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bubbs

Nannylala wrote: »

Good evening feeling very happy tonight:Tthey say good things come along in 3's
Congratulations LEJC to your DS1 for passing his test first time:cool:

Rockinham great to hear DSis op went well:A

And lastly Nannylala's good news my Consultant is going to perform a procedure for me which is costing £10,000 and I feel very privileged that she thinks at 70years old I am worth it;)and I only have to wait a few weeks to have this done:j

Sorry i missed that till TM quoted:o
Glad you have good news and hope all goes well

TrulyMadly

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

We went with rainbow beetroot this time - red and white stripy, golden and red. It's good to confuse people when I give it to them :rotfl::rotfl:

We're eating loads of beetroot at the moment QoC ......but I'm running out of recipes.....and that's just the thinnings.....heaven help us when they all reach full size.:eek:

Think I'll be back to pickling:rotfl:

bubbs

mrsmac10 wrote: »

Thanks again bubbs Got the Buzz Lightgear ones the other day for Grandson These will need to be put by for GD till she grows into them but a great price

Bargain we all like one:j:j

miss_corerupted

Having lamb or beef ribs for tea. Not sure which as I didn't label the bags properly

bubbs

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bubbs

miss_corerupted wrote: »

Having lamb or beef ribs for tea. Not sure which as I didn't label the bags properly

I love lamb never heard of beef ribs only rib of beef a joint, surely you can tell by the size? as beef would be massive

Enterprise_1701C

Nannylala wrote: »

Good evening feeling very happy tonight:Tthey say good things come along in 3's
Congratulations LEJC to your DS1 for passing his test first time:cool:

Rockinham great to hear DSis op went well:A

And lastly Nannylala's good news my Consultant is going to perform a procedure for me which is costing £10,000 and I feel very privileged that she thinks at 70years old I am worth it;)and I only have to wait a few weeks to have this done:j

Fantastic news :T 70 Is relatively young these days:)

tweets

Nannylala wrote: »

Good evening feeling very happy tonight:Tthey say good things come along in 3's
Congratulations LEJC to your DS1 for passing his test first time:cool:

Rockinham great to hear DSis op went well:A

And lastly Nannylala's good news my Consultant is going to perform a procedure for me which is costing £10,000 and I feel very privileged that she thinks at 70years old I am worth it;)and I only have to wait a few weeks to have this done:j

:A You certainly are worth it Nannylala :T:T:T

Dizzy_Ditzy

TrulyMadly wrote: »

We're eating loads of beetroot at the moment QoC ......but I'm running out of recipes.....and that's just the thinnings.....heaven help us when they all reach full size.:eek:

Think I'll be back to pickling:rotfl:

Some of mine were huge :eek: we have been grating them and boiling them and giving them away for certain wedding receptions :cool: funny thing is, when we were eating them, they tasted of the allotment

The next lot are destined for pickling

Anon

tbw wrote: »

You don't really need all the dates - they know that the problems all started around the 6th July. If you tell them the email addys that MIGHT have missing vouchers they will be able to see a complete list of every voucher claimed on that email any claimed from 6/7 (or possibly a couple of days earlier) will have been caught up in the delays with the agent company. They don't need the codes from the confirming emails. I was very surprised at how easy it was to sort out what was owed to me.

I was wondering if contacting them would actually achieve anything though as won't they just arrive when they have cleared the backlog?

Anon