Elite 2015#1

David.

scottishshortie wrote: »

Or thinking wth crap is he buying now

Have a hug :grouphug:

David.

MKS wrote: »

Senile dementia has set in, Dotty. That's my youngest.:j:j:j

Is that not what I said

David.

Mrs_Moc wrote: »

Been having a read through can someone tell me please how much the coffee costs in store please can't seem to find this info

Tyvm

About £5.75 if you can find it RTC but someone mentioned a sel of £11.50

mhoc

fairclaire wrote: »

Actually he turned up unexpectedly yesterday morning. Not been much said but I smell trouble in that little corner of paradise

Its small comfort but at least he feels its still ok to cone home, he won't be judged or nagged at and he feels safe.
It's very hard for a parent - there are times you need to stand back and let them make mistakes and the parent has to be a human trampoline - ready to catch them when the fall comes.

My eldest - well there was a lot of frogs kissed along the way. Half way through year one if uni there was one relationship that was particularly bad and it went on for a long while. We had to step back and wait until the relationship fizzled out.
She was at a very low point when she was at home that Christmas. Then she went home, found a new flat to share, moved out of the relationship, and very gradually things turned around.

More frogs followed for several years but eventually she met her knight in shining armour

Colin_Hunt

Swad12345 wrote: »

Did u find any 1p chocs in btn Colin please, asdas or tescos I'm wondering if it's worth having a look

Didnt go. Not of interest to me.

aau1

vanilla_twist wrote: »

FC your Ds1 is doing well if he recognises demanding and needy in a woman at his age. Sounds like he has his head well screwed on and turning his phone off shows to me he is in far more control of the relationship than you think.

You must love the fact he sees your house as a retreat despite the hecticness of it at time.
Personally I would have sprayed in clothes in a scent she doesn't recognise:rotfl:

Meeting the lovely Naebbirac tomorrow for coffee and chores as I have a few orders to collect around town.
While I am thinking about it must be none mse and get my eyebrows threaded as not my usual manicured self .

V x

He's 19...not 5! :rotfl:

Brusine

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

These bobble bottles are reduced in my local store
http://groceries.asda.com/asda-webstore/landing/home.shtml#/search/Bobble%20bottle
Has anyone used these? I might buy one but need to know if it takes the awful taste away from tap water. I mean will it make tap water taste like bottled water does anyone know? I guess it will work the same way as any water filter but as I've never used one I don't know how the water tastes :think: TIA

They are very good, don't see A price, but in T smaller size with colourful top scans £2 or £2.50. Filters £1.25. Can try to make picture tomorrow of my stash just have to remind me
Taste like filtered water and you can feel when little filter needs changing when it has tap water taste again

scottishshortie

David. wrote: »

Have a hug :grouphug:

Thank you and here's one back:grouphug::grouphug::kisses3:

zippydooda

aau1 wrote: »

He's 19...not 5! :rotfl:

you called beefy yet, ill leave it until 13th so they cant say it will be done by midnight tonight

Brusine

Haven't read all posts so don't know if this been mentioned
1p in T
http://www.jameschocolates.co.uk/james-chocolates/occasion/christmas-gifts/celebration-cracker-treat-6-pack