Elite go to Lapland In Time for christmas Eve

fairclaire

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Aye it's most inconvenient, pesky kids and stuff :mad: :rotfl::rotfl:

Is it ever The kids are a breeze compared to the adults in here sometimes
I think I'm finally sat down

fairclaire

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Hope you get some entertainment FC I'm bowing out for the evening now.

G'night all x

Goodnight :A

Swad12345

Good night peps sleet tight x

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

Is it ever The kids are a breeze compared to the adults in here sometimes
I think I'm finally sat down

Woe me :eek:
I have salsa dancing rats :rotfl:

Picasso7

dipdap wrote: »

I cashed out the rest of my balance as RSH credit but don't know if I'll ever use it (even by 2020!)
We only tended to use it on a visit up the road (JL free cake and coffee) but the £1 booking fee means I probably won't bother anymore (the journey itself usually costs about £6 in RSH credit).
I ordered the Beatles and the Who notebooks as pressies for next Christmas :j

I think when I used e-vouchers I was not charged £1?

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

Woe me :eek:
I have salsa dancing rats :rotfl:

Have they grown? They were mice earlier
I get a lot in the garage and sheds and occasionally in the house. The peanut butter will do the trick always works here. I found some in my wood pile today. I miss the cats for getting rid of them

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

Have they grown? They were mice earlier
I get a lot in the garage and sheds and occasionally in the house. The peanut butter will do the trick always works here. I found some in my wood pile today. I miss the cats for getting rid of them

No idea what they/it is as no broken necks yet

vanilla_twist

FloFlo wrote: »

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Kipling-Womens-Wristlet-Leather-K10625C15/dp/B00J119582/ref=sr_1_145?s=shoes&ie=UTF8&qid=1419791506&sr=1-145&keywords=kipling
This is possibly next on my list. Have now got a penchant for the wristlets, perfect for a night out or just popping somewhere without a bigger bag needed. Used one all the time on my last cruise when out and about round the ship.

I agree wristlet are great. I have one from next that the front folds down on so can expand when needed.
I am I dire need of a Brownie wallet. I use a guess one at the moment ant not enough card space. Will have to look on amazon as black one reduced on kipling site is mock crock which I don't like. A removable wrist stay on the brownie would be perfect.
I do like the Zebra shopper, very me but don't need a other shopper as have a Mary Poppies bag already:eek:

V x

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

No idea what they/it is as no broken necks yet

I have to admit I tried 'humane' traps but they do keep coming back and the old fashioned traps are more effective. Before we had the heating done we had one running up and down a pipe that went between the ground/1st floor. It was driving us mad :mad:

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

I have to admit I tried 'humane' traps but they do keep coming back and the old fashioned traps are more effective. Before we had the heating done we had one running up and down a pipe that went between the ground/1st floor. It was driving us mad :mad:

Sod that they have breached the castle walls they must pay