ELITE 11+ glitch loving, barmy bargain hunters

MKS

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Keyhole opening? Doesn't say much for how well the wearers are endowed does it :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Enterprise, what are you saying? Do you think that size is important?:p

purpledonkey

bubbs wrote: »

Hello PD

Good day to you and the rest of the elite. I hope I find you all well. Please forgive me for not catching up on nearly 300 pages, I'll be honest I can't be arsed to jump in the shower let alone do copious amounts of reading

bubbs

David. wrote: »

The clues in the name Gobbies
:kisses3:

dont come back and get your wig off:p:p;);):rotfl: and back to you :kisses3:

SpiralingDown

fairclaire wrote: »

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?

DS seems to be the same at the minute, sometimes he's happy in his own company but likes to know I'm nearby. He's always on his iPad, watching minecraft videos on YouTube or playing it. He sits beside me with his headphones on in his own wee world but if I move they're off his ear and he asks where I'm going.
Where we used to live our house was the one to be at because they could do anything (within reason), kids coming and going, playing games, playing on the ps3, on the trampoline and baking. DS loved it because he decided what they done, now it's so different, he's lost his confidence and does very minimal with other kids.
I've encouraged him to be part of the newspaper in school and he loves it, considering he struggles with English! He loved taking photos and playing about with his bridge camera but even that has went to the wayside
I too push him to be more sociable by making him go to a youth group, most of whom are great because there are kids there with they're own challenges but there are a few who suffer from ADHD and DS just clashes with them from time to time because they can sometimes be in his face so they are told by the other teenagers to calm down and leave DS alone. I think it's great for them that they understand each other and know when to step in to try and calm the situation before it escalates.

MKS

Snap-ant wrote: »

:o:o

Confession

I have about 25 rolls of Laura Ashley Fabric in my attic

and an equal amount in storage boxes :eek:

We used to be able to buy it at silly silly prices from the Staff shop .....

all for the one day I will make new sofa covers, curtains, bedding,

but then they started having curtain sales & I then amassed lots & lots of pairs of huge beautiful curtains, again stashed in attic

All will be revealed when we move :eek:

Sure you won't just draw the curtains?

David.

purpledonkey wrote: »

Good day to you and the rest of the elite. I hope I find you all well. Please forgive me for not catching up on nearly 300 pages, I'll be honest I can't be arsed to jump in the shower let alone do copious amounts of reading

Minger _pale_

msgoggins

Soz if this is old news

Thanks to Extreme couponing https://s3.amazonaws.com/com.2112.ads/littlemiracles/images/Little_Miracles_Online_Coupon.jpeg

makes it better than free :-)

Located near the bottled water.

13 items (5 different) on your bill qualify for comparison ASDA Tesco
+£5.00

0.15 x ASDA Carrots by Weight per kg £0.11 £0.11
0.05 x ASDA Onions by Weight per kg £0.04 £0.03
0.15 x ASDA Red Onions by Weight per kg £0.11 £0.12
1 x ASDA Hero Select Toppers with Lamb Carrot & Pasta ... £0.40 N/A
1 x ASDA Hero Select Toppers with Beef Peas & Pasta - ... £0.20 N/A
1 x ASDA Hero Select Toppers with Chicken Bacon Egg & ... £0.40 N/A
3 x Little Miracles Organic Energy Green Tea, Ginseng,... £4.50 £3.00
7 x Little Miracles Organic White Tea & Ginseng (330ml... £10.50 £7.00

Comparison total (compared products only) £15.26 £10.26

mutley_muppet

EMMAP wrote: »

I like lentil chips too mm- M&S do some but tried these from Tesco last night and they were yum

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=280541639

karlie88 wrote: »

Ooooh never had lentil chips.

Sound scrummy. :T

If you see them, the Cofresh Sour Cream & Chives flavour lentil chips are lovely! They are lighter than the houmous chips. :j

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

My head's a bit mashed with all these thoughts of dogs dying a slow painful death

I see that some of the people who thanked my original post have in other posts clearly expressed a different opinion. I'm curious why people would thank a post if they don't agree with what's said in the post :think:

I might thank a post even if the person has a totally different opinion to me as I accept we are all different and have different priorities.
I don't press thanks on a post that I think is offensive or a blatant wind up!
Some posts I don't thank because I haven't had time to catch up.

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I know tweets....but we are all different and honestly life would be so very boring if we all shared the same opinions.

I agree. :beer:

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Think this whole fire business has hit hard at the animal lover inside of us. Personally I am using the distraction technique. Just can't bear to think about it:o

I'm trying not to think about it, and am trying to focus on the positive actions being taken by lovely people now. x

MKS

David. wrote: »

Everyone with a scissor obsession

Are you afraid of the snipping?:eek::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs

purpledonkey wrote: »

Good day to you and the rest of the elite. I hope I find you all well. Please forgive me for not catching up on nearly 300 pages, I'll be honest I can't be arsed to jump in the shower let alone do copious amounts of reading

no time to be naughty then;)
yes im ok just got a manky hand:rotfl: