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fairclaire

David. wrote: »

Or bought a bag of spuds and got a cook book out :rotfl:
Now that would have made memories for him

Yes.......bad ones :eek: :rotfl::rotfl:

David.

Just had a thought we have a few glitch hunters on here :j I wont name them as don't want to offend anyone I miss out (not often I have that thought :rotfl:)

But they must spend hours checking msm/asda/wombles/trying them etc :T:T:T they are posting on here and not setting up a little group :eek:
I am very picky about what I go for but a big thankyou from me for posting all the glitches so I can choose :cool:

DD step it up pet

mhoc

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh 3 Dogs £40 petrol, at least £50 on food (lunches and dinners) the rest I have to take the blame for and he'll have a memory of the chips :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: Giggling :rotfl::rotfl:
If I knew chips made memories I could have gone round the corner and spent £2 :rotfl::rotfl:

So those free tickets you got ended up costing you a fortune :rotfl:

Mind you would you have spent more doing something else on a Saturday

fairclaire

I really did have a fab day out today. We were a very happy little gang.

We have our moments but there haven't been a lot of smiles lately. It was fantastic to see the kids just enjoying themselves :A We'll never have regular days out as a tonic because we don't roll that way :rotfl: but today just worked out right

fairclaire

mhoc wrote: »

So those free tickets you got ended up costing you a fortune :rotfl:

Mind you would you have spent more doing something else on a Saturday

Did you not think about going? I know you've mentioned it previously. We are hoping (we being work) to get a space at a future show. My organisation won a Gold Award in the pocket garden category absolutely nothing to do with me I might add but felt proud nevertheless

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

Just had a thought we have a few glitch hunters on here :j I wont name them as don't want to offend anyone I miss out (not often I have that thought :rotfl:)

But they must spend hours checking msm/asda/wombles/trying them etc :T:T:T they are posting on here and not setting up a little group :eek:
I am very picky about what I go for but a big thankyou from me for posting all the glitches so I can choose :cool:

DD step it up pet

Oh dear I am agreeing with you too much tonight I only get shopping twice a week just now but am grateful to be able to get a voucher when I do

I would just ask that SFSB posts his Wednesday glitches a little earlier because my school run interferes with them :rotfl::rotfl:

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh dear I am agreeing with you too much tonight I only get shopping twice a week just now but am grateful to be able to get a voucher when I do

I would just ask that SFSB posts his Wednesday glitches a little earlier because my school run interferes with them :rotfl::rotfl:

But at least we are cute :rotfl:

fairclaire

and now I'm talking to myself :eek:


Oh, thanks to OP of the ideal £5 off thingy. I just spotted a box in the greenhouse earlier and it was my hanging baskets. No note through the door to say.......
But pleased very good quality. So thank you :A

zagubov

3Dogs wrote: »

Can I ask Apple Techies a question please? I eventually did the new update on my iPhone 5C last night, and not happy at new app now on there for Apple Watch that you can't remove .... i hate it when you can;t remove them grrr. anyway, since then, and it may just be a coincidence, but when I take photos, they will not focus at all, unless right up to subject (as in a few inches away). I took it out of the case, cleaned the lens, and switched it off and back on, but still the same, all pics out of focus, and video out of focus too. I switched camera and the front facing camera is fine, perfectly focussed

Any ideas guys Please

I swear by apple computers but I reckon their OS software peaked years ago, and all subsequent "upgrades" are totally dubious and unnecessary. I'm looking for a Snow Leopard disk to go back to an earlier version on my Lion laptop.

Most of their upgrades switch off essential features and disable software that's expensive or impossible to run afterwards.They don't believe in back-compatibility.

I'd always be extremely reluctant to upgrade anything until you've checked it out. I'd imagine that advice would hold true for their phones and tablets as well. When anything new comes out, ignore all the hype, and wait a few months while you check on the internet for new OS problems.

God help us, if cutlery manufacturers tried to tell us that last years knives were now rubbish at cutting, the forks were rubbish at spearing and picking up food, and spoons couldn't scoop up soup or puddings properly, compared with the shiny new cutlery sets they've flooded the market with, we'd see through that nonsense in a flash, but we're suckers for this nonsense about sparkly new software being better. :mad:

Anyhoo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfjPivYmV7Y

mhoc

fairclaire wrote: »

Did you not think about going? I know you've mentioned it previously. We are hoping (we being work) to get a space at a future show. My organisation won a Gold Award in the pocket garden category absolutely nothing to do with me I might add but felt proud nevertheless

Yes I did but by the time I realised the dates I'd already booked our midweek break for the wrong week, typical of me - oh well there is the September one.
I get to Tatton most years - very end of July and usually the BBC NEC one
Between all of the food festivals and garden shows now its difficult fitting them all in ...