Elite 11+ Part 75

Dippydoo

David. wrote: »

:eek: Hussy

:rotfl::T:rotfl:moi ?

Tinyshoes

David. wrote: »

Nothing special tomorrow is there?
:think:
Oh yes the end of dressgate and seatgate :beer:

I will end it by putting my seat in a dress and parking it on the nearest chair available, booger the rest of them. :rotfl:

Sunshinemummy

David. wrote: »

Hi Perky :hello:
Nice dress

Stalker!

HILLBERN wrote: »

Awful week at work, fortunately I only work part time- bitten on the leg yesterday in a patients house, not too bad only superficial but you can see the teeth marks, part and parcel of the job I suppose.

Does anyone know if the mullers are working and if so against who?
also same question with the jars of baby food.
I haven't had chance to look back properly for the last couple of days.
Thanks x

Bite? at work? god I hope you get paid a fortune x

Dippydoo wrote: »

I just got back from a's after taking a friend shopping noticed a man with 2 sanex a massager 4 simple wipes 2 simple face wash and a load of 10p sweets in his trolly...i said are you a friend of martins ? he said i am martin ...i said from the elites ? he said look love im here doing my shopping not in here to get chatted up and walked off:rotfl:
i called after him saying your simple stuff wont work anyways and laughed

How rude of him....PMSL at your response x

:T:T:T:T:T

I have only met one lovely lady x

Tinyshoes

MKS wrote: »

And there was me thinking that you are Elite ladies.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

When we visit the Betties we are Elite "T" ladies.

Must admit have not visited in a while wonder if TM has managed to nab the "T" recently or is Tommix still top of the game. :eek:

Saversue

cjj wrote: »

Wow this could be me right now. Same thing exactly happening here. My stomachs all knotty. I'm also very anxious at change.

Ps. You don't live near me the do you :rotfl: ? xx

I live in Merseyside, don't know if that's anywhere near you.

Sunshinemummy

Saversue wrote: »

Don't know what answer I want, just think I was thinking aloud. My own MH problems make it very difficult to make decisions, always think I will do the wrong thing

Speak to the unit that she is in to obtain their views.

They are more likely to think that the young person's wishes should be adhered to.

The only thing that matters is her health improving, and no one should undermine this no matter how well intentioned.

Right I am getting off my soap box

Tinyshoes

aau1 wrote: »

Don't you mean priority access for the elderly?

If that's the case then I will have a long wait.

Dippydoo

Saversue wrote: »

Snap-ant what a worry, hopefully they have caught the infection quickly and your DN gets well soon.

My DN is still in hospital and does not want anyone to visit except her Mum and Dad which is very hard for me. If I lived nearer would probably of gone on the chance she would be OK with a visit, but 150 miles to not see her is a bit much.
Do I respect the wishes of a 14 year old, with a mental health problem, or follow my instinct, which is to see her and smother her with love ?

you could call her parents see what they think ? maybe their daughter is embarassed for anyone apart from her parents seeing her when in reality she may love to see you

Tinyshoes

Off for a shower now I have cooled down.

Did my HIT and felt it today as must be nearly a week since I last did it. :eek:

And have only managed to maintain weight this week with meal earlier in week and cake/s on my birthday, plus the charity ball and wine last Saturday, it all added up.

Going into town before M&S closes have order to pick up with bits for Teeny.

Catch you all later. :A

savvy_sal

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I think bubbs mentioned this the other day.

snap.Sorry about your niece.