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David.

rhosynbach wrote: »

thanks x they want aberdeen angus not asda beef as its rubish:eek:
did say mine was actually tesco not asda :rotfl: they are also doing lobster thermidor, db said he would be in charge of asking the fishmonger for the lobsters, as he will get better ones.. if they had not been so rude I would have mentioned that boys have pots and sell lobster to ...... the local fishmonger :rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl:

dipdap

bubbs wrote: »

Everyone told me it was easy:rotfl::rotfl: but tell you what if i had known thats a's was like that when i was off, would have spent the day there:rotfl::rotfl:
Oh thats not good just think of the pennies:D

I told you
I'd live there if I could get away with it

bubbs

rhosynbach wrote: »

thanks x they want aberdeen angus not asda beef as its rubish:eek:
did say mine was actually tesco not asda :rotfl: they are also doing lobster thermidor, db said he would be in charge of asking the fishmonger for the lobsters, as he will get better ones.. if they had not been so rude I would have mentioned that boys have pots and sell lobster to ...... the local fishmonger :rotfl::rotfl:

I had missed this till dotty quoted now that is:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs

dipdap wrote: »

I told you
I'd live there if I could get away with it

im going do lally i think:rotfl::rotfl:
what live in a's?:rotfl::rotfl: i know you would like to live mk

rhosynbach

fairclaire wrote: »

Hugs Rhos......families sometimes Im sure your own family will appreciate the beef much more when you have one of your big get togethers

thanks fc xxx

cjj_2

bubbs wrote: »

Sorry to hear that but sometimes they need to get in your system and settle bit, give it a few more days xx
We are suffering:rotfl: i now have a bad foot again and he has mouth ulcers:eek: but apart from that fine:rotfl::rotfl:

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Give yourself some time with the tablets, it can be hard at first if they give you side effects but do try to keep going with them as it will settle after a couple of weeks and If it doesn't there are always others you can try. Try and be kind to yourself as well and take care :A

Thankyou both. Sorry to here about yours and oh problems bubbs. Hope your both soon feeling better. I know what your saying about the tablets but it feels like they are causing me physical illness on top of the mental health stuff. Don't think I can take another, I do have to do a lot of driving and this will effect me. Not sure what the answer is tbh xx

cjj_2

Keep meaning to tell people about the Lidl noodles. 18p a pack and weight is 108g which is much bigger and cheaper than supermarkets own brand. Better than super noodles imo and several different flavours. Hth

Classy_Chick06

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

It's taken almost two hours to get home :mad: :mad: :mad:

While waiting for the bus, I had a Black Forest hot choc from Costa, got preached at by an ex smoker, who with her banging on about smoking made me want one, so I rolled one and walked away from the bus shelter. She then walked PAST me, glaring at me the whole time :eek:

Shame there wasn't an instore boots glitch, I could have gone and filled my boots with that instead :rotfl:

was it nice?
I have heard mixed reviews about this, but really want to try one for myself....

just out of interest,did you know they contain a massive 546 calories and a whopping 26g of fat and 60g sugar each:eek:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2069842/Starbucks-Costa-festive-treats-contain-calories-McDonalds-double-cheeseburger.html

Enterprise_1701C

rhosynbach wrote: »

thanks x they want aberdeen angus not asda beef as its rubish:eek:
did say mine was actually tesco not asda :rotfl: they are also doing lobster thermidor, db said he would be in charge of asking the fishmonger for the lobsters, as he will get better ones.. if they had not been so rude I would have mentioned that boys have pots and sell lobster to ...... the local fishmonger :rotfl::rotfl:

Is there any way you could mark any of the lobsters they get just before this, it would be absolutely hilarious if you could see that it was one that the boys caught :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

mutley_muppet

squigs wrote: »

Paddy "no eyes" as he is now known!


This was taken about 10 days after his final operation.

The other dogs are great with him and do try to help him find his way around.:T

Aww, he's gorgeous. What a cutie.

Sorry to hear Paddy had to have both eyes removed, was it glaucoma by any chance?

My mum & dad's old dog had to have both of his eyes removed though his were removed a few years apart. I have to say he coped amazingly well despite being an old boy. As you know dogs rely on their senses of smell & hearing much more than us so they usually cope really well.

My dad was a bit freaked out at the thought of their dog having no eyes, but it really was the kindest thing as he was in terrible pain with his (useless) blind eyes and was on really strong painkillers. Once the last eye was removed he went back to playing with his teddies and was like a pup again.

I expect you will get stopped a million times everytime you walk your Paddy with people crying and saying "oh poor baby" etc. I got this when I looked after my mum & dad's dog but actually he was a fit, active, cheeky old dog... just that he couldn't see! He really realy didnt warrant the pity and I used to tell people please don't feel sorry for him, he is not in pain and please watch out before he steals the food from your grocery bags that you have just put down lol! :rotfl:

Lots of useful tips to help blind dogs adjust on the Blind Dog Rescue Uk page if you haven;t already seen them?
http://blinddogrescueuk.webs.com/blinddogcaretips.htm

cjj wrote: »

Hiya bubbs. Bit out of sorts today thanks for asking
Started some tablets and they are not agreeing with me. I'm really not a tablet person and have battled for 26 years without. But doctor and my friend thought I should try as I've not got much better with counseling alone.
How's you and hubby xx

Hugs cjj. xxx I'm not a tablet person either. I get people's jaw's dropping if I even take a single asprin. I just don't do well with aneasthetics, and tablets generally so dread any dealings with Drs or hospital.
Hope you feel better soon xxx