An Enjoyable Look Into tweets and Poppy's Expeditions Thread (An 11+ ELITE Thread)

rhosynbach

scamps1966 wrote: »

What's the expression, it never rains but it pours!

Just opened a letter from the hospital . that if I have Parkinson's, I have to give up ky driving license. Life of car booting over!!

S**t life ahead.

i am really sorry scamps but as others said check first my auntie drove for a few years after her diagnosis she had health checks though,,

BecauseICan

Claire1972 wrote: »

Can you post your results please. X

I will try. Not sure how to do it. Sorry for sounding dumb. I've taken a screen shot on my iphone so will try and post it for you. I may need to go search the beginning of the thread to see how I do it so please bear with me x

David.

Bananababe wrote: »

Big kisses for the tomato ketchup other day little miss well pleased xx

I bought some today for the lads

David.

Bananababe wrote: »

Done five mins ago. Seabrook's crisis are £1.69 or £2.50 for two. Someone asked earlier in case you think I'm talking mince :rotfl:

Oh no Seabrooks are having a crisis :eek:

rebeccalb

scamps1966 wrote: »

What's the expression, it never rains but it pours!

Just opened a letter from the hospital . that if I have Parkinson's, I have to give up ky driving license. Life of car booting over!!

S**t life ahead.

Have you joined your local Facebook selling group? I'm not able to drive a lot recently due to a bad eye, so I've been selling some stuff on my local. It helps a bit until I have my op.
I find if you sell sets of 5 or 10 then people will buy them. Worth a go:)

David.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Somehow a box turned up in my bag of goodies from Dodo today, I am sure I gave her some in the first place. :rotfl:

DODO wrote: »

but I think my other half ate a box at your cheese and wine do that had to be replenished........


that and they kept falling our of the cupboard when I opened the door .....


Lovely catch up with the girls and nice to hear our coven may be expanding .........

Stubbys preggers :eek:

Bananababe

Westvleteren wrote: »

It was, so I thought I would cut the grass whilst it as dry ( first time in over a week) What does the lawn mower do? Grinds to a halt a the furthest point from home (sods laws eh?) drive belt broken. Push it all the way to the garage and it's not the easiest of jobs to do as the cutting deck has to come off first then its other fiddly bits and pieces including the steering column etc

Fixed it :D cut the lawn front and back and now it looks like it is going to rain. Good job done :beer:

Good job my dad taught me to be practical, though i'm sure there are somethings that I was taught that I will have no use for - like welding :eek:

My new lawn is about 15ft by 15 ft takes longer to lawn mower out garage !

Well done you, my old house used to take me about two hours to do grass and hedges

Claire1972

BecauseICan wrote: »

I will try. Not sure how to do it. Sorry for sounding dumb. I've taken a screen shot on my iphone so will try and post it for you. I may need to go search the beginning of the thread to see how I do it so please bear with me x

Aww don't worry honestly.
When you go online and you see your results (not in your app) you can just copy and paste then paste into a new message.

Somebody will probably explain it better than me! X

Bananababe

David. wrote: »

Oh no Seabrooks are having a crisis :eek:

Aye cause ate them all last week , they are bra !!!!

DODO_2

David. wrote: »

Stubbys preggers :eek:

You're a dead man!! I would love to stay up and watch the fireworks when she hears you told the world her news.......... but my bed is calling me