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System

calleyw wrote: »

Right its horrible here chucking down with rain. But I went out for a walk to clear my mind.

Spoken to my mum not about that but just stuff like you do. And planned a trip to the cinema tomorrow afternoon :j And see if I can afford a sirloin steak and chips and a vodka for £5.75 good old spoons

Yours

Calley

I had a chat with my mum today too, its nice to be able to get her opinion on stuff, she's reassured me over the tax credits stuff (and told me i need to be more organised! she has a point ), i get to go for a meal with her, y dad my bro and one of my sisters for fathers day so looking forward to that, not seen any of them since xmas last year :eek:

What film are you going to see? i've not been to the cinema in ages! Maybe i will go tomorrow or wednesday

Spoons is great for cheap food and drink!

calleyw

xXMessedUpXx wrote: »

What film are you going to see? i've not been to the cinema in ages! Maybe i will go tomorrow or wednesday

Spoons is great for cheap food and drink!

Tomorrowland

Just to say if any one claims the following benefits

• Disability Living Allowance (DLA);
• Attendance Allowance (AA);
• Blind Persons Registration;
• Personal Independence Payment (PIP); and
• Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP).

You can apply for a CEA card which costs £6 per year it allows a complimentary ticket for someone to go with you to the cinema.


HTH someone



Yours


Calley

System

calleyw wrote: »

Tomorrowland

Just to say if any one claims the following benefits

• Disability Living Allowance (DLA);
• Attendance Allowance (AA);
• Blind Persons Registration;
• Personal Independence Payment (PIP); and
• Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP).

You can apply for a CEA card which costs £6 per year it allows a complimentary ticket for someone to go with you to the cinema.


HTH someone



Yours


Calley

Thanks for that

I've just got a railcard, so may get the CEA card too.

I really want to see the latest Avengers film but not sure if it's still out, failing that quite want to see Pitch Perfect 2

calleyw

xXMessedUpXx wrote: »

Thanks for that

I've just got a railcard, so may get the CEA card too.

My husband applied all on-line and it was really quick coming.

We will use it for the 1st time tomorrow. Go once and you are in profit. In our local cinema there are no restrictions so can go at the weekend when its most expensive. You would of course need to check with your local one.

Mind you I have been nagging oh sorry suggesting it for a about a year or so for him to get one. As normally we use go when it was £5 a person.

Glad to be of help.

Yours

Calley

System

calleyw wrote: »

My husband applied all on-line and it was really quick coming.

We will use it for the 1st time tomorrow. Go once and you are in profit. In our local cinema there are no restrictions so can go at the weekend when its most expensive. You would of course need to check with your local one.

Mind you I have been nagging oh sorry suggesting it for a about a year or so for him to get one. As normally we use go when it was £5 a person.

Glad to be of help.

Yours

Calley

I probably woudn't be able to use it in conjunction with the staff discount i already get but would be handy if me and Swain go.

I used to go every wednesday with an ex with orange wednesdays, i miss the cinema! Nothing quite beats watching a film on the big screen.

Georgiegirl256

I'm abit undecided about Tomorrowland :think: Plus points, it's got George Clooney in it! :drool: Also, Hugh Laurie. On the other hand though it looks kinds strange and is not really my kind of film.

When we go to London, I usually choose the show we go and seem and DH usually choose what we watch at the cinema. So, we'll see what he chooses!

calleyw

xXMessedUpXx wrote: »

I probably woudn't be able to use it in conjunction with the staff discount i already get but would be handy if me and Swain go.

I used to go every wednesday with an ex with orange wednesdays, i miss the cinema! Nothing quite beats watching a film on the big screen.

probably not.

I know on the big screen is great.

Its just other cinema goers that annoy me. I find during the day is better than evenings. As less people. We didn't go last week even with the card because it was half term LOL!!!

Yours

Calley

calleyw

Georgiegirl256 wrote: »

I'm abit undecided about Tomorrowland :think: Plus points, it's got George Clooney in it! :drool: Also, Hugh Laurie. On the other hand though it looks kinds strange and is not really my kind of film.

See I got a bit of thing about hugh laurie since watching house. The only thing is that he reminds of someone I know and but I think they are creepy LOL!!!

The film is my husbands choice. I did see a trailer for it thought it seemed ok.

Yours

Calley

System

Georgiegirl256 wrote: »

I'm abit undecided about Tomorrowland :think: Plus points, it's got George Clooney in it! :drool: Also, Hugh Laurie. On the other hand though it looks kinds strange and is not really my kind of film.

When we go to London, I usually choose the show we go and seem and DH usually choose what we watch at the cinema. So, we'll see what he chooses!

I'd love to go see a show in London :eek: I really want to see Wicked at some point!

Calley, my main annoyance at the cinema is crisp munchers! lol it just grates on me!

calleyw

xXMessedUpXx wrote: »

I'd love to go see a show in London :eek: I really want to see Wicked at some point!

Calley, my main annoyance at the cinema is crisp munchers! lol it just grates on me!

I went to see mouse trap for my 30th Birthday so 12, nearly 13 years ago.

Oh anything that rattles that annoys me. Mind you don't how anyone can afford to buy food and drink at the cinema. need to take an overdraft LOL!!!!

Yours

Calley