The Elite and the 24 hour #glitch people :)

rhosynbach

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I wasn't getting at anyone not posting......they have as much right not to post as they do if they choose to post......surely......I was disagreeing with those who prefer a quiet thread.....they are entitled to their opinion and me to mine:)
I love it when it's busy, full of snippets of news and gossip, photographs, babies, cats, wombles.

Anyway...this is what I've been doing the last hour or so and its guaranteed to cause controversy:p

However in my defence....
1. It was all dry timber .....no plastics or anything
2 it's the first fire we've had in years
3. I made sure there were no hedgehogs or kitties inside.
4. Most importantly. No one had their washing out for miles and miles.

Tin hat on:rotfl::rotfl:

you seem to have took all the precautions, so I can not see what the problem is, what makes me :mad::mad: is when the local farmers burn the hillsides to get rid of the bracken and gorse, huge fires most get out of hand with several fire engines in attendance, then it all grows back. :mad: rant over

mhoc

tweets wrote: »

I would rather be cold than hot I wrap fleece around if I get to cold. Warmed up now I have eaten my tea.

Used to love gas fire for when it was nippy but council took it out when we had new central heating and boiler about 10 years ago and left an electric fire in its place. Its not the same its noisy doesn't give much heat and runs away with electric on meter
I don't even know if it still works only tried it twice when it was installed

I cant stand it in mums with heating on all day makes me want to fall asleep and Poppy drinks more water at mums then she does all week here .

I am also suffering with the cold - boots came back out yesterday as did the winter woolly tights and coat and on the sofa I always have a blanket - mind you our house in the summer is always colder than the outside. If and when it stops raining so I get outside to do some work then I feel warmer and less miserable - I also take my que from the cats - all outside now despite the wind and enjoying the garden

Shortfatscotsbloke

HILLBERN wrote: »

Are they good to go? because as I posted earlier in my store 1 flavour was a different price but I don't know which one ...

I think they look fine for a cc/hd. Providing they are £3.89 on A.com and £1.94 in your store everything should work out beautifully..:D

Something to bear in mind though.. A v W will give the best results. Not as much choice as A v S or the risky A v M, however you can get some Udis which will make the comparison doubly sweet..:D:D

rhosynbach

Snap and fourp you are a wonderful couple that have it really hard recently I was not suprised to see you taking a while to yourselfs, you have always been helpful and kind to everyone and who ever attacked you personally should hang their heads in shame

locarr

rhosynbach wrote: »

Snap and fourp you are a wonderful couple that have it really hard recently I was not suprised to see you taking a while to yourselfs, you have always been helpful and kind to everyone and who ever attacked you personally should hang their heads in shame

Seconded. ...

HILLBERN

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

I think they look fine for a cc/hd. Providing they are £3.89 on A.com and £1.94 in your store everything should work out beautifully..:D

Something to bear in mind though.. A v W will give the best results. Not as much choice as A v S or the risky A v M, however you can get some Udis which will make the comparison doubly sweet..:D:D

thanks for your reply, but unfortunately can never get the udis my store doesn't stock them:(
Pleased to see you again, hope your holiday was good and all the previous troubles from instore have taken a back seat

hornetgirl

Tanked down here this afternoon, so I took the opportunity to sort out my kitchen cupboards. Next time there are glitches on
- washing up liquid
- dishwasher tablets
- rinse aid
- washing powder/tabs/liquid
- fabric softener
- anti bac wipes
Please remind me I have sufficient. For a long time.

Food stash on the other hand is woeful. Udis aside, I don't really have a stockpile of anything

tweets

mhoc wrote: »

I am also suffering with the cold - boots came back out yesterday as did the winter wooly tights and coat and on the sofa I alwYs have a blanket - mind you our house in the summer is always colder than the outside. If and when it stops raining so I get outside to do some work then I feel warmer and less miserable - I also take my quie from the cats - all outside now despite the wind and enjoying the garden

MY EMU'S and my other waterproof boots have never been away Think my Crocs have been worn about 6 times.

I don't wear tights but always have my leggings on when I go out the thick ones are the warmest.

I have fleece on sofa all year round . Suns come out here :T

Shortfatscotsbloke

HILLBERN wrote: »

thanks for your reply, but unfortunately can never get the udis my store doesn't stock them:(
Pleased to see you again, hope your holiday was good and all the previous troubles from instore have taken a back seat

Don't worry about the Udis, the A v S comparison gives you a lot more choice, is probably more reliable and as you should get a 15p profit per bottle, your whole shop should end up free or better including fillers.

Our holiday was amazing thanks. Nice to get away from work stresses and Sada problems for a couple of weeks and just relax by a pool/beach with the family. I would recommend the Algarve to anyone, pick the right hotel and you will have a whale of a time.

Sunshinemummy

I have just done my first CC for about 5 months!

My mojo may be back! Thanks SFSB x