A chicken is for life not just Christmas Dinner (An 11+ ELITE Thread)

karlie88

tweets wrote: »

No they didn't have those

Chocolate Custard , Rasberry Chocolate Truffle and Strawberries and Cream :j

Let us know what you think of the doughnuts.

:cool:

tweets

cheer1eader wrote: »

chocolate custard is quite nice but you still NEED to try lemon meringue :rotfl:

I will look tomorrow when I go opticians but appointment at 10 past 1 so it will probably be a no no :rotfl::rotfl:

tweets

I have called myself to have read all the thread I haven't missed scamps little girl have I ?

Mumto2monkeys

manila wrote: »

does anyone know is tesco clubcard boost includes toys/dolls?
My little one is obsessed with Frozen movie, as she sings and sings and sings i wanted to buy a doll for her, but they are so expensive!

Only if they have a special boost promotion running, like they had with baby/nappies before Christmas.

lil_tiger

Saversue wrote: »

Yes, had them on my leg, nerve conduction tests.
They put very fine needles in, which don't hurt much then pass electric currents through, which is a strange sensation, but nothing to be afraid of.

Don't know about taking extra painkillers, personally would just take as normal. I was/am taking so many didn't even think of taking anything else.
Only surprise is they did both legs, even though only one is bad, said it was to give them a "normal reading to work from.

Hi Sue,

Thanks for this I am very scared - I am not a fan of needles or pain (didn't used to mind but a recent dentist appointment changed my thinking!!! :eek:)

Mine will be in my wrist(s) I was just a little surprised that my consultant didn't mention needles at all. Thank you for your opinion though.

I think I will try do it without painkillers, but take some with me to take immediately after if it does hurt.

How long did yours take? My dad had one done on his ankle and was asked to read the paper for 30-45mins whilst connected...

TIA

(oh and as a side note, I have just been offered a new job starting Monday so the redundancy is now less of an issue :beer:)

ilovetoshop

manila wrote: »

does anyone know is tesco clubcard boost includes toys/dolls?
My little one is obsessed with Frozen movie, as she sings and sings and sings i wanted to buy a doll for her, but they are so expensive!

Not sure about boost and not sure if this is a good price but saw this on hukd

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/elsa-frozen-sparkle-doll-17-asda-direct-1915733

Tinyshoes

CAUTION: COKE GLITCH DID NOT WORK FOR ME

Shop done around 13.45. Only one discount came off making it 2 for £2. I was buying Original.

Saversue

Just waiting for the plumber to arrive, toilet in en-suite sounds like a foghorn when I flush and vibrates through the house.
Hate having workmen in, get myself into a right state, so hope he's nice

Ohhh :) he's arrived and is lovely, gone all of a quiver. Is also going to replace pipe with flexible one and get rid of noise. Thanks United Utilities, come back to us Home Emergency Cover for £12 annual cover as have not been with them for a few years

ilovetoshop

lil_tiger wrote: »

Hi Sue,

Thanks for this I am very scared - I am not a fan of needles or pain (didn't used to mind but a recent dentist appointment changed my thinking!!! :eek:)

Mine will be in my wrist(s) I was just a little surprised that my consultant didn't mention needles at all. Thank you for your opinion though.

I think I will try do it without painkillers, but take some with me to take immediately after if it does hurt.

How long did yours take? My dad had one done on his ankle and was asked to read the paper for 30-45mins whilst connected...

TIA

(oh and as a side note, I have just been offered a new job starting Monday so the redundancy is now less of an issue :beer:)

Good luck at the hospital and well done on the new job :T:T

Nenen

zippydooda wrote: »

The 3 for £10 wines are now £3 or £3.50 in my store. So looks like offer finished.

Is this in Morries Zippy?