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Nannylala

Afternoon:) and what a beautiful one it is too.Had a busy morning icing cakes for tomorrow.Was having an NSD and had to pop home just in time to see the window cleaner:(so there goes my NSD for a burton.Now off to cook dinner for Lala and D Son-in-Law I do so like to feel useful;)

bubbs

tweets wrote: »

Didn't want redfox coming after you

No me neither :D

hornetgirl

Many thanks for all the anniversary wishes. We went out and used our last GR voucher, then had a lovely lunch in Carluccios.


:T:T:TQoC on your debt free status. I bet you feel fantastic :T:T:T


MKS if you still want somewhere to use your GR, we have SS here if you're passing, and you could always pop into T for some gammon - they have both smoked and unsmoked with "qualifying status"

DeeDee74

Two triggers.

EMMAP

Well done on being debt free QOC. I hope to join you myself by Christmas.

bubbs

DeeDee74 wrote: »

Two triggers.

I got the brush but did look at those bottles bit wasnt 100% sure, now i know, thanks:T

SpiralingDown

Afternoon

lookinforabargain wrote: »

My DD has a couple of wee friends who live in our block who are the same age and she's often out playing with them, but the 2 from next door have started just wandering in whenever they feel like it. I have said to them that they can't do that, but it doesn't seem to put them off I don't want to be mean to them but at the same time I don't them wandering into my house whenever tickles their fancy. Does anyone know what the parenting etiquette on this please?!

I had this bother when DS was younger, some kids would even walk in and help themselves to stuff out of the fridge, freezer or cupboards. DS didn't even have to be in the house!
We spoke to the more approachable parents about it stating we didn't mind them being in but would like them to wait until we're let in. They told their kids to knock and wait to be asked in.
The other parents were the sort you wouldn't say anything to them about their 'little angels' (these were the kids lifting stuff to eat from the kitchen) so we got round this by keeping the door locked while they were in the street :eek: this solved that problem and they stopped.
I'm not saying you have to go to that extreme of always having it locked but locking the door for a short while will make them think it'll always be locked so they don't even try to open it after a while.

SpiralingDown

LEJC wrote: »

If you applied a few weeks ago for the unibond air pure 360 trial with the insiders look out for your email ...I'm in


1250 air pure kits are being sent out on 1st October

I'm in too
Thanks to OP on this x

Claire1972

bubbs wrote: »

Save up to 25% on Karcher pressure washers + 1000 Clubcard points @ Tesco
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/save-up-25-karcher-pressure-washers-1000-clubcard-points-tesco-2009624

Thanks so much bubbs been looking at the K2 for a while now and a bonus with the points!!!

Claire1972

DeeDee74 wrote: »

Two triggers.

Thanks so is it 2 radox and 1 trigger in 1 shop?