Elite 2015#1

altojack

Snap-ant wrote: »

Awwwww, that is so cute I could kiss it

TrulyMadly

Bananababe wrote: »

Evening. My day has been learning and revising supply and demand curves. And elasticity and inelastic demand and supply.

Lots of assessments issued and a 3 exams in next two weeks. On top of that training schedule and induction being designed for my own work.

DS did really well and he is going solo on Monday. Completely unheard of we usually give 20 to 30 hours training. He needed about two !

Still lots for him to learn but he will manage fine. Got two more trainees this week then we should be fully staffed.

Roll on February I might get some down time

Love to all

Especially the lovely Dotstar

Well done DS:T:T

TrulyMadly

altojack wrote: »

Awwwww, that is so cute I could kiss it

Any luck at the bingo Alto?

altojack

Oh well, home fed and watered and almost £200 the richer. I needed number 25 for a full house and £200 :mad:

I'm peckish so off to raid the cupboard/fridge/freezer, I don't know what I fancy, trouble is I have to stay clear of some food stuffs so as to stay on track.

Savvybuyer

zippydooda wrote: »

how do they know if the mixed weight eggs are within the 10% weight difference.

Sorry (just catching up on this from yesterday, wasn't intending on popping in) - answer is they often link them up incorrectly in my view to the Medium F/R Eggs in M (and then they choose the higher priced standard M Medium F/R eggs rather than the Farmer's Nest ones at £1 at M - both are 6 packs - then again, Wrexham alleged-price collection store back in August last year (zzz...:rotfl:) did not stock those £1 ones so maybe they didn't have them in their store and therefore... etc. etc.:rotfl:). (There was nothing but the standard £1.39 ones to link too - think they may be now £1.59...) This time, at least they've seen there are no Mixed Weight comparable (i.e. 6 pack and Free Range) ones in M to link to - or they've missed scanning the non-Farmer's Medium ones. (Eggs in M seem to be quite pricey overall at the moment and may be good Match and More items vs A if you can get them to compare.) I think they're sold by number rather than specifically weight. Having popped in, I'm popping back out now;).

Clear as mud as usual;);):rotfl:.

Dizzy_Ditzy

Evening folks

Been out for a meal for my dad's birthday he's finally learning- he brought along a voucher for a free birthday meal :T

TrulyMadly

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Evening folks

Been out for a meal for my dad's birthday he's finally learning- he brought along a voucher for a free birthday meal :T

How much longer do you have to work QoC?

Are you counting down the days?:)

Dizzy_Ditzy

TrulyMadly wrote: »

How much longer do you have to work QoC?

Are you counting down the days?:)

Five days :eek::eek:

Judging by tonight's conversations, I suspect that I will be at my parents a lot sorting out more of their garden

TrulyMadly

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Five days :eek::eek:

Judging by tonight's conversations, I suspect that I will be at my parents a lot sorting out more of their garden

You'll have veg coming out of your ears :rotfl:

never_too_old

Evening all
My dd1 has decided to do the London to Brighton cycle ride to raise money for the British Heart foundation.if anyone can spare a £1 could you sponsor her.shes so worried that she's not going to raise enough.https://www.justgiving.com/Yasmin-Hart/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=fundraisingpage&utm_content=Yasmin-Hart&utm_campaign=pfp-share

Tia:)