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rhosynbach

bubbs wrote: »

Morning abailey :wave:
Hands not too bad thanks, early days yet, my neighbour is having op on her elbow today:eek:
Hubby had letter yesterday bought his one day forward that will soon be here:eek:

glad your arms not to bad bubbs bet you will be glad when all these ops are over for both of you and you can get back to normal,

lookinforabargain

Morning all

Quick catch up from last night.

Working today so NSD it shall be

Enterprise_1701C

99 days till Christmas

T42

jumblejack wrote: »

I use the big bottles for loads of things:windows, killing red mite, floors, leave in conditioner in a spray bottle, sinks, surfaces.

The list is endless.

The white vinegar is a load of fancy schmancy nonsense.

Vinegar is vinegar.

I've never heard of using vinegar in washing machines!! Or maybe I have but so much my mum said went in one ear n out the other

So how do you use vinegar in it then? Do a quick wash with no clothes and vinegar instead of persil? Bung it in with calgon?? Help please cos the idea of cleaning my washing machine sounds like a plan!:p a plan...not a pain. I shoulda gone to spec savers....

Thanks in advance

abailey54

bubbs wrote: »

Morning abailey :wave:
Hands not too bad thanks, early days yet, my neighbour is having op on her elbow today:eek:
Hubby had letter yesterday bought his one day forward that will soon be here:eek:

Glad it's doing okay, you and your neighbour can team up for banana peeling and onion chopping?

rhosynbach

my dd2 has a typical blonde bimbo friend, nicest girl ever but totally daft, she just asked dd2 if scotland vote yes does that mean she will not be able to buy scotch eggs anymore:rotfl::rotfl:
her favourite snack.

lookinforabargain

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

99 days till Christmas

Spammed and reported :eek:

Now go wash your mouth out with soap!

:rotfl: :rotfl:

rhosynbach

right of to prep a couple of lobsters and the prawns have a good morning everyone xxxx


hoping the pots are empty today:o:o:o:o:o

bubbs

rhosynbach wrote: »

good morning all hope the elite are wellxx

have a little dilemma this morning i found a letter, ds3 has won an award at school he is 14, ceremony tomorrow but he says he is not going. I want to go and see him get it, but he does not approve of the system that gives him an award for being top in maths with no hard work he says it comes naturally he looks at numbers and the answer is there, but other children struggle and work a lot harder than him, and one of his friends through hard work has moved up 3 sets, ds3 thinks his mate or others like him deserve the award more as they have worked a lot harder. I can see what he is saying and the choice is his, but I wanted the proud mum moment.:o:o:o:o:o

:T:T:Twell done ds3 he should still get it, but so nice and thoughtful of hm to think of others:A

bubbs

tweets wrote: »

Bye cya all later after walkies , work and Mr T's :wave:

byeeeeeeee:wave: happy shopping:D

rhosynbach wrote: »

glad your arms not to bad bubbs bet you will be glad when all these ops are over for both of you and you can get back to normal,

thanks, yes we will, both never had ops like this apart from when hubby had his accident few years ago, well 16 yrs now:eek: where has that time gone?