The Elite:The Good, The Bad and the Glitchy

LEJC

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Thankyou, that is the right one, but its not included in the 3 for £5 in my store, well there is not a sticker on that one, but on lots of others.

It isnt listed as in the offer in 2 of the A I use...but I have taken them to CS for a price check and they do work...I was put off by the different price label for ages,in one store its even labelled at 2 different prices but if memory serves me right its £3.29 and in the multibuy.

emerald21

rhosynbach wrote: »

good morning all hope everyone is well,
sorry ssm about your fil but as you say at least he is at peace :A xx


sorry about that pd hope something better is on the horizon xx




:rotfl::rotfl: that really made me laugh, unfortunatly even though they have passports I dont, so they will have to go on their own:D

been working on a feeding plan for lovely mare, as she needs to put on quite a bit of weight, hopefully before winter, and measuring her for a winter rug, as cheaper to get now

Yes I thought it would imagine the scenario horse queueing up with its passport in its mouth and a suitcase strapped to his back . What with a travelling horse and tweets s clever dog who can do anything and everything ...... The mind boggles :rotfl:

Ladyshopper

Thanks everyone.

Bubbs, so glad to hear Mr Bubbs is ok. :j

bubbs

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Fab news :T

And ditto to the rest

Ladyshopper wrote: »

Thanks everyone.

Bubbs, so glad to hear Mr Bubbs is ok. :j

Thanks LS

emerald21

Busylizzie wrote: »

If you pick up the"Lidl News" instore it quite often has a £5 off £40 voucher in it. It did on Saturday

Hi TM can I ask what the name of the champagne was as we are going to a 25 th wedding anniversary party in September and a bottle might go nice with something else. Anyone got any ideas as what to buy as a present please

tweets

:grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug:

Joining in the group dodgy hug for savvy.

Sorry cant quote now.

mazworld15

Mostly lurking never seem to find anything exciting but thought I'd say hello and join in since it's so quiet. Silver corkscrew or winestopper might be nice Emerald.

underperky

PD start your own business you have such a talent


SSM condolences


Rosy lovely mam and foal picture


Lady shopper congrats on son passing his test


Hi Di hope things are getting easier for you


Savvy big hugs and a visit to your GP may be able to help


Hope you are having a brilliant time supping champagne before lunch TM

Savvybuyer

I've now got the doctor's appointment fixed for tomorrow, so I'll forget about it right now and go when it's due.

I think that most people are often wrong most of the time and the 1% minority view is, quite often, right. That's how it was after I lost my mother. I was told that people grieve for a certain amount of time and then things get better. I thought "Why do I have to?". So I didn't. I think that, quite wrongly, I dealt with the death of my mother much better than other things that should have been minor, although losing my mother in the middle of things didn't help. I was very upset on one occasion prior to losing her.

But, as for grieving, I found a way of coping and didn't accept that I had to grieve for any length of time as suggested by the hospital. My usual "Why? Where's the evidence to say that I have to accept that?" came into things again.

It's what it is, the way things are and life goes on. Don't think you have to follow other people's rules there, deal with it in your own way and the way you can.

It might sound flippant, but it was my way and worked for me. Don't let anyone tell you how you have to react (but, obviously, don't get upset if they do) but do talk to people and seek support and as best comfort as you can get if you need.

pacifica9

Good afternoon all.

SSM so sorry to hear about your FIL. Hugs to you and also to Savvy. And indeed anyone else in need.