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TrulyMadly

bubbs wrote: »

Yes i know but can never pin point what:eek:

Asda:o

deb8z

You ought to take some antihistamines bubbs,I think dust gets to me sometimes and it's like I have a cold and keep sneezing so when it starts I take them and I'm fine

TrulyMadly

Just made a builders brew of Ringtons tea:D

Anyone up for a cuppa?:)

bubbs

deb8z wrote: »

You ought to take some antihistamines bubbs,I think dust gets to me sometimes and it's like I have a cold and keep sneezing so when it starts I take them and I'm fine

I do try and then forget as not a tablet person, dont suppoe dust from job helps, not that im saying my customers are skanks:rotfl: but going from 1 house to another cant help

bubbs

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Asda:o

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: could be

mhoc

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh it's been awful mhoc. I could have honestly cried at the odd sock pile I have OH who insists on wearing 2 pairs of socks even though his boots aren't army boots any more and DD who very strangely is layering up with knickers....tights....and another pair of knickers :eek: who knows why? Yes she's wearing 2 pairs of knickers with tights inbetween :eek:

Im glad it's bedding tomorrow. that's easy

Socks have always been the bane of my life as well. When they were little I used to sew a different coloured thread into socks - everyone had a colour. When they got older I stopped colour threading them.
I had 3 of them all in black socks, I'd wash them but they were supposed to take it in turns to match the socks up and hang them and the underwear onto a special plastic dryer hanger.
It was always the cause of huge arguments between them as no one wanted to do it. If the wet sock pile was not sorted after 2 days it went back into the next dark wash.
They all insisted that the sock and underwear pile was nothing to do with them. OH was still insisting the pile was nothing to do with him even when everyone left home - I am not sure whose underwear and socks I was washing as he was the only one left!
I also insisted they bring their own washing down to the bathroom - so their bedrooms were always a disgusting mess.
Eldest son when he was at college/work often used to have a once a week clear out so I would end up with an entire line of 14 or 15 identical black t shirts :eek: he had an obsession with black t shirts - I think he had about 40 at the last count!

Washing I never minded doing, hated getting things dried, hated bed changing. It's now 18 months since we have an empty nest and it's still a novelty, I can go for days without running the washing machine :T

2 pairs of knickers - one under and one over the tights to keep them up and stop them rolling downwards

pacifica9

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Just made a builders brew of Ringtons tea:D

Anyone up for a cuppa?:)

Oooh thanks TM. Was just about to put the kettle on!

rhosynbach

morning all, hope everyone is well, such a nice sunny day today

sorry to be a pain have tried to find it but struggling so please what is the trigger for the john frieda , have not looked at this as none in local but going to big store today so may pick some oil up and some blonde shampoo for ds2 and look for the thornton cake thanks xx

bubbs

That looks a lovely cuppa TM
Need to get showered, got to go PO

altojack

bubbs wrote: »

Not that i know of, but buy boxes and boxes of tissues always have at least 6 boxes in stock;)
Hope you get knee sorted x

Thanks bubbs, it's taken me enough time to grow a pair and find the courage to go ahead

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Just made a builders brew of Ringtons tea:D

Anyone up for a cuppa?:)

Ahhhhhhh, memories of my homeland. You can't beat a cup of Ringtons