Exit Left In The Event (of a glitch)

Tinyshoes

lookinforabargain wrote: »

I'm still waiting to be presented with a sparkling token of his affection for my ring finger:rotfl: Next year could be our year though He might finally get divorced :eek: :rotfl:

Hope you're eating by now!

Oops I jumped to a conclusion there.

I lost my sparkling token of affection well the sparkling bit fell out.

I did say would be one of the first things I got done when I got my inheritance. I have got as far as ask at the local jeweller but I keep forgetting to take the ring in for a quote. :eek:

Still not eating just heard something being stirred in a cup, that will be spices I think. :sighs:

Wheres_My_Cashback

Very Minor Glitch on bread, but comparison useless...two small loaves for 85p A v S, might be useful as a filler for something if hard pushed.

1 x Kingsmill Medium Sliced Soft White Bread (470g) £0.75 £0.75
1 x Kingsmill Tasty Wholemeal Little Big Loaf (470g) £0.75 £0.75

Bread is 2 For £1 on this £240 :eek: womble

rhosynbach

David. wrote: »

Eh, go for it what have you got to lose if you don't like it when you get a job give them notice.
Simples

thanks :T i make everything so complicated:o I love the way you look at things:D

Tinyshoes

Can hear knife on a chopping board now.

Oh and sounds like stirring in a wok. :T

bubbs

lookinforabargain wrote: »

I'm sure there's a comment to be made in there somewhere!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Hello LFAB:wave:
Yes but you know me im an :A:rotfl:

bubbs

Tinyshoes wrote: »

:eek::eek::eek:

Not sure exactly what you are offering Dotty there bubbs. :rotfl:

Nothing like i said im an :A

bubbs

David. wrote: »

On my way :grouphug:

:eek::eek: :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

rhosynbach

savingbabs wrote: »

Would count running a tearoom as working

it was my own tearoom i have never actually worked for a boss, so not sure how i would take to it :o

Tinyshoes

Dinner is served. :j

Laterz

76rosie

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Big TINY hug for you too rosie. :A

Different circumstances but moneysaving enabled me not too work while I was looking after my mum. I am sure I saved a lot more during that time than I could ever have earned. Keep your chin up.

I m ok when it's just work being annoying ... I m over the worst times.

Fortunately, I am tough. Years of being a the only woman in the factory has meant being strong.

It was my boss' foul mouth and continous abuse and threats of sacking me for no good reason after many years of hard work that were the final straw.

He still threatens all four managers but we stick together. Being a graduate with my own flat and car really winds him up. He hates to see his staff doing well.

So I try to smile sweetly and keep going.