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Tinyshoes

zippydooda wrote: »

off to tenby in half hr. expecting rain all week end.

Forecast doesn't look good anywhere, temperature starting to drop.

And Mr TS is camping Market Drayton next week while helping out on a course. :eek:

Glad I don't have to go with him. :cool: It's like going to outer Siberian at the best of times anything north of Southampton. :rotfl:

Hope you have a good time zippy. :A

zippydooda

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Forecast doesn't look good anywhere, temperature starting to drop.

And Mr TS is camping Market Drayton next week while helping out on a golf course. :eek:

Glad I don't have to go with him. :cool: It's like going to outer Siberian at the best of times anything north of Southampton. :rotfl:

Hope you have a good time zippy. :A

good for him he will enjoy it. and the exercise will be good for him

don't know why but your post about Southampton made me look up the most southerly point of mainland Britain.

Lizard Point is the most southerly point on mainland Great Britain at 49° 57' 30" N
that's in cornwall

Munqui

HUKD: 1ltr & 70cl spirits at Asda for £15.00 see list in description.

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70cl JD honey for £15 is [STRIKE]a bargain[/STRIKE] quite good imho.

Sarahdol75

zippydooda wrote: »

off to tenby in half hr. expecting rain all week end.

Have fun, love tenby, used to go as a child. Havnt been for a few years though

izzy65

Good morning, sorry to hear your trying time vanilla twist and wishing you the strength to deal with all thats happening think the camera is a grear idea. TS I know what you mean about holey knick, it's usually the waist that goes on mine:o, hope everyone has a good day:)

Tinyshoes

zippydooda wrote: »

good for him he will enjoy it. and the exercise will be good for him

don't know why but your post about Southampton made me look up the most southerly point of mainland Britain.

Lizard Point is the most southerly point on mainland Great Britain at 49° 57' 30" N
that's in cornwall

Oh lol you don't know Mr TS at all, he is not interested in any games that involve balls at all. :rotfl:

No footie, tennis and especially not golf. He is like Mr TM, likes the cycling.

It's an agriculture course he is helping on, so living on the land while it's on to keep costs down. :money:

I know I am not as south as you can go but think we are lucky in Poole because of the harbour it has a bit of it's own micro climate we often miss the real extreme cold in the winter.

Tinyshoes

Now I am zippy had to google whether Market Drayton have a golf course. :rotfl:

Tinyshoes

Oh my sun has come out, going to be a good day to move my stash out of the bathroom after all. :j

I will be gone for hours.

SpiralingDown

Morning
Loving the OCD tales.
DH used to complain I was a washing line perfectionist, we had a whirlybird one and underwear went in the inside (so no one could see them ) all hung the same way, socks went on the outside and pegged in pairs by just one layer of material. Bras were NEVER to be hung on the line.
The wardrobe was the same, DH would just hang up whatever way and in whatever order they were given to him in. Socks never bundled into their pairs, underwear just shoved into drawers even if I'd given him them in neat piles they somehow ended up in a ball in the drawer :mad: It would always take me half an hour to redo everything, put work uniform, tops and jeans into order (even by colour and sleeve length ) pair up socks from the bundle that had just been thrown into the drawer and refold underwear.

DS is just like his dad, complains about how long it takes to bring down washing and then to put it all away after it's been hung up and dried. Luckily for him we have no outdoor washing line so things are hung on radiators or on the banisters overlooking our stairs but even there things have an order. At least it only takes minutes to put stuff away because I do it most of the time. Since being so sick at the start of the year I have mellowed a bit as DS was doing things his way but it was hard.

I think a lot of the elite have varying degrees of OCD, I know everything in my stash is in neat rows, all facing the same way.
Does anyone else get the urge to want to organise the stash in some of those extreme couponing show houses? When they pull out boxes of mixed toiletries, toothbrushes or razors I would love to just get it organised

henrik777

Munqui wrote: »

HUKD: 1ltr & 70cl spirits at Asda for £15.00 see list in description.

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/1ltr-70cl-spirits-asda-for-15-list-description-2014789

70cl JD honey for £15 is [STRIKE]a bargain[/STRIKE] quite good imho.

1L Tia maria £15 plus 10% off msm or via T and S with WYS to get a bigger 10%.