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bubbs

tweets wrote: »

Good Afternoon scottishshortie :hello:

She was ok apart from talking about weight loss. She supposedly lost 5lbs since last week :eek: no way she not that big :rotfl::rotfl:

Makes me laugh because it took her so she says 13 weeks to lose a stone then she loses that in a week.

I asked her what she now weighed and her answer 10st 2lb so I said lets both have a weigh on your scales but she refused.

If you look in her fridge at the custard , thick cream , crème caramels , trifles , cream cakes and loads fattening foods I have decided she is mocking my weight loss She did ask what weight I wanted to get down to and I said out of overweight into normal that shut her up

:T:T:T:T well done tweets, she might not mention it again

Westvleteren

tweets wrote: »

Good Afternoon scottishshortie :hello:

She was ok apart from talking about weight loss. She supposedly lost 5lbs since last week :eek: no way she not that big :rotfl::rotfl:

Makes me laugh because it took her so she says 13 weeks to lose a stone then she loses that in a week.

I asked her what she now weighed and her answer 10st 2lb so I said lets both have a weigh on your scales but she refused.

If you look in her fridge at the custard , thick cream , crème caramels , trifles , cream cakes and loads fattening foods I have decided she is mocking my weight loss She did ask what weight I wanted to get down to and I said out of overweight into normal that shut her up

Now's the time to start planning what you are going to do when you get to a weight you are happy with Your plan for maintaining......

lookinforabargain

rhosynbach wrote: »

afternoon all hope everyone is well xx
got lost on anglesey this morning:o:o took the wrong turning and ended up at the nuclear power station, then parys mountain:o but it was a nice drive



wow what memorys my first post out of the shyness of lurkdom was on this thread, and the lovely lala was the first to welcome me, :A many names gone but not forgotten also there, but many that still post, also the wonderful hc who was the first person I had any contact with with autism, thanks to him,savvy , fc and a few others have taught me to be a more understanding and tolerant person and not to shy away from something that I dont understand... :T:T:T

Memories indeed! My first post is on there too!

bubbs

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bubbs

Tala glas storage / spice jars 90ml 39p in Home Bargains
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bubbs

Box of 12 packs of polos £1.00 @ Home Bargains
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Baberaham_Lincoln

cjj wrote: »

Bit of a long shot but has anyone got a thundershirt for their dog. Supposed to calm it down when thundering or fireworks going off. They are £30 and reviews seem ok so I'm thinking of ordering today. Tia xx

We bought one of these for a tiny toy poodle who suffered travel sickness every time she travelled by car. It worked immediately - she's never been sick in the car since and she doesn't need to wear it at all for travelling now. Hopefully, one of these would have a similar calming effect against fireworks. If it doesn't help, though, I think you could pretty much get your money back by re-selling on eBay.

HTH and that Bonfire Night isn't too stressful

Jelly_Biactol

EMMAP wrote: »

In Sainsbobs today I picked up two 'mini ponies' that were 49p each. Does anyone know of any national scheme for presents for disadvantaged kids at Christmas? My local foodbank may do something but just wondered- you're a knowledgable lot

EMMAP wrote: »

There's something called the kindness offensive that did a huge drive last year and volunteers actually helped to deliver the presents to various hospitals etc which is something I'd like to do too. Bloody love Christmas!

Chelsea & Wesminster Hospital
http://www.chelwest.nhs.uk/about-us/charitable-support/donation-of-goods
Great Ormond St Hospital
http://www.gosh.org/gen/donate/gifts-in-kind/
Barnados, at any shop
http://www.barnardos.org.uk/shop/donating_goods.htm
British Red Cross, at any shop
http://www.redcross.org.uk/en/Get-involved/Our-shops/Donate-to-our-charity-shops

cjj_2

Baberaham_Lincoln wrote: »

We bought one of these for a tiny toy poodle who suffered travel sickness every time she travelled by car. It worked immediately - she's never been sick in the car since and she doesn't need to wear it at all for travelling now. Hopefully, one of these would have a similar calming effect against fireworks. If it doesn't help, though, I think you could pretty much get your money back by re-selling on eBay.

HTH and that Bonfire Night isn't too stressful

Thankyou for your help. I've now decided to order, worth a try xx

scottishshortie

tweets wrote: »

Good Afternoon scottishshortie :hello:

She was ok apart from talking about weight loss. She supposedly lost 5lbs since last week :eek: no way she not that big :rotfl::rotfl:

Makes me laugh because it took her so she says 13 weeks to lose a stone then she loses that in a week.

I asked her what she now weighed and her answer 10st 2lb so I said lets both have a weigh on your scales but she refused.

If you look in her fridge at the custard , thick cream , crème caramels , trifles , cream cakes and loads fattening foods I have decided she is mocking my weight loss She did ask what weight I wanted to get down to and I said out of overweight into normal that shut her up

Good for you sounds like my mum's fridge she always trying to fattening me up I'm only 5ft 2 and size 10 so don't need it but she doesn't think we eat enough as we don't eat cakes or pudding we both prefer fruit