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LEJC

nerfdad wrote: »

I use my dads and he's alive and doesn't know he has a clubcard and I use my 12 yo sons account:T:T:T;)

Thanks Nerfy...and M22M...
I feel a little strange about using the vouchers...but on the other hand I think mum would be pleased to see them being used.


Perhaps I will just buy a bottle a bottle of wine or something using the remainder in cash and one evening we will raise a toast to mum and T !!!

nerfdad

bubbs wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl: you do make me laugh:D

That's all true and ds2 asked why has my brother a cc and not me :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

nerfdad

LEJC wrote: »

Thanks Nerfy...and M22M...
I feel a little strange about using the vouchers...but on the other hand I think mum would be pleased to see them being used.


Perhaps I will just buy a bottle a bottle of wine or something using the remainder in cash and one evening we will raise a toast to mum and T !!!

Go for it:beer::beer::beer:

Mumto2monkeys

LEJC wrote: »

Thanks Nerfy...and M22M...
I feel a little strange about using the vouchers...but on the other hand I think mum would be pleased to see them being used.


Perhaps I will just buy a bottle a bottle of wine or something using the remainder in cash and one evening we will raise a toast to mum and T !!!

That sounds like a lovely idea:A

bubbs

nerfdad wrote: »

That's all true and ds2 asked why has my brother a cc and not me :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

What did you say, wont be long son and you will have one too:rotfl::rotfl:

nerfdad

bubbs wrote: »

What did you say, wont be long son and you will have one too:rotfl::rotfl:

I should get him 1:D collecting points is not that high on my list now days as I collect other stuff now

Sarahdol75

AARRGGGHHH, OMG, Harley has just eaten the handle off my Cath Kidston bag, he has never chewed anything before, been very lucky with him, up until now.

OH is going to go mad, it cost enough, and now its ruined, I could cry.

Bananababe

davemorton wrote: »

tweets, clubcards deals, £10 for £40 of ticketmaster vouchers. Do for your boy.

cheers Dave I ordered some too xx

nerfdad

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

AARRGGGHHH, OMG, Harley has just eaten the handle off my Cath Kidston bag, he has never chewed anything before, been very lucky with him, up until now.

OH is going to go mad, it cost enough, and now its ruined, I could cry.

Good boy:T:T:T:T:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::j:j:j you must watch him better;)

rhosynbach

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

I keep "hinting" to mum that she could be my cleaner:p. I think she pretends not to hear me:(

I am actually serious, ok my house is not filthy it's not even that dirty but I really need help at the moment. Since I started working from home I'm struggling to keep up with the general day to day stuff. The monkeys don't help, they have an aversion to putting things away and not closing cupboard doors etc. I'm forever piling bits up that need to go upstairs-then they get dumped on my bed until bed time when I then sort it:(

I'm envious of those who have patents that help, have the little ones every now and again or even pop round to do a spot of ironing...DD asked if she could have a sleepover... Answer was it might upset your brother if you aren't home...in other words no!!yet another excuse. DD is no trouble at all. It's my mum missing out in the long run:(
Just wish she'd realise that.


Reality is its just us. Mr monkeys family are just the same, hardly ever visit cba basically. Upsetting really:(

hugs to you xxx
I think thats so sad , a lot of children dont like spending time with there grandparents but your daughter obviously wants to so she should be pleased, also some grandparents dont get to see there grandkids that much, I really cant understand parents that are invited to be more involved with their childrens familys but turn down the opportunitys and your right she is missing out on all the speacil moments maybe as they get older she will want to spend more time with them..