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

TrulyMadly

Mrs_stinkface wrote: »

Any chance of a piccy of your receipt please TM?
I was just looking at these but my local marksie didn't have some items priced.
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Your wish is my command

fairclaire

savvy_sal wrote: »

Are you adopting Ginger B?

Stuff in the greenhouses look good.

He seems to have adopted us he's very shy but is around most of the time now, since my other cat died. Although he's been around for about 6 months anyway. He's been sleeping in OHs shed some nights. He's always very hungry and has no collar....
I'll see what happens, if he gets a bit more trusting I might try and find out if he's chipped. No reports of missing cats, Ive looked in all the usual places.

mimi1234

fairclaire wrote: »

Ginger B has turned up early for his Sunday dinner :cool:

FC, I do like your Ginger pus sy very much. Looks totes cute.

Hope everyone is well. What a strange day. The sun was out for a bit and then it just chucked it down constantly.

What to wear to work tomorrow? Winter warmers or Summer minimals? Decisions. Decisions. Decisions............

tweets

76rosie wrote: »

No, it not tweets. yams are big with a brown hairyish skin and white on inside.

they don't really have a flavour but i like them. eaten on the side like potatoes though.

Sorry I don't think I have had a yam

The ones I buy are pinkie coloured flesh and tasty

karlie88

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Wham bam....thank you ma'am

What a sham.

:cool:

Saversue

:beer:

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Thanks sue, I have not been brave enough to try uninstalling IE11 as I can no longer see that IE10 is installed and I am worried I will lose all Mr TS's favourites that he has saved.

I expected to have to reinstall IE 10 from the windows Website, but when I removed IE11, IE 10 cam back automatically .
Did have a major panic when doing it though and was quite :eek: what have I done, till it worked

emerald21

Mrs_stinkface wrote: »

I got some ready meals- perfect for the hubby's lunch whilst at work, 26p each :T
And some massive meatball pasta bake things for 67p each. That's dinner sorted for us tomorrow. :j



Oh bless your heart.
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Thank you lol. Think I was more annoyed I'd had to leave the bootsale early. You d be surprised how quick I could run though .

savvy_sal

David. wrote: »

Lamb

Our local council have put fences and gates on my shortcut to sada's.Sheep are going to be grazing there 2 or 3 months of the year.The dog walkers keep cutting the fences down.The eu want the land going back to chalkland.I don't think I'll be brave enough to go sheep rustling:D:D

Dizzy_Ditzy

Emerald I shouldn't laugh but I am :rotfl: at the mental image you have just put in my head :rotfl:

mhoc

fairclaire wrote: »

He seems to have adopted us he's very shy but is around most of the time now, since my other cat died. Although he's been around for about 6 months anyway. He's been sleeping in OHs shed some nights. He's always very hungry and has no collar....
I'll see what happens, if he gets a bit more trusting I might try and find out if he's chipped. No reports of missing cats, Ive looked in all the usual places.

While the weather is fine he will be OK sleeping outside.

We had a walk by cat that was so scared he would vanish if he saw us walk by a window. He was also very hungry and would eat crusts of bread put out for the birds.
He was around all summer and then eventually when it got cold in October he came in to stay.
That was Fluffy our long haired cat and I think he must have had a bad start in life - he would at crisps and chocolate if you let him, so we had to keep these away from him, any baby noises frightened him and if crossed he could be quite scary so we think he was mis handled and/or not humanised as a kitten.
He was with us for a few years and then one night he went out and didn't come back and he died just down the road from us on someones drive, no mark on him so it was not a car accident, like his heart had just gone, very sad.