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cheer1eader

happy birthday sarahdol & wookeyhole :bdaycake: :bdaycake:

Nannylala

David. wrote: »

Ageist :eek:
:rotfl:

No David I just appreciate good manners

cheer1eader

Nannylala wrote: »

No David I just appreciate good manners

i agree, i always taught my boys to say please & thank you & even though they sometimes need reminding it makes me feel proud of them when people say how polite they are

karlie88

Any A-Level results out there?!



Ah memories....

rose28454

I too was one of those people who hid from knocks on the door. I remember about 15 years ago when I was trying to get a 2nd mortgage to clear some debts with a fairly dodgy company. I was working for my brother and rushing to the phone box every lunchtime to beg them to put it through. They turned us down luckily and we managed. Not to say we did not remortgage a few times with B/S but these are nearly paid off although some cc debts remain. At last I am able to pay my bills each month and am gradually clearing back debts. Not afraid of opening the door these days. Had a knock last night from nice 15 year old boy from around corner who spoke to me in garden last week asking if he could do my garden. Has his own mower and hedgetrimmer and is supposed to come today to cut my lawns and hedges for me for £20.00. Really nice lad and glad to give him a chance.

David.

Nannylala wrote: »

No David I just appreciate good manners

:kisses2: people of all ages struggle with manners.

On holiday the waiters came to your table/sunbeds etc to take your drinks order and then brought them back for you, and whilst people watching as you do we noticed some that did not even look in their direction when the drinks arrived never mind a thank you :eek:
It was shocking seriously who do these people think they are :mad:

tweets

Nannylala wrote: »

Thanks tweets and good morning to you :)hope you have fun today organising you new Fridge freezer today;)

Good Morning Nannylala :hello:

I will have fun I am hoping my unboxed pizzas will fit the drawers not as wide as my old one it had 3 drawers one was extra long I called the pizza drawer

David.

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Gosh, that brought back more memories. I recall seeing an electricity board van pull up outside, we ran upstairs and hid :eek: As for the phone calls, we actually had our phone cut off voluntarily for other reasons (well, I say voluntarily, we simply chose not to pay that bill over others). As you say, it makes us who we are. I simply cannot pay more for anything than I have to anymore!



Sorry, are you meant to be sensible when you grow up?

What is the point of growing up then having to act like an adult :rotfl::rotfl:

I hope not

tigerwhite_2

Bananababe wrote: »

Do you home bake at all ?

You know cakes ? Bread ? Muffins ?

No ? Yes ?

Otherwise its a waste of that wooden spoon ! :rotfl:

:rotfl:

dipdap wrote: »

Tiger how the devil are you?
I forgot to say it was lovely to see you a couple of weeks back I forgot to send you home with strawberry plants they're still in my garden waiting for you.
We were over your way last week and will be again next week but I think you're at work

I'm ok thanks, just been flat out. you? I remembered the strawberry plants when I got home (duh!). I work Tues, Wed and Thurs but could bob out for half an hour

nan26

nerfdad wrote: »

I've found a glitch:eek::eek:

Daz laundry liquid violet blossom 20 washes 1L rtc £2
Still showing as £4 on msm and compairs to £2 in m:eek:

Morning all is this asda or tesco please