Extraordinarily Loyal Is The Elite

tweets

bubbs wrote: »

Hello tweets:wave:
You ok?

I am ok thanks

bubbs

Glad to see at your mums no heating:T:T:T:T

emerald21

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Not sure about the song, but the advert made my day… ooh Mr Grey!



An operation!

:p:p:p:p

Nah, you are perfect the way you are x

I wish I could just slice it off with a sharp knife lol. It's probably a hormonal imbalance, been checking it out in H & B but I never know what works or not and they aren t cheap.

Doesn t help when trying my basques on as I have to be very careful not to catch my belly in the fastenings on the boned ones in the front Ouch

altojack

tweets wrote: »

Glad you enjoyed the book it was thanks to Jelly Biactol :T
I am reading my third book by Kathryn Casey did pay for them not a lot but I use the voucher my DS put into my Amazon account to buy books. I have looked on free sites but cant see any by her

Most of my books come from amazon, only paid for 3, the rest have been freebies.

m&S can confirm that Bury St Edmunds have SS. OOOPS Bury St Eds not on the list

nerfdad

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Thank you for all the congratulations, few tears as I caught up.

Still have to get through next couple days to actually make it though.

Bubbs and Mildred be gentle with David. he has not had much sleep this week. :rotfl:

:wave::wave::wave: Bye Bye Elite Angels :A

That includes you nerfy.

Mr tiny must be an:A
Have a great time:)

pk04

Nenen wrote: »

I agree FC - did you see the Guardian article on primary school proms? http://www.theguardian.com/society/2014/jul/20/primary-school-prom-dresses-limos-exhausted-parents


"Aimee Woolley, 36, from Tipton, made headlines when she was revealed to have taken on a second job as a cleaner to get her daughter Beth – who is 11 – a £200 prom dress and a £300 hired limousine for her school prom. "I just wanted to give my daughter the biggest, best prom she could imagine," she said."


I pity these children who will grow up knowing the cost of everything and the value of nothing!

I agree, my niece recently had her primary school prom and she wore a dress my sister got from a charity shop with a few alterations made by my mum (she wanted to play with her new rhinestone glue gun from lidl :rotfl:). She ended up being prom queen mainly because she was one of the most normally dressed girls there :cool::T

bubbs

Hello AJ:wave:
Hope your feeling better?
Dont forget peeps it is a FREE LISTING 4 DAYS on ebay:D

nerfdad

Anon wrote: »

Which absolute numpty designed the Travelodge website? It is next to useless if you are trying to find family rooms (a filter would be useful!). You put in the dates, rooms, location etc you need ... it comes back saying the hotel you want is not available for those rooms and gives other suggested hotels nearby ... which are also not available :mad:. It cannot be that difficult to have a system which shows you the nearest available hotel for your dates - suggesting I change the number of people in a room (drop the kids?) is not at all helpful! Two hours of my life wasted and still no nearer. Mr Travelodge, I couldn't care less whether you have lots of other hotels nearby with a range of enticing rates if there is no availability for the family rooms I need!

Rant over ... for now!

Anon

Only a few family rooms at each travel lodge so we always take an air bed;):)

Dizzy_Ditzy

Have a fab party Tinyshoes :beer:

emerald21

nerfdad wrote: »

10 foot paddling pool:cool:
But sorting out the camping gear for next week:eek:
Just found 15 lynx shower gel from Christmas :T
4 hair gel from the big asda glitch 2 years ago:rotfl:
I have about 40 dove :eek::eek:

I wish you were my dad lol ,all these things you do with your kids. My dad died when I was 8 so nothing like that. My mum did her best I guess. I remember us trooping outside one Nov 5th to watch my mum light a box of fireworks which didn t last long then troop back in again lol. We only had one summer holiday one year to Butlins Pwllhelli