Endurance Lends Itself To Enjoyment

cheer1eader

scamps1966 wrote: »

Toothpaste.

Thanks scamps

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Morning cheery. Will keep my fingers crossed your DS2 gets the options he wants. It's difficult with the rest of their lives ahead of them to make the right choices at their age. :A

Thanks TS the only one I'm not bothered if he doesn't get is food tech as he always leaves it until the last minute to tell me the ingredients he needs :rotfl: I'm hoping he gets philosophy as I think the debating will help with his confidence

nan26

scamps1966 wrote: »

Toothpaste.

Morning all what toothpaste i must have missed that with 5 dgd's they go through loads

Tinyshoes

cheer1eader wrote: »

Thanks scamps

Thanks TS the only one I'm not bothered if he doesn't get is food tech as he always leaves it until the last minute to tell me the ingredients he needs :rotfl: I'm hoping he gets philosophy as I think the debating will help with his confidence

Two of mine did food tech. Wish it had been basic cooking not all this how can we make it better using different flour, sugar etc. Like you was always sprung on me last minute. 11pm one night so was out before school next morning. :mad:

Ended up with loads of half used ingredients we didn't usually use. Might even still have some left. :rotfl:

gocat

trubster wrote: »

STOP PRESS - MS NOW UPDATED

No More PRINGLES

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/shopping/findproducts.aspx?query=pringles

Now showing 2f£3

Phew. Temptation gone now

Morning all :wave:

Waiting for phone call to get my pre Christmas scratched car :o
so not very :money: day

Need lots of glitches to compensate

cheer1eader

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Two of mine did food tech. Wish it had been basic cooking not all this how can we make it better using different flour, sugar etc. Like you was always sprung on me last minute. 11pm one night so was out before school next morning. :mad:

Ended up with loads of half used ingredients we didn't usually use. Might even still have some left. :rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: kids!! Who'd have them? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

LEJC

Nannylala wrote: »

cashed up my pennies jar so they have a bit of English money to spent whilst they are here.

Oh Nanny that bought back wonderful memories of when I used to visit my gran as a child...
One of the first things I had to do was actually count the "copper" in the jar then we used to go to the bank and change it up into a note...happy memories of lovely summer holidays spent with my gran..
I hope you have a wonderful time over the next few days with the family.

glenburg1

altojack wrote: »

Good morning Elite :hello:

BNI Korma and Cheese flatbreads working this am at 9.30am. Got 2 Kormas and 2 Flatbread £6 paid £4.24 back.

.... and another trip to the doc :eek: this is wearing me down still coughing and producing yuk but chest sounds clear and doc has swapped one of my inhalers, so that may now help



Has the doctor considered whopping cough?

Tinyshoes

cheer1eader wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: kids!! Who'd have them? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I blame my hormones. :rotfl:

Not really love all three to bits. :A:A:A

Enterprise_1701C

cheer1eader wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: kids!! Who'd have them? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

The funny thing if my son used to absolutely insist on eating what he had made himself (primary school). He came home with massive loaf of bread he had made and ate it all while he was doing his homework, still ate dinner, absolutely anything he made he insisted on eating alone. He could not understand why he was meant to share when he had made it. Quite funny though, when my DD was too little to eat with us and OH was away once I made his absolute favourite dinner, gave him baked beans on toast and sat down and ate his favourite dinner in front of him. He had a real tantrum, but I told him I had made it so I was going to eat it, he learned his lesson :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

tigerwhite_2

Morning all

silvercar wrote: »

Very interesting. We were thinking of underfloor but we have solid floors so it would have been difficult. I'm glad we didn't bother reading your story. We revamped the radiator pipe work and replaced some aging radiators instead.....and then had to re-decorate.

I have underfloor heating on the whole of the downstairs and in all the bathrooms.. but it uses water. And it's fabulous!! Our heating bills are lower for our house then a much smaller house we lived in previously. I love finding the "hot spots" in the tiled kitchen and warming toes:rotfl: simple pleasures hey?!
When i go to MIL's with her tiled floor (and no underfloor heating), i almost freeze my socks off.

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

We have warm air heating and love it If it is cold we can get in and turn it on and it will be warm within about 10 minutes, and we don't have all the horrible water pipes running everywhere, and no wall space used up by radiators

That said, we also have a massive 11 foot French window in the lounge and even in the winter if the sun blasts through that it gets quite warm, the house is lovely and warm in the winter with the sun out

We do have cavity wall insulation and loft insulation and double glazing too.

My first house had warm air heating and was brilliant. I didn't like it at first but quickly got used to it.


by the way, I'm pringle-less but i don't mind. They would just be tempting for me to munch on..