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Tinyshoes

strewth71 wrote: »

Am sure I was reading about you ironing this morning TS - you still not done it :eek::p

Edit:

Ooops, maybe it was bubbs this morning :rotfl:

Nah wasn't me I am never that keen. :eek:

Bubbs however that's another story. :rotfl:

Naebbirac

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Naebbirac


Don't want to quote but those flowers are stunning:)

TM, Thank you for not quoting xxx. DH took that pic at the Gardens of Heligan when we went to Cornwall recently. I think they're called Globe Thistles.
N x

tweets

locarr wrote: »

Watching channel 5 :mad::mad::mad::mad:

I am recording that but know why you are :mad::mad::mad::mad:

I am watching channel 4 and the dogs then Gordon Ramsey

lutzi1

It's starting to get chilly, so I'll just mention the following in case it's of any help to anyone.

I live in an old draughty house, and at certain times, especially in spring and autumn, I'll just put a heater on in the lounge rather than put the full heating system on. I used to have a1200/ 2400w fan heater, then I went down to 1000/ 2000w, then more latterly a 900/ 1800 w (I had to search quite hard for that one).

At the end of last winter I came across a ceramic heater reduced in Aldi to half price - about 9 pounds - with 400/800/1200w settings, so I thought I'd get one and give it a go.

Oh wow! It's extremely effective and I rarely put it on at more then one bar / 400 w. If it's really cold then I occasionally put it on two bars/ 800w, but I never leave on that for long at all, I just can't bear it! Really good and very energy saving - I can recommend it. The only downside is that I need to stop the dogs frying their noses, they love to snuggle close given half a chance.

TrulyMadly

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Nah wasn't me I am never that keen. :eek:

Bubbs however that's another story. :rotfl:

Your pink dress looks lovely TS....you will look fab at the christening:T

Cjj.....wow. You will look stunning. You can be our very own Ginny long legs:)

rhosynbach

tweets wrote: »

You should have asked at CS because in my store they not with tomatoes but in a silly place

thanks i will ask tomorrow as am passing our big tescos xx

Nannylala

Can tell the Autumn is fast approaching as I have decided it's time to sort the reading matter out:)got a nice pile of good books I have collected over the Summer as don't really read a lot then.Also been checking out how much tinned soup I have collected as fillers over the months;)and was surprised how much I had and they are always a useful standby.

Night night off to make a start on my first book tonight.

TrulyMadly

Naebbirac wrote: »

TM, Thank you for not quoting xxx. DH took that pic at the Gardens of Heligan when we went to Cornwall recently. I think they're called Globe Thistles.
N x

My favourite flower is the agapanthus.....always reminds me of a seaside cottage in Cornwall we used to visit. Never had much luck growing them though:o

rhosynbach

zippydooda wrote: »

rhosynbach

in asda tonight

thanks very much really need one we are going to look at a tractor tomorrow via tescos for tomatoes and asda for a wheel barrow now xx

TrulyMadly

lutzi1 wrote: »

It's starting to get chilly, so I'll just mention the following in case it's of any help to anyone

The only downside is that I need to stop the dogs frying their noses, they love to snuggle close given half a chance.

I read that as frogs drying their noses:rotfl: