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

wackynut

pattylabelle wrote: »

Good Morning - scorcher of a day in Belfast. DD went off on her school trip today- she flew out of Belfast to London. We got ourselves in a right pickle this morning with the van playing up - Fred our trusty old lodger came to the rescue and got us to the airport- job done.

That's what friends are for. Thank God for them.

Lovely here again too. :j
Yesterday we took dd2 to the bluebell walk. It was very pretty with loads of bluebells still out.
Today O/H has just got the bouncy castle all cleaned and set up in the garden for dd2 and her friend.

Sarahdol75

bubbs wrote: »

Glad your on the up, but if your dad gets any worse, try and make sure he goes hospital.
My hand is ok i opened a dorr handle this morning whoop whoop:rotfl::rotfl: stitches out next Thurs , i will be ouch! ouch!:rotfl::rotfl: never had stitches before:eek:

Surprised they didnt put the disolvable ones in, nearly put disposable stitches ha ha :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

tigerwhite_2

bexter7 wrote: »

Compare to morrisons at 50p, as does the one that is (£1.29??) in A ... Millionaires shortbread maybe

oh right, thanks. I'm still waiting for my APG from this mornings collection!!

Tinyshoes

Mildred1970 wrote: »

Can anyone help identify this piece of classical music...

It goes

De De De De drrrrrrr de-de
De De De De drrrrrrr de-de
Di duh da do, duh di di duh de do

It's a really famous piece, DS keeps playing the demo of it on his little keyboard

It's quite staccato-ish, a bit plinky plonky (I'm sure the composer would be thrilled to read that )

Image-wise I kind of liken it to a little mouse taking little steps then looking around to see if anyone's watching

I think I may have lost the plot

It's not this is it Mildred always reminds me at the beginning as if someone is creeping around to look if anyone is watching. But I may have lost the plot too getting that from your di du dah dos. :rotfl:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnUR6hNSkgg

tigerwhite_2

bubbs wrote: »

Glad your on the up, but if your dad gets any worse, try and make sure he goes hospital.
My hand is ok i opened a dorr handle this morning whoop whoop:rotfl::rotfl: stitches out next Thurs , i will be ouch! ouch!:rotfl::rotfl: never had stitches before:eek:

ouch. i was going to write something about stitches but it's TMI for you all :rotfl::rotfl:

zippydooda

tigerwhite wrote: »

just take the card in store. on the back of the card is a birth date "insert where appropriate" (nothing rude:p). Then take it in. They don't give change and some stores make up their own rules but it's basically £5 freebie. No purchase/spending necessary

all offers in my store work along side birthday. eg £4 each 2 for £6

get the 2 = £6 then minus 10% for card holder = £5.40 - £5 birthday = 40p to pay (last time I went in anyway)
but agreed all stores have their own rules

barbaraemmerson

Snap-ant wrote: »

♥

I enjoy being here amongst my cyber friends, I post here because of the compassion & warmth of our community ♥ long may it continue


This week has made me sit back & reflect on life & how short it is.
Please, Everyone, cherish your personal self worth, your health and loved ones ♥

My friend has taken her own life & has left a huge hole in mine

Thank you Llovelies ♥

so very very sorry to hear your news Snap-ant - take consolation in the wonderful memories you have of her and what she meant to you. Be gentle with yourself...........

fairclaire

Afternoon

What a rubbish morning that was! Didn't even get a chance to say good morning to you lot!
Woke up slightly later than I should have, feeling slightly less than 100%. OH was being difficult! kids were grumpy, even the dog was playing up :cool:
Had my assessment done at uni. It went fine but was carried out by someone who was obviously having a worse day then me :eek: I smiled at her and she looked at me like I'd just trod on her foot......so I kept a poker face on after that :rotfl:

Snap I am thinking of you

Enterprise_1701C

mhoc wrote: »

Good morning all

Firstly I have 2 problems.

Eldest child needs a basic tennis racquet - she is very short of cash (as usual). Please can someone suggest where to look?

She has booked some of the free tennis sessions (as per the MSE weekly newsletter) assuming that her tennis racquet is still here. She actually left home 8 years ago so why she thought it was still here I don't know.

When we wanted to take racquets on holiday we got some really cheap from Tesco, not sure if they still do them but worth checking big supermarkets. They are still OK, and they still have plenty of spring in them.

tigerwhite_2

yay, my APG in - nothing exciting really as they've overcharged me on the candles so I'm going back

0.17 x ASDA Bananas by Weight per kg £0.11 £0.11
0.13 x ASDA Red Onions by Weight per kg £0.09 £0.11
0.25 x ASDA Parsnips by Weight per kg £0.37 £0.37
1 x ASDA British Whole Milk 4 Pints (2.27L) £1.00 £1.00
1 x ASDA Smartprice Thin Bleach (2L) £0.29 £0.29
5 x Air Wick Fragranced Candle White Vanilla Bean £19.90 £10.00
1 x Kingsmill Love to Toast Pancakes (6) £0.75 £0.60
1 x Kingsmill Love to Toast Toasting Waffles (6) £0.85 £0.60
1 x ASDA Mixed Weight Free Range Eggs (6) £0.97 N/A
2 x ASDA Carver Ham (250g) £5.00 £2.94
1 x ASDA Kitchen Cleaner with Bleach (750ml) £0.90 N/A
4 x Nestle Wonka Nice Cream (100g) £4.00 £4.00 - 50p instore, not £1
2 x Nestle Wonka Creme Brulee (100g) £2.00 £2.00 50p instore