want to say a huge thankyou to the op who posted the cat food glitch. I have one very happy elderly cat.
Hope all are well.
And cat food worked for me at 9am this morning hth.

Tinyshoes

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Tinyshoes, hope you are feeling a little better today.

Today is the start of a new chapter in the Tinyshoes household(())

I do feel loads better thank you Mt2m.

It's amazing what a good sleep can do. I think I was emotionally exhausted by the end of yesterday. Was a really odd feeling walking into Ts this morning, I could have bought whatever I fancied.

But old habits die hard. Spent a penny. :rotfl:

I am even thinking of getting the window fixed in my car, hasn't even crossed my mind to get a new one. :eek:

Enterprise_1701C

Busylizzie wrote: »

While we're on legal matters. Someone in this area has been convicted and jailed for fraud which involved taking public money. Apparently they only have to pay back under half of the money. Why would they not have to pay back the full amount? It is reported that they have property that could be sold so why should they benefit from their crime?

If I remember rightly (and this I am not sure about) it has to be proved that the property was obtained fraudulently, that is with the money that was obtained fraudulently. It could be that this property was bought legitimately. Not fair I know but I think them's

MISSL_2

Cat food worked at 9.45 with poultry and favourites. Thank you it's secret!!!

Enterprise_1701C

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I do feel loads better thank you Mt2m.

It's amazing what a good sleep can do. I think I was emotionally exhausted by the end of yesterday. Was a really odd feeling walking into Ts this morning, I could have bought whatever I fancied.

But old habits die hard. Spent a penny. :rotfl:

I am even thinking of getting the window fixed in my car, hasn't even crossed my mind to get a new one. :eek:

Ooooh, did you get one of those Bissel mops? Hoping to get to a different T today (if I can persuade OH, which is doubtful) and dart in to see if they have a black one. They only had white ones in my T yesterday.

lookinforabargain

Morning all

DD and I are having a very lazy morning, she slept til after 9 and we're still in bed now I've caught up while she watches Frozen for the millionth time! Going to had to Debenhams later and treat her to lunch

Nannylala

Tinyshoes wrote: »

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.

Bless you Tiny:AI saw your post and wondered if you had driven past the bungalow specifically or it was on you route somewhere,its just that a friend of mine seems to do the same thing but on a regular basis and I truly don't think this is a good thing(only my opinion of course) and it does seem that she has not let go and cannot move on.

Tinyshoes

Busylizzie wrote: »

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 :mad: Was very glad to see the back of 2003.

Big tiny hug coming your way. :A

I know I have been in a very privileged position to have been able to take my time. I can understand totally what you mean about your mum's belongings. I threw away very little in the end, even worn clothes have gone to the textile bank for recycling fabric. With time on my side I hope I have made the right decisions of what to charity and what to keep.

Sounds like it was a very distressing year for you, I hope 2004 brought you happiness and there on. xx