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

bubbs

fairclaire wrote: »

Have had to skip my way through most of today's posts.

TS well done to your DD on her assessment :T:T:T.
Mine went very well, thank you. Very happy with the work Ive done so far this year and got a seal of approval for my planned work for next year. I still can't believe that's the first year nearly up. How quick has that gone? :eek:

:T:T:T:T well done FC that is a great achievement with all the distractions you have:A:A

bubbs

cheer1eader wrote: »

i remember when i had a fixed brace that the wires would sometimes ping off & cut the inside of my cheeks also had a night brace before which was absolute agony :eek:

When my sister had a brace , she is 48 this year, they were like a plate and you took them out each night:eek:

cheer1eader

bubbs wrote: »

Well asked hubby to come sada with me he turned his nose up:rotfl::mad:

i'd have thought he'd have wanted to get out of the home for a bit :rotfl:

bubbs

cheer1eader wrote: »

i'd have thought he'd have wanted to get out of the home for a bit :rotfl:

We went out earlier, i can drive ok and grip steering wheel etc ok but cant turn the ignition:mad: so cant go any where with out him:rotfl::rotfl:

cheer1eader

bubbs wrote: »

When my sister had a brace , she is 48 this year, they were like a plate and you took them out each night:eek:

that's a retainer i had one of those too :rotfl:
night braces had an elastic strap that went round your head & was so painful it was hard to sleep

bubbs

cheer1eader wrote: »

that's a retainer i had one of those too :rotfl:
night braces had an elastic strap that went round your head & was so painful it was hard to sleep

:eek::eek::eek: round your head!:alien :rotfl::rotfl:
Oh i thought it was a brace, never seen those fixed ones when i was younger.............all those years ago:rotfl::rotfl:

Savvybuyer

mhoc wrote: »

2nd problem is Sainsburys have sent me a set of three conditional spends - £4 wys £20 :j
- I had a serious trouting in April so I've been avoiding the place more or less since apart from odd £1 shops to see if I could get any till spits - not a single one now for weeks and weeks :mad: - * another reason to boycott the place

So these are only for £20 spends over 3 weeks and I need to use one today as I wont be near sainsbobs for weeks - if I use all three MOCS I also get an extra 500 points (a magnificent £2.50 worth :T )

So what to spend £20 on - ideally to get a BM - I cant think of a single thing that we need.

Any suggestions?

Good afternoon:D. £4 off £20? Well, that's it then - I've only got £3 off £20 so another good reason for me to avoid shopping there until they up their offer:D.

* :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I'll have a look around for Svs, although it seems msm may have changed the way items go into lists:(:question: and I now think spending £20 for a capped £10 voucher is too much - means you are still spending £10 (or, in fact, still giving them the original £20, which they keep and give you a voucher that you have to spend in their store - so, either way, the full original £20 goes to them, whether at their or their competitor's prices). Still £6:eek: even with £4 off, I'm preferring 'free' shopping from Mr A in preference (what else?:D:p). Or sometimes the free stuff from T, 1p items there, or lower cost spent on 1 item (preferably a 'try me free' that's way cheaper elsewhere) plus 9 fillers. That's more my style now than Sainsbobs.

I use Adpoints to make up points - now got 10s of pounds worth and haven't spent a single penny instore:rotfl:. Unfortunately I don't think you can use points spent to get BM as it goes from the trigger (don't get too excited:D) of number of points collected on a shop - in other words spend disregarding Nectie point spend. Although the 'double up' into vouchers - they do then count to BM spend. I've have a look around for Svs elsewhere.

fairclaire

cheer1eader wrote: »

our dentist referred my son nearly a year & a half ago :eek: so hope they don't drag it out any longer

What age is your son cheerleader? My DS2 was referred a few years ago, but it's only now that all his adult teeth have grown in that he's ready for a brace. His teeth are so bad they affect his speech his top teeth are catching on his lip.
Unfortunately he gags when anything is put in his mouth, I think it's a sensory problem. He's always had it. We only got as far as them trying to make the mould of his teeth and they had to give up
So Ive no option but have it done under GA, which is quite unusual but not impossible. He's had to have all his major dental treatment done under GA. The paediatric dental team at the local hospital are going to do it privately, they won't fund it. I'm looking at around £5000:eek:
I feel his problem is bad enough that I can't leave it. Why give him another problem to cope with when it can be fixed, is the way I see it.
Not looking forward to the bill though

Truffle_Hunter

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Big thanks to Truffle Hunter. :A

DD3 has passed her first cutting assessment today. :j:j:j

Hi Tiny:wave:

Really pleased your DD3 passed her cutting assessment today :j, it was lovely to meet her and I do hope she will get some more models for her other assessments.

I must say I have very much had a few MSE and social days with the elite as yesterday myself and my little man went to the park and beach with Nictrinwyn and her little one, a very enjoyable day in the sun. Then the day before was our JL get together.

cheer1eader

bubbs wrote: »

:eek::eek::eek: round your head!:alien :rotfl::rotfl:
Oh i thought it was a brace, never seen those fixed ones when i was younger.............all those years ago:rotfl::rotfl:

haha a retainer is a type of brace :rotfl:
did they have indoor toilets when you were young? :eek::p:rotfl::rotfl: