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cjj_2

celebrate wrote: »

Good morning

Sorry for the late reply but I'm not with it at the moment I've totally lost my glitch mojo, I see it's already been answered but I just wanted to add that yes this also happened to me.
I lost about £40 a week or so ago, I keep a note of my total as this has happened before. They def hadn't expired and I hadn't renewed any. I won't be pursuing as didn't want to raise my profile however I will be using up the remainder on normal shopping and putting it down to experience.

My husband has had a totally unfounded complaint and is not working at the moment I can't discuss any further except to say I'm working all the hours I can. Our world has totally collapsed. Unfortunately he has had enough and now just wants to emigrate :( not sure what the future holds for me except I've learned not to take the good times for granted as they can be taken away in the blink of an eye. Thankfully we both still have our health. Love to you all and some special xxxxx to snap-ant.

Morning all. Hope everyone is well.

Celebrate I'm so sorry your having a bad time right now and I hope things start to improve really soon for you xx

emmad5689

hampydoodums wrote: »

Thanks for looking rockyrose but I can see the conditioner on MSM . I have loaded everything in the multi into my basket on MSM and transferred it to A, will go through it at some point and see if there's anything which doesn't appear.

Thanks for trying the eggs Dippy

I have 147 on my A and 147 on msm so maybe there isn't a trigger x

emmad5689

celebrate wrote: »

Good morning

Sorry for the late reply but I'm not with it at the moment I've totally lost my glitch mojo, I see it's already been answered but I just wanted to add that yes this also happened to me.
I lost about £40 a week or so ago, I keep a note of my total as this has happened before. They def hadn't expired and I hadn't renewed any. I won't be pursuing as didn't want to raise my profile however I will be using up the remainder on normal shopping and putting it down to experience.

My husband has had a totally unfounded complaint and is not working at the moment I can't discuss any further except to say I'm working all the hours I can. Our world has totally collapsed. Unfortunately he has had enough and now just wants to emigrate :( not sure what the future holds for me except I've learned not to take the good times for granted as they can be taken away in the blink of an eye. Thankfully we both still have our health. Love to you all and some special xxxxx to snap-ant.

Sorry to rear this, hope your husband can clear his name quickly xx

emmad5689

Good morning all, I see we still don't have a egg trigger, my mam's just popped her head in the door on her way to work to check!! She is happy to do the shopping if I can tell her exactly what to buy! Poor doggy has her op this morning and then it's all systems go on finishing bits for my sisters wedding on Saturday so if a glitch arises I should be able to fit it in lol, hope everyone has a nice day xx

SweetnSavvy

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Boo:(.

I assume Drifter returned N/A vs Morries? Can you confirm? Ta very much!:)

For Savvy


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Nannylala

Good morning:) bit of a chilly one here today got woke up to a familiar sound ....the bleeping of the smoke alarm :eek:battery running low

mrsmac10

mhoc wrote: »

Does anyone know how much people who live in Ireland have to pay to get the bin man to collect rubbish.
Prog I am watching says a lot of poor families on Ireland can't afford refuse collection so they store bin bags in their back garden
The family featured had a back yard full of black bags so they could not let the kids play out, could not hang washing out etc ...
Anyway they managed to get enough money to pay for a man with a van but firstly all the bags had to come back through the house to be put out the front for collection

My eldest takes her kitchen waste bag with her when she sets off for work and then puts it in a waste bin or a skip en route to work - lives in a flat so rubbish disposal is always a problem.

Morning Hope DH arrived home at reasonable time.

When we go Spain We rent a villa,sleeps the two families and all rubbish has to be taken to bins in the street, They have all different collection bins just like us It really opens your eyes to the amount of rubbish we produce

mrsmac10

celebrate wrote: »

Good morning

Sorry for the late reply but I'm not with it at the moment I've totally lost my glitch mojo, I see it's already been answered but I just wanted to add that yes this also happened to me.
I lost about £40 a week or so ago, I keep a note of my total as this has happened before. They def hadn't expired and I hadn't renewed any. I won't be pursuing as didn't want to raise my profile however I will be using up the remainder on normal shopping and putting it down to experience.

My husband has had a totally unfounded complaint and is not working at the moment I can't discuss any further except to say I'm working all the hours I can. Our world has totally collapsed. Unfortunately he has had enough and now just wants to emigrate :( not sure what the future holds for me except I've learned not to take the good times for granted as they can be taken away in the blink of an eye. Thankfully we both still have our health. Love to you all and some special xxxxx to snap-ant.

Hope things get better ((Hugs))

Tw1nb0ys

Good morning everyone.

Celebrate keep posting. I realise it may be difficult at the moment but sounds like you could really do with some friends right now. :grouphug:

Hope whatever the situation is resolves very quickly.

deb8z

Quote:
Originally Posted by mhoc View Post
Does anyone know how much people who live in Ireland have to pay to get the bin man to collect rubbish.
Prog I am watching says a lot of poor families on Ireland can't afford refuse collection so they store bin bags in their back garden
The family featured had a back yard full of black bags so they could not let the kids play out, could not hang washing out etc ...
Anyway they managed to get enough money to pay for a man with a van but firstly all the bags had to come back through the house to be put out the front for collection

My eldest takes her kitchen waste bag with her when she sets off for work and then puts it in a waste bin or a skip en route to work - lives in a flat so rubbish disposal is always a problem.

I watched that programme too.

You have to be careful where you put rubbish outside as you can get fined for it even if it's in a public bin.