Sal and Savvybuyer's Sensational Seasonal Summer Sunny 11+ ELITE Thread

tigerwhite_2

David. wrote: »

:kisses2:
:rotfl:

ooh, I just saw we were have a smooch David did you enjoy it as much as i did?;)

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

My 80 year old gran loves these :eek:

yay, good on gran!!

fairclaire

Anyone got a nespresso machine? Free Cafe Direct pods

http://www.cafedirect.co.uk/sample-cafedirect-pods/

David.

tigerwhite wrote: »

ooh, I just saw we were have a smooch David did you enjoy it as much as i did?;)


yay, good on gran!!

think I need to lie down lips like a dyson :eek:

Bananababe

Almost finished work, its been a Looooooooooong day

catch you guys later. going to hit coop , aldi and morries tonight , see what I can find

xxx

tigerwhite_2

ilovecushions wrote: »

Hi, just lurking I have seen people do similar with photobooks. Maybe google that?

David. wrote: »

$40 a book http://www.fiftythree.com/book
so there must be more out there
http://www.bookemon.com/
5 books 8.5 X 11 20 pages $65 for them

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

How much like a book do you want it? I am sure you could get it ring bound somewhere? Or perhaps get the sheets laminated, or put them into a photo album?

Thanks everyone. I've found a company called Blurb. But I'll check out the others suggested. I'm in the process of creating it now, great fun tbh - I'm having a go at drawing "albert worm".. I've imagined what he looked like for years.. :rotfl:

tigerwhite_2

David. wrote: »

think I need to lie down lips like a dyson :eek:

:rotfl::rotfl::T No point kissing if you don't do it properly..

Mumto2monkeys

tigerwhite wrote: »

I have a totally random question if anyone can point me in the right direction.

My mum used to make up and read us stories when we were younger. I have few sheets of A4 paper with them on - but is there a way i can get it turned into a book (purely for the family, not to sell). Is it called self publishing or something? I only want 5 copies, I would type it and could use clip art drawing for the characters etc. Anyone done this before??

Have you looked at these?

http://m.bookemon.com/

I'm sure I've read or heard something about these before... Maybe:o:rotfl:

Edit: oops old news:)

MrsBartolozzi

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh well that explains it Ive never used it since. I was mortified that the dentist asked if I'd been drinking that day......It was 9.30 in the morning! :eek: I was glad I had it in my handbag to show her :rotfl:

Lol! :rotfl:
If you read how they make it:eek: :rotfl:you'd probably leave it home anyway next time!

Mumto2monkeys

tigerwhite wrote: »

Thanks everyone. I've found a company called Blurb. But I'll check out the others suggested. I'm in the process of creating it now, great fun tbh - I'm having a go at drawing "albert worm".. I've imagined what he looked like for years.. :rotfl:

:rotfl: my dad used to read us stories he made up and he put them onto a cassette. We had Ferdinand the fox and his friend Marvin the mole:)

Mumto2monkeys

I opened my velvet white orchid reed about an hour ago and put it in the dining room, there's a lovely fragrance filling the house:) looks like that one won't make it to the school fair:o oops:)