ELITE 11+ Awaiting glitches and chatting with friends

Dizzy_Ditzy

Westvleteren wrote: »

Bertie is most interested in Cat Watch 2014, he hasn't lost eye contact with the screen and he keeps twisting his head from side to side.

Asbo is the same

mrsmac10

carolt2 wrote: »

These tubs were 2 for £8 in my local T's today so not sure if it will work or when offer runs out.:o

Thanks They were £5.00 in mine the other day but may have been 2 for £8 but did not see that That would be better as i don't need to price match other stuff.

davemorton

tweets wrote: »

I never thought about her eating them . Knowing Poppy she would eat them. So wont put them down don't want her being ill

I would not worry about her being ill.

' There is evidence to support eggshells as an excellent source of calcium and protein for your pet. For strong bones and teeth, crush the eggshells and sprinkle about a half teaspoon into your pet’s regular kibble.'
http://www.petmd.com/dog/nutrition/evr_multi_eggs_for_pets2

mrsmac10

mutley_muppet wrote: »

Sorry I've not had chance to catch up. Been really busy in RL and am exhuasted.

Just a quick warning for anyone cancelling tmobile contracts. I have two to cancel soon and I found this thread here on MSE:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4363143

TMobile are being really sneaky charging people £20 odd pounds in early termination fees when you request a PAC code!!!

Having read that thread this is what I plan to do for the number I wish to keep (thanks to Hooloovoo). It involves a £10 payg top up but I want to keep the number and this seems the easiest way. The other number I will just give notice and not request a PAC code and lose the number.



Also lots of gluten free/ dairy free type things reduced to clear in Sainsbob's nationally.

Red SELs so the shelves had been cleared in my local apart from BBQ sauce. All in gluten free/ free from section,

All these are 20p each:
Barkat waffle ice cream cones (really nice, gutted there weren't any! )
Tiger Tiger garlic mayo
Tiger Tiger BBQ sauce
Doves Farm gluten free organic tricolore pasta 250g
Doves Farm gluten free organic pipe regate pasta 500g,
Doves Farm gluten free lemon cookies 250g
Mrs Crimbles Muffin & Sponge Cake Mix
Udi's Blueberry breakfast bars
Sweet Mandarin sweet & sour 300g
Helen's gluten free chocolate cupcake mix 240g
Byron Bay white chocolate cookies 125g
Nature's Path chocolate crispy rice bites 140g
Nature's Path gluten free munch cereal 300g


Phew. I need a cup of tea now x

Thanks for the above Went to Sainsbobs and got a couple of bits GD allergic to lots of stuff

Went just as they were doing 75% woopsies Nice bit of lamb for £2.99 :j

tweets

davemorton wrote: »

I would not worry about her being ill.

' There is evidence to support eggshells as an excellent source of calcium and protein for your pet. For strong bones and teeth, crush the eggshells and sprinkle about a half teaspoon into your pet’s regular kibble.'
http://www.petmd.com/dog/nutrition/evr_multi_eggs_for_pets2

Thank you for posting the information.

LEJC

Dont you just love it...apparently "we need cakes for school tomorrow"...thats ok i'll get some on the way in ..."no...homemade,a bit like bake off but at school....."


maybe its a little late in the evening to tell me...oh well




off I go then and bake something for the morning...night all

jumblejack

davemorton wrote: »

I would not worry about her being ill.

' There is evidence to support eggshells as an excellent source of calcium and protein for your pet. For strong bones and teeth, crush the eggshells and sprinkle about a half teaspoon into your pet’s regular kibble.'
http://www.petmd.com/dog/nutrition/evr_multi_eggs_for_pets2

I used to grind eggshells to give back to my chooks. Great addition to a diet

MKS

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Would that be Mr TS or Mr Ts :rotfl:

Mr Ts would be proud I used a jar of his own brand sauce.

Not sure Mr TS would have eaten it, he prefers to cook from scratch.

DD3 had seconds. :eek:

Oops, meant Mr TS.
Wonder why DD3 had seconds? Obviously preferred yours.

springdreams

LEJC wrote: »

The nivea gift pack....is it a glitch thing or just a good price?


wondering if I should go instore to get a couple tomorrow as they could be good stocking fillers/secret santa gifts....

They are priced individually at £10, so if you can find them at 2 for £8 in store I'd definitely get them.

Have fun with the baking.

I usually get told at the time of night that ingredients are needed for cooking class the next day which usually requires a trip to Mr T as that is my closest store ...

MKS

3Dogs wrote: »

Steve and I were just talking about you yesterday MKS, nothing bad just wondering how you were

Glad you are back safe and sound from your trip tinyshoes :j

Off to bed for me, night night all :beer:

I'm so-so, thanks. Actually was thinking of Steve yesterday when I was in Knella Road.;) Hope he, Andy and you are all ok.