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Dreamer42

EMMAP wrote: »

If anyone has any time before midnight tonight, the homeless charity I was talking about the other week, OTS London (that also helps the doggies) is in the running for a little bit of funding from the Galaxy fund (£300)

They desperately need more votes. You don't have to sign up to the marketing emails or anything. It's run by two people and is really small but they could do such great things with the money. If you'd like to, please vote for them! Thank you xxx

http://www.galaxyhotchocolate.com/galaxyfund2014/profiles/off-the-streets

Voted too - good luck to the charity x

limadelta

EMMAP wrote: »

If anyone has any time before midnight tonight, the homeless charity I was talking about the other week, OTS London (that also helps the doggies) is in the running for a little bit of funding from the Galaxy fund (£300)

They desperately need more votes. You don't have to sign up to the marketing emails or anything. It's run by two people and is really small but they could do such great things with the money. If you'd like to, please vote for them! Thank you xxx

http://www.galaxyhotchocolate.com/galaxyfund2014/profiles/off-the-streets

Unless it was just me that was singled out, after voting I received an email with a link on which I had to click in order to validate the vote. So, if votes close at midnight tonight, it might be worth those who have voted to check their emails to ensure that their votes count.

Swad12345

Hello peps, had a lovely walk was knee high in snow beautifull weather dry & sunny :T lovely meal to finish it off with good company, wish I could to if every weekend . Back home & hubby couldn't believe the amount of snow just over an hour away. Hope everyone had a good one:)

Tinyshoes

rhosynbach wrote: »

Was the mincer one that you connected to the table and the handle turned the corkscrew like bit in the middle as we have one of those, it gets used daily for scraps for the hens and feed for chicks , the boys where really impressed how good it is for something so simple. .:D

It was rhosynbach , I was bit sad to throw it away but it was past it, such a shame, I can remember having a go at turning the handle to make some mince from the left over beef. Mum would try and make burgers but she never quite got the knack of them sticking together.

izzy65

Happy birthday LL, hope you had a great day, I never received an email for the charity vote so hope it still counts:)

Sarahdol75

EMMAP, I have voted aswell.

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

Well.....I did something I normally never do. I ate some buffet butties! :eek::eek: I was starving I don't normally like buffets. All those dirty hands pawing at food :eek: but in the interests of not fainting (it was nearly 12pm by this time) I shut my eyes and threw a few butties down and hoped I'd survive to tell the tale.

Tomorrow give them bugs time to multiply they are all snuggled up in your stomach now procreating :cool:

Swad12345

Sorry to b a pain can anyone tell me how I upload a photo please x

lookinforabargain

Bananababe wrote: »

Was you at Lfabs watching the darts ? Xxx

fairclaire wrote: »

No Would have been nice though

Ah this made me

fairclaire

purpledonkey wrote: »

You dirty dawg. Do they ration bath water as well?

No. That was the strange thing.....it was quite an old fashioned mish-mashy sort of house, as you'd expect from an elderly couple who have lived there forever. The bathroom, however, was ultra ultra modern! it really took me by surprise. I had a towel draped over my chair in the bedroom for my shower and the Mrs of the couple took great delight in explaining how their rather complicated shower set up worked.
They really were quite quirky Easy to say now I'm not locked in their spare bedroom after a mere schnifter of wine at 9.30pm desperately trying to find a mobile signal :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: