The Elite:The Good, The Bad and the Glitchy

Sunshinemummy

cjj wrote: »

Morning all hope everyone is well.

I like being a friend granny SSM xx

I'm loving it xxx

1+1=4 wrote: »

I did look at that option ssm but my fussy kids wanted a beach as well so we staying in a caravan at skipsea sands.

We loved camping at Flamingo Land when the kids were in their teens, there is the caravan area, but right at the back there are some fields that are usually empty.....idea for some peace, and after tea we go and see the animals and the kids get on the rides early, when the park is busy they go swimming (you only pay once to get into the park, and reasonable camping fees).

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bubbs wrote: »

That's where we stayed week before last:D[/QUOTE]

The Elite invade Skipsea sands!

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Tinyshoes

bubbs wrote: »

Glad you enjoyed it apart from the rock:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: how old is teeny now?
Fancy poking yourself in the eye!:eek::rotfl:
Was the weather good?

18 months already. :eek:

xxlouisexx56

henlans wrote: »

Parents with children that have needs do a great job, Personally I think carers allowance should be at a rate that covers working a full time job. i.e if the child needs 24 hour care then the carers allowance should be a lot more. carers save the tax payer a lot of money.. even the children that care for parents with serve disability's should be taken care more.

My carers allowance (for my dd1) doesn't even cover half our rent. I'm grateful for it but it means DP is at work for more hours because one of us needs to be here for her. I did used to work part time but kept having to leave to help her out at school, take her to appointments etc.

And the worse part, she doesn't have a visible illness/disability so I just look like a terrible parent most of the time

Munqui

Have any elite :A's spotted a prosecco glitch they could share

Anon

Please can we be nice to each other or just don't post? This thread is becoming hard work due to the constant sniping and I can see why people stay away if this is how it is going to be .

In other news beyond the bickering ...

Heads up for C&C RTC Colgate 360 Sensitive Pro Relief toothbrush (single pack, Extra Soft)

£2 rtc, £4 A v £1.50 M or 2 for £5 T.

Untested but saw these instore tonight.

Hth

Anon

Munqui

Tinyshoes wrote: »

18 months already. :eek:

Very MSE kiddie assault course :T

carolwat

Thank you to everyone who has been so kind to send me the happy egg codes for my sons school. They re very much appreciated and although he wont benefit from them as his trip is already booked and paid for there are plenty others who will benefit next year.

ledlights

asda not got morrisons heniz 1kg price yet
1x Wham Raspberry Flavoured Bar (16G)£0.10N/A1x Swizzels Refreshers Chew Bar (SINGLE)£0.10N/A1x Giant Strawberry Stripes (1PK)£0.10£0.101x Haribo Starmix (1PK)£0.10£0.101x Frijj Thick & Smooth Fudge Brownie Milkshake (471ML)£0.63£0.651x MAOAM Sour Giant Stripes Cola & Lemon Flavour (1PK)£0.10£0.101x Barratt Flumps (12G)£0.10£0.101x Aspar Aspirin 300mg Tablets 16 Pack (16PK)£0.25N/A2x Sanex Dermo Active Control 24H Anti-Perspirant Deodorant (250ML)£6.38£2.986x Heinz Baked Beans (1 KG)£10.68£11.94Comparison total (compared products only)£18.09 £15.97+£2.12cheaper

bubbs

AWWWWWW TS she is lovely, i could give her a squishy cuddle

altojack

bubbs wrote: »

You have one?:eek::p:D

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: