Enjoy Locarr's interesting thread Elite

MKS

Bradley1984 wrote: »

I'm heading to New York in October with the fianc!e for my 30th...so wanted a little advice.

Guy at work says he is going as was told to get a tourist visa, but checked online and there is a visa waiver program for people within the UK (and other countries). Anyone here have experience and could offer some advice...?

It is very simple.
https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta/

Please do not go through a third party. It will cost you more and there is no need. Make sure you apply in plenty of time.

fairclaire

ilovetoshop wrote: »

No I hadn't seen it but wow ..amazing

She was 7 when she had them done. I will say she still attends a school for the hearing impaired and does tend to still have problems with certain things. BUT that's just her, I believe the results vary massively and a lot between adults and children.
I nearly didn't post because I think it's a very individual experience and I didn't want to say my DD still relies on lip reading a lot and for you think that was the norm
Your sisters experience could be a million miles away. Either way Im sure it will be a positive one and how exciting you must keep us updated with how she gets on

Queenriderbrekke

Hi all x

Does the Pepsi regular compare to £1 at Morrisons even though MSM shows Morrisons as being £4 or is that glitch over please?

TrulyMadly

davemorton wrote: »

Nope, just about 20 mins till the florets started to brown a little, worth a try, I think it has improved the flavour no end.

no i agree...i quite often singe:rotfl: peppers in the oven before making soup with them...parsnips too:)

zippydooda

Naebbirac wrote: »

I have quite a big online apg to use up and will have to do a muggle shop:eek: cos if I get another shop that generates an apg it will be ood before I get back from my holiday. It just feels so wrong. :eek:
Thinking about it, I will have to do the same with the apg I got today:eek:
N x

Do an apg shop. Then don't check it for a week or 2. Whatever the longest time is. Then you have a month from then. Then just before it runs out do a cc for a weeks time. Or whatever the longest time is. alls well you'll get 2 months

MKS

Naebbirac wrote: »

Nice cheap one here, and loads of good reviews



http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/9367809.htm

N x

I have this one and it is good. Just make sure you add 'just a bit more' water than the instructions say otherwise the rice at the bottom of the pan tends to stick.

davemorton

midwinter wrote: »

Thank you

Very nearly that far north!

Skipton? ...
I bet I am right, years worth of ironing in it Mildred??

aau1

Queenriderbrekke wrote: »

Hi all x

Does the Pepsi regular compare to £1 at Morrisons even though MSM shows Morrisons as being £4 or is that glitch over please?

MSM always showed £4. Don't rely on MSM/MSL for prices in M.

I'll let you know if its still working a little later (I wasn't put off by someone saying it wasn't working :cool:)

MKS

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I miss FloFlo too...

Agree with you.

ilovetoshop

fairclaire wrote: »

She was 7 when she had them done. I will say she still attends a school for the hearing impaired and does tend to still have problems with certain things. BUT that's just her, I believe the results vary massively and a lot between adults and children.
I nearly didn't post because I think it's a very individual experience and I didn't want to say my DD still relies on lip reading a lot and for you think that was the norm
Your sisters experience could be a million miles away. Either way Im sure it will be a positive one and how exciting you must keep us updated with how she gets on

My sister has been doing quite a bit of research and seen quite a few that haven't worked and quite a few that have and has said even if it doesn't work she has tried and won't have that niggle wishing she had done it and didn't .can I just ask..how is your daughters speech? Did it improve after the implants ? Hope you don't mind me asking ! X