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fairclaire

Snap-ant wrote: »

Fourp & his brother were joking about their Mum, who they both suspect her of the 'crime' of going through their belongings secretively

Fourp's brother has put a lot of his stuff this weekend in her loft as he is in between homes, he sent the following text -

'I could hear the creak of loft ladder being pulled out as soon as I shut the front door'

to his Mum by accident :o:o:o

Oh my!
Sorry but it did make me giggle just a little bit honest

TrulyMadly

Claire1972 wrote: »

Thanks for this, made 2 orders bedding was reduced so couldn't use any code, but got some curtains which were £39 got them for £19.50 with the 50% off code and a free 3 piece cosmetic gift set.

All needed for my girls new bedrooms, that's one room down another to go!!

I know someone whose Granda is a brilliant wallpaperer:D

EMMAP

purpledonkey wrote: »

:rotfl: Is 30 young?! I feel like I'm borderline. I'm enjoying this job, just not the 4-5 hours sleep maximum every day. On that note I better go to bed. Laters!

30 is definitely young.

This weekend at my second cousin's christening my cousin's mother in law asked if I was going back to university.

She'd mistaken me for my 20 year old cousin

Oooh I've never been to Barcelona VT. Will make sure PD and I have a confab this weekend after she's gotten some shut eye. Cheers!

SpiralingDown

fairclaire wrote: »

I think some places use starches to prevent creasing?
Then there's who's touched them and did they wash their hands when they last went to the loo. Or in a shop.....who's tried them on??
You know what I mean? there's no type of clean like your own clean

When I was a teenager there was a clothes shop where everyone who tried clothes on caught scabies. The local gps were trying to figure out why so many teenage girls were coming in with the symptoms and only after a few mentioned trying on clothes in this store did they work it out. It was the only common thing between them all. Environmental health closed them down until everything had been treated, including the member of staff they thought might have started it.
I was one of the victims
Ever since I've been very wary of trying clothes on in stores and tend to stick to the ones that I know treat their clothes after people try them on, even if it's only steaming it. I'm known in one store and the lady in the changing room steams them before I try them on :rotfl:

EMMAP

Mildred1970 wrote: »

10 hours is nothing Em, it'll go by really quickly

Try 27 hours door to door SWales to SEPoland, I actually thought I would die...we arrived at OHs cousins house in the wee small hours, muttered incoherently then fell on the bed fully clothed and passed out for about 12 hours

Guh. That's terrible. Longest I've ever travelled was Fiji-LA-London. Think it took me almost 24 hours. That was bad enough.

Claire1972

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I know someone whose Granda is a brilliant wallpaperer:D

Yes me too! I'm not doing wallpaper just emulsion. Would you like to come round and give me a hand?

I will treat you to your dinner I do a lovely pasta dish!!!:D

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I know someone whose Granda is a brilliant wallpaperer:D

I can wallpaper if someone puts the top bit up for me , my dad taught me how to paste and brush the air bubbles out. I have his wallpaper scissors and line (a little brass weight on a string). :A

It was his trade painter and decorator. White overalls with a pocket watch in the pocket so it didn't get covered in paint. I have that too.

bubbs

Night all :wave:

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

No good zippy, aau and TS bought them all:rotfl:

You are terrible TM, we were not the only ones.

My builder with the 3 week old was pleased with his box of 3+ leftover from instore glitch. He even offered to pay me for them. Think it was payment enough for him catching me still in bed first thing. :rotfl:

zippydooda

bubbs wrote: »

Night all :wave:

its goodnight from her and its goodnight from me :beer: