Elite 11+ Part 75

rhosynbach

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Free purple sprouting broccoli from lidl on COS

:wave: good morning

picked some from the veggie patch for tea yesterday but only me and ds3 would eat it , fussy lot

Snap-ant

rhosynbach wrote: »

have to ask what is a salvage draw please:o:o:rotfl:

:D:D

No worry Cariad ♥

Everyone playing writes their name on the back of every ticket they play that night, they go into a box & one is drawn out at the end of the night & the winner has a cash prize

rhosynbach

Snap-ant wrote: »

:D:D

No worry Cariad ♥

Everyone playing writes their name on the back of every ticket they play that night, they go into a box & one is drawn out at the end of the night & the winner has a cash prize

thanks :A never been to bingo before so had no idea

josie_ann57

Free rhubarb if any one is coming to Cheshire Oaks this weekend (as much as you like) pm me

rhosynbach

having an arrrgghhhh moment we have a funeral tomorrow we were told it was next week but now its tomorrow, phoned dry cleaners they can not get oh suit ready by then, I was taking it in today, and I cant find his black tie any where, and not sure if any where in town will sell them. but shall ring around
but at least its still sunny,:p

LEJC

Rhos....I noticed in T yesterday that there are lots of black ties at the moment as its "ball" season....they had a few bow ties but plenty of standard"funeral type" too....is it an option to pop to T

failing that do you have a charity shop near,plenty actually keep a stock of black ties "out back" as its considered to be an item thats frequently requested...
Other than that....how about the neighbours...yep I know you were directed that way for the protractor ...but it might be worth a shot unless they are also all attending

WishI'dReadSooner

Rhos
Have you got a tumble dryer OR can you borrow use of one?
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=285322471
Use for up to 4 garments.
You can pick up a black tie too.

rhosynbach

LEJC wrote: »

Rhos....I noticed in T yesterday that there are lots of black ties at the moment as its "ball" season....they had a few bow ties but plenty of standard"funeral type" too....is it an option to pop to T

failing that do you have a charity shop near,plenty actually keep a stock of black ties "out back" as its considered to be an item thats frequently requested...
Other than that....how about the neighbours...yep I know you were directed that way for the protractor ...but it might be worth a shot unless they are also all attending

thanks for the suggestions :A never thought of charity shops, dd is in town so will get her to ask, its my oh uncle and some of the neighbours are going as they are also related, luckily we are all close in the village so no one would mind me asking .
and if all else fails will pop to tesco this evening bangor has a large store but will ring them first.

rhosynbach

WishI'dReadSooner wrote: »

Rhos
Have you got a tumble dryer OR can you borrow use of one?
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=285322471
Use for up to 4 garments.
You can pick up a black tie too.

thanks your all brilliant :A:A never knew you could put them in tumble dryer. and yes I do have one, so will definatly be a trip to tesco and get both :T:T

WishI'dReadSooner

Rhos
The tumble drier sheets don't do a 'proper' dry cleaning job but will freshen items up.
IF your daughter pops to the charity shop it might very well be worth while asking if they have a steamer that they use on clothes? If they do (I believe most do) it may be worth asking if they could possibly steam hubby's suit.
Years ago, when I bought dry clean only clothes, (I don't now if I can help it) I used to have a travel steamer which after 'dry cleaning' in tumble dryer I used to steam any creases out. You can do the same with a good steam iron. The travel one was meant to steam on hanger.