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MKS

DeeDee74 wrote: »

:eek::eek: My only crime is lovin them a lot:D
I'm pretty sure they love me back though, they assigned me my own little helper you know the one's who follows you around store.

I take it they don't want my basket to get too heavy or over flowing trolley to slow me down.
I think it's true love

Love your humour. :T:T

David.

MKS wrote: »

Thought that I was your Gobbly?:p

:eek: shocked

Dizzy_Ditzy

SpiralingDown wrote: »

Oh, I would love to have a fabric stash again. My last lot got ruined while in storage and no where to store any at the minute. I'm looking to make a start soon and first item I NEED is a new sewing machine and spending time to get the best for the money I have to spend.

Lidl have got them next weekend for £60

Mildred1970

All 3 varieties of Impulse gift set still working as triggers for the tres red box

Thanks for assistance earlier :A

fairclaire

SpiralingDown wrote: »

Rhosynbach can I swop my DS for one of yours please???
Mine has been attached to me like a limpet all summer and still is. I can't get off my seat without him asking where I'm going. I go to make lunch or dinner and he's right behind me. He wants to know what I'll be doing while he's at school and when I pick him up he asks what I've done and if they're different he wants to know why, I've got to the stage where I tell him I'll just be at home doing nothing.
I'm trying to get him to be a bit more independent but he's fighting me all the way, the only thing he'll do himself is make his breakfast. He doesn't leave the house at all, has no friends locally and it's starting to bug both of us because I can't cope with him being under my feet so much.
But saying that I'd be complaining if he was never in, running about with kids I don't know and getting up to god knows what. I suppose I can't win either way

I suppose it's understandable that he's clingy to you SD. Must be difficult for you though.
DS2 never goes out either. He has no interest in spending time with anyone else. He's not clingy though.....quite the opposite. I can go hours and hours without seeing him unless he passes me on the way to the trampoline. It used to bother me a lot, then I realised he's just happy with his own company. I was pushing him to be a bit more sociable when actually he's not happy doing that.
Has he not got any interests that he could maybe join clubs etc for?

Dizzy_Ditzy

What a day! 100 mile round trip, which included getting stuck in traffic going through Bath both ways :mad: a lunch out a trip to wilkinsons, more shed painting, more fence painting and siphoning blackberry wine into a demijohn

And now it's time to chill for a bit before more painting tomorrow. Oh and the glass is going into the new greenhouse tomorrow

Once again, I'll be glad to get back to work on Monday for a rest from all this physical stuff :rotfl:

Nipped to the allotment this morning and cane back with cabbage, cauliflower, carrots and sweetcorn :j

bubbs

MKS wrote: »

Thought that I was your Gobby?:p

He has a few:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

SpiralingDown

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Lidl have got them next weekend for £60

Thank you QOC I'll have a look in ours because our offers are sometimes different but hope they're the same

David.

bubbs wrote: »

He has a few:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

The clues in the name Gobbies
:kisses3:

lookinforabargain

Evening all

The tiredness is kicking in now It's been a long old day!
Thank goodness I don't go out very often, I don't know how people can do that on a regular basis :rotfl: