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bubbs wrote: »

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Thanks
You can give me a hug whenever you want:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Afternoon bubbs

I will give you an hug (((X)))

bubbs

LEJC wrote: »

Ive ordered 3 for that exact purpose....one for great neice,one for great nephew and one for the bump thats due to hatch to another neice in a few weeks time!

I dont know anyone who i could buy for, all my nieces and nephews too old:(

silvercar

Busylizzie wrote: »

Tosca Home Panels hae just sent me an Electricty and Gas Loop to trial. Hope its easy to install! Anyone else got them?

LEJC wrote: »

ive got one too....I remember filling in a survey for home panels a bit before christmas but it was a surprise for the loops to just turn up this morning


it would appear you can buy the package at amazon....and theres me thinking it was a T thing...clearly not!

I've got the email but nothing has arrived in the post yet.

2 long videos to get it installed sounds a bit long winded.

ellie14

Troutabout hope today goes better for you and the little man....:)


Tinyshoes.....Sending a hug....re flowers and your dear Mum.:A


Bubbs......a hug:)


Any one feeling down.....Big Hug ..from me.

LEJC

silvercar wrote: »

I've got the email but nothing has arrived in the post yet.

2 long videos to get it installed sounds a bit long winded.

I think we may have a go at setting it up tonight...I've had a quick look at it but I'm not really sure how its supposed to save you that much money....
We already have a monitor on electricity that we got several years ago and the thermostat on the gas central heating does a good job at regulating gas usage.


Cant help think that they may be preaching to the converted a little with us....but we shall see...
I certainly wouldnt pay £34.99 for the electric loop and anothwer £24.99 for the gas one if its the same thing as they are selling on amazon....Think theres also an annual charge to keep it going and whilst its free for the first year...again I cant see the point in paying for that....maybe time will tell and our energy costs really will go down


I'll certainly use it for the trial if only to compare if its as reliable as what we have used up until now

Picasso7

troutabout wrote: »

Hello all and a very belated happy new year to all .
I had a very scary day yesterday my DS1 who has additional needs had a tonic-clonic continual seizures for nearly 90 minutes. This was the first time it had happened. He is only 7 years old. I was so scared I thought he was going to die. He couldnt breath and the hospital had to put him in an induced coma to stop the seizure. I spent the night with him at hospital and my OH is with him tonight while Im at home looking after DS2. He had a CT scan that came out clear but he was being tested for encephalitis and meningitis but they don't believe it s that. This week they will be keeping him in all week and running tests EEG's and a MRI to check for why he had the seizure. They told me that even with the investigations it may not be epilepsy but its likely as he already has an existing brain injury with a right sided hemiplegia and ASD.


They have started him on a drug called carbemazapine he has to have it twice a day on top of the raft of antibiotics and antivirals they have given him as a precaution. I am so thankful to the NHS . They saved his life yesterday.

Keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers. Please keep us informed.

bubbs

ellie14 wrote: »

Troutabout hope today goes better for you and the little man....:)


Tinyshoes.....Sending a hug....re flowers and your dear Mum.:A


Bubbs......a hug:)


Any one feeling down.....Big Hug ..from me.

Awww thanks
Hope your ok?

bubbs

princessmelody2009 wrote: »

Afternoon all :wave:

Not long out of bed :eek:

Thinking of you Troutabout, I get edgy when DD has a high temperature so cannot begin to imagine how you coped, you're very strong, hope today is better for you both x

Westie love the pic :rotfl: looks comfy enough to me!

Happy Birthday M22M :bdaycake:

Logie you might want to consider playing the lotto or buying a cheeky scratchcard, seems to be your lucky day :T

Off for the school run x

Hi PM :wave:
Hope your ok? you have not been about for ages:eek:

Picasso7

JulieElizabeth wrote: »

Instant noodles 20p
Smartprice water/lemonade 17p
Instant custard 15p
Tins new potatoes 15p
Strawberry whip dessert 17p
Tins carrots 19p

And remember when the mushy peas were 4p
Good old days

scottishshortie wrote: »

Are you thinking of Miss Laid's list of 20p fillers its in the first post although a few years old now
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=55020969&postcount=2955

Is it worth adding these to the first post/page for reference do you think?

Bajjo

tbw wrote: »

Most of my vouchers are now in - and the good news (I can't remember who was worried about it ) is that they haven't combined 2 lots of vouchers. ie they are sensuble £20, £10 etc ones not a ruddy great £50 problem !

Oh balls!

No one told me there was a £50 APG voucher! I thought £20 was the max (don't know why, just did) - anyway I've just gone and got one of the £50 beauties from my mammoth shop yesterday.:rotfl: