ELITE 11+ Awaiting glitches and chatting with friends

Dizzy_Ditzy

Morning all

I so love Saturdays

I've got to go garden centre in a bit and buy my onions and garlic and get them planted up in modules before they go out proper. That is the most "urgent" thing I have to do this weekend. Oh and get 144 winter bedding plants dealt with :rotfl:

mrsmac10

Good morning all

Hugs to SD. Hope today is better.

Beautiful sunny morning, washing on. Got a load dried outside yesterday Makes such a difference.

Going to do a little baking and cooking and RTC shopping as the new freezer sill has a little space after my M7S shop.

It is a local bank holiday here. DD and family are off to the caravan They will have a great time if they weather holds.

pacifica9

Nannylala wrote: »

Good morning:)can't see the sunshine that was forecast :(hope it breaks through soon for our coffee morning

Hope your coffee morning goes well Nanny & you raise lots. :TMacmillan is very close to my heart as they were brilliant when my Dad was ill and provided so much support to my Mum.:)

jumblejack

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Morning all

I so love Saturdays

I've got to go garden centre in a bit and buy my onions and garlic and get them planted up in modules before they go out proper. That is the most "urgent" thing I have to do this weekend. Oh and get 144 winter bedding plants dealt with :rotfl:

Please share your incredible knowledge!!

What do you advise a noob to do at this time of year who has dreams of a productive garden?

What can be started off?

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TIA

Anon

jumblejack wrote: »

Do the hand washes work out around 50p ish?

I won't spend anything more than 40p a litre as a rule (as I fill the lovely dispensers with tesco value shampoo which happens to be 40p a litre . Guests don't suspect a thing)

Thank you to the Op and testers, but I am sitting this one out as we already have "a few" in stock from previous głitches.

Anon

pacifica9

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Morning all

I so love Saturdays

I've got to go garden centre in a bit and buy my onions and garlic and get them planted up in modules before they go out proper. That is the most "urgent" thing I have to do this weekend. Oh and get 144 winter bedding plants dealt with :rotfl:

Just catching up - congrats on being debt free qoc! :j You are an inspiration!

Nannylala

Off to iron my green shirt:(not a colour I would normally wear but want to look right for the coffee morning, Macmillan colour of course So went to the charity shop and picked one up when I told the lady why I wanted it she did not charge me:Tvery MSE :money: don't you think;)
Hope you all have an enjoyable weekend.

jumblejack

All the best, Nannylala.

You certainly will reap a great deal of satisfaction for your labors. :T

Not a bad return for a couple of days grafting

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Anon

Claire1972 wrote: »

Thanks Anon this one has fab reviews thanks for the information
Claire

I got this very one as a warehouse deal - in some cases the description of Good/very good etc refers to the outside box as mine was only Good but the box had a couple of additional stickers in it covering other address labels. Inside nothing had even been taken out of the packaging.

Anon

Nannylala

mrsmac10 wrote: »

Hope you get a lovely sunny day Nanny

pacifica9 wrote: »

Hope your coffee morning goes well Nanny & you raise lots. :TMacmillan is very close to my heart as they were brilliant when my Dad was ill and provided so much support to my Mum.:)

jumblejack wrote: »

All the best, Nannylala.

You certainly will reap a great deal of satisfaction for your labors. :T

Not a bad return for a couple of days grafting

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Many thanks ladies :Tthe macmillan Nurses are a breed of their own and make such a difference to so many people at what is the most difficult time in their lives:A:A:A:A:A