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Dexter777_2

Nerfy, do you like sticky fingers?

emerald21

bubbs wrote: »

Many years ago when was at school , mum peeled them and wrapped them in foil for me for my lunch box:D

Now I would say a couple of years ago when I was at school bubbs and what a kind mum .

bubbs

That would be fibbing Emerald and im a good girl and dont fib:p:D

Ladyshopper

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Some councils spread it out over 12 months instead of 10, it should tell you on your Council Tax bill.

Always had it over 10 months before. Will try and dig the bill out.

TrulyMadly

David. wrote: »

Robbing from our Morrisons :eek:
I was up Gateshead, traffic :eek:

No it was purely work related:)

But I was sorely tempted to have a womble around your A:rotfl:

Ladyshopper

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Sorry - here's me thinking yesterday was 31st January:o:o.

:rotfl:Don't know what date I'm on:o:rotfl::rotfl:.

It is 2nd February (as at the time at the place from which I am sending this post as at the time of posting;):cool:). And yesterday was 1st February (in said place and time).:D:) Brill.

Phew, thought I was missing something!

Ladyshopper

bubbs wrote: »

Dip and LS have you looked out the window? Snowing and settling:eek:

No until you posted this! Arghh :eek:

elainemn

nerfdad wrote: »

Only a Muppet would get an Apg for £115:D:D:D:p

I wonder if it would be an actual £100 voucher. I once mis-calculated & ended up with a £50 one.

Sarahdol75

Snap-ant wrote: »

♥ Thanks for the support Llovelies, unfortunately matters escalated to nasty texts as I was walking to work

Obviously couldn't deal with the problem but just crumbled in a sobbing heap at work :o:o

Luckily Fourp came in & said sorry over the counter ♥ But my Boss who is a different religion & sees death a 'different' way called him over & offered his 'wisdom' which did not help one iota :mad:

I'm trying to be strong & supportive but until I walk in his shoes I can't comprehend his mind set & torment.

He says he is going back to Mrs Fourp tomorrow - It's his birthday on Thursday & I've had a cake ordered especially & planned a nice day out ....

Do I tell him I have birthday plans?

dilemma

Or just let him go?

Sorry to hear this snap, I think it would be best to let him go, you would never forgive yourself if something happened and he was at home and not with Mrs Fourp. U can have his birthday another time. (((Hugs and stay strong))) difficult times.

aau1 wrote: »

If people can get to grips with the search function they can find the answer as quickly as ask the question

I have no idea how to use the search button :D

We have SNOW and its settling :(:(:(:mad::mad:

Swad12345

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I haven't noticed this at all FC:o

Is it not just a case that people are saying what they are doing that day. I'm off to the gym, I'm visiting mum........I'm off to the foodbank. I would guess that we are fairly unrepresentative of the population as a whole. We are the recyclers, the make do and menders, the campaigners......those with a social concsience:) lots of us are givers I think:)
And we are a broad church, diverse as a rainbow:) Some talk about candy crush, weight loss, frugality, cakes:o....me and PD:rotfl: I must get on people's nerves :rotfl: but I think there's space for all of us.

And to answer aau's point.


As a frequent foodbank user my heart lifts when I see goodies inside. At Christmas, there were advent calendars and chocolates where there were children in the family.
I once took a carrier to a family and Dad turned to me to ask what the bag of porridge oats was. His partner told him it was rice.:o so biscuits are fab.....as is soup......both are even better:T:T

and I just want to eat your lovely cakes