Ecstatic Laughter In The Evenings

Ladyshopper

bubbs wrote: »

Cant believe how windy it is:eek: and no not too many beans:rotfl::rotfl:

I know, its ridiculous here. Have had to secure the recycling bins and normal bins!

Dippydoo

zippydooda wrote: »

you have a contact number, so if they have not contacted you it will be still on the van. even though I have hrly slots the van has at least 4hrs of slots on it. so go get

got it now it was still on the van . just as i pulled up he rang me :rotfl:

Dippydoo

meemo38 wrote: »

can i just ask if a store has an item online for click and collect, what happens if that store doesnt stock the item, i know its not stocked but comes up online???
Would you still get the apg on the items you ordered, but the items subbed maybe??

The apg is based on what you order not what you collect hth. but you can choose whether to allow subs when you place your c&c order.If im going to do a c&c I go instore check the jf oils and udis if none in stock I add them to my c&c but select no subs but I still get an apg based on what I ordered

bubbs

Hello LS:wave:
When i popped out a camper was trying to put up a gazebo:rotfl::rotfl: needless to say they wasnt having much luck:rotfl:

hornetgirl

Howling winds and driving rain here. Wheelie bin just blown over :eek: Jasmine keeps glaring at the chimney as its so noisy. She now has M&S cat treats - I sent DH out with clear instructions and he managed to find some. He also got some for the kittie who lives across the road that we'll be babysitting over Easter :T

Dippydoo

Ladyshopper wrote: »

I know, its ridiculous here. Have had to secure the recycling bins and normal bins!

Good day for wombling the wind blows the receipts into all the corners lol I picked up 7 today:)

bubbs

Our store is too clean to womble:( even when i am there at 7 in the morning when it opens , never any there

MrsBartolozzi

braveheart60uk wrote: »

Unfortunately you have been misinformed about us north of border. A lot of us want clock left alone, too much hassle with body clock etc.
I lived and worked in Shetland for a number of years and in winter you got 4 hours sunshine and in summer the Lerwick golf club had a golf tournament on midsummers day called "the simmer dim" at "nightime" as it didn't get dark at all, just a twilight.
So to be honest clock changing hardly makes a difference.

Thank you!

We have now an extra hour before dawn because of the clock change, but how long before it's cancelled out? 3 weeks? 4?
Not much point in that. But in the meantime we have to suffer losing an hour's sleep and adjusting to this change to our circadian rhythm.
And as for people's arguments about not going back to GMT in the autumn - does it really matter whether it goes dark at 3.30pm or 4.30pm at midwinter? Most people don't finish work til 5pm at least, so it will always be dark by then.

silvercar

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

I think some are and some aren't. DS1 became obsessed with showering and deodorant at age 13. DS2 took a bit longer and would be smelly occasionally, but didn't have the aversion to showering like stepson. I always packed clean clothes and underwear for my kids if they stayed anywhere. Stepsons mum is a dirty lazy b***h so there's not much hope for her son to learn good hygiene habits unfortunately.

Could she be playing a game with you? Telling stepson that your home is his second home and Dad should be supplying and washing clean underwear?

silvercar

MrsBartolozzi wrote: »

Thank you!

We have now an extra hour before dawn because of the clock change, but how long before it's cancelled out? 3 weeks? 4?
Not much point in that. But in the meantime we have to suffer losing an hour's sleep and adjusting to this change to our circadian rhythm.
And as for people's arguments about not going back to GMT in the autumn - does it really matter whether it goes dark at 3.30pm or 4.30pm at midwinter? Most people don't finish work til 5pm at least, so it will always be dark by then.

It matters to children walking safely home from school.