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fairclaire

Mildred1970 wrote: »

Oh no when will you see him next?

Re handcuffs: not coming until next week according to amazon, no doubt DS will be champing at the bit fo them tomorrow. I will have to make him some out of cardboard or something yikes:)

Oh he's not that far away.....Liverpool. So he does come home for the odd weekend. I just like having him here Not in a possessive mummy way or anything :rotfl::rotfl:

Oh dear......I hope he doesn't get too impatient. Just explain that next day delivery costs lots of pennies

It's amazing what you can make out of stuff when needs must. When DS2 was a toddler he had a bob the builder figure that was surgically attached to him! Bob needed a bathroom so.......empty shoe box. The bath was an empty mini Jaffa cakes tub, with an overhead shower made from a straw. The loo was an empty yoplait yogurt tub and a sink made out of a no7 eyeshadow box sat on top of a no7 mascara box :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: He loved it

fairclaire

pacifica9 wrote: »

It's used to map/forecast aurora probability using geomagnetic/solar storm activity.

http://sunearthday.nasa.gov/swac/tutorials/mag_kp.php

Thank you
How interesting. Ive just been out.......again *sigh* nothing. It's clouding over too.

I did see the 'super moon' through the week though. Looking at the size of the moon tonight, it was quite spectacular.

Mildred1970

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh he's not that far away.....Liverpool. So he does come home for the odd weekend. I just like having him here Not in a possessive mummy way or anything :rotfl::rotfl:

Oh dear......I hope he doesn't get too impatient. Just explain that next day delivery costs lots of pennies

It's amazing what you can make out of stuff when needs must. When DS2 was a toddler he had a bob the builder figure that was surgically attached to him! Bob needed a bathroom so.......empty shoe box. The bath was an empty mini Jaffa cakes tub, with an overhead shower made from a straw. The loo was an empty yoplait yogurt tub and a sink made out of a no7 eyeshadow box sat on top of a no7 mascara box :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: He loved it

Love it :T

I know, they love home made stuff more sometimes

Last year DS went though a petrol pump stage when OH came over he had to make him one out of a couple of boxes and a hoover hose (luckily we had a few hoover hoses to choose from lol) he loved it :rotfl:

fairclaire

Mildred1970 wrote: »

Love it :T

I know, they love home made stuff more sometimes

Last year DS went though a petrol pump stage when OH came over he had to make him one out of a couple of boxes and a hoover hose (luckily we had a few hoover hoses to choose from lol) he loved it :rotfl:

Bless him, he sounds like an absolute star
Loving the petrol pump stage :rotfl::rotfl: He obviously has a thing for hoses :eek:

pacifica9

fairclaire wrote: »

Thank you
How interesting. Ive just been out.......again *sigh* nothing. It's clouding over too.

I did see the 'super moon' through the week though. Looking at the size of the moon tonight, it was quite spectacular.

Indeed. On Tuesday night it rose a bright orange as it picked up the colour of the setting sun.

Mildred1970

fairclaire wrote: »

Bless him, he sounds like an absolute star
Loving the petrol pump stage :rotfl::rotfl: He obviously has a thing for hoses :eek:

He is completely mad bonkers :rotfl:

Car permitting we're off to sada tomorrow, we have to go to b&q aswell to look at the henry hoovers

I also need to go to Ts to take some stuff back which will also require some time spent in the hoover aisle

And so to bed, night :wave:

fairclaire

Mildred1970 wrote: »

He is completely mad bonkers :rotfl:

Car permitting we're off to sada tomorrow, we have to go to b&q aswell to look at the henry hoovers

I also need to go to Ts to take some stuff back which will also require some time spent in the hoover aisle

And so to bed, night :wave:

Happy hoovering
I might join you :eek:





in saying goodnight :rotfl::rotfl:

dipdap

Morning all
Stuck at work all weekend again boo!
Looks like I can keep my chips to myself tonight

Evangeline1971

mhoc wrote: »

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Thanks for this, I've signed up. They did ask a lot of personal questions though :undecided They better send me one after all that!

vanilla_twist

mimi1234 wrote: »

Hi all.

Could one of you advise me please.

I've seen a flat for £60K. It's 2 bed and is on the 2nd floor. I've been to see it and quite like it, but the service charge is giving me the willies. Last year it was almost £2K and I know the service charge can vary and can either go up or down. What do you guys make of that? Yay or nay? Please and thanks to anyone who can help. I'm a first time buyer and knowing how thick I am, I know I would make the wrong decision if it was left to me. :(:(

Ask to be provided with evidence of how the service charge is split. Like how much was paid for lighting, lifts, decorating communal areas and how much saved as contingency fund. These recordsnwill be available for the last year. Also find out if it is a co operative run block of flats or agent run. Co operative gives you a greater say.
For 2k a year I think I would want secure gated parking as well.
My friend lives in nice newish block (he has been there 6 years from new) he has seen his service charge rise steeply and the money not spent on basic communal maintenance.
All this shouĺd be available for you to view at the estate agents.
As I live in the south £60 k for a 2 bed fkat sounds really good. Even if you do not own a car a designated parking space will make it easier to sell on later.
V x