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underperky wrote: »

Gorgeous boy but I would have thought him at least 3 years my 4 and half year old dgd is only in a size 7


Looks like they going to have a huge amount to clothe and feed him bless ...more than worth it though

My youngest boy is 14 and 6ft 6 he eats me out of house and home and trying to find clothes and shoes ( size 13 ) that fit are a nightmare. His school blazer has just cost £80 as I has to have it altered to fit and ppl wonder why I womble and stockpile lol .Being a single working mother, its bloody hardwork finding the money to keep going but since finding this group and wombling my life is a little easier:D

gocat

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Will be the first time DD3 has flown, I hope she will be ok. I think I should dig out her hospital details about the pins in her arm. I keep meaning to ask Westie but not seen her around how she got on travelling when she had metal work I think was in her shoulder.

I have a right hip replacement and 2 hearing aids and never set off the alarms yet I assume that's what you are worried about. I always tell them before I go through the scanning thing first though. Ive never taken paper work. Don't think I have any .

aaarrrggghhh

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

Today's shop, AvT. Udis still good

I've been ordering 10 Udis a week for months now. Always good to get confirmation they're still working. I give them to my gluten-free cousin.

aau1

Nellie35 wrote: »

Hi perky. If its the one for electrical items if you go on Tesco Direct homepage and click on the picture of the tv that says save £20 the code can then be seen at the top of the page. hth

Thanks for mentioning there was an electrical voucher. It turns out I bought something a couple of weeks ago that this would have been valid for so I'll get in touch with CS tomorrow and get them to refund me the £20 :money:

aau1

davemorton wrote: »

A farmer is trying to cross a river. He is taking with him a rabbit, carrots and a fox, and he has a small raft. He can only bring 1 item a time across the river because his raft can only fit either the rabbit, the carrots or the fox. How does he cross the river. (You can assume that the fox does not eat the rabbit if the man is present, you can also assume that the fox and the rabbit are not trying to escape and run away)
You cant leave the rabbit with the carrots as it will eat them.

:think:

Which side of the river is Morrisons on?

:rotfl:

Tinyshoes

gocat wrote: »

I have a right hip replacement and 2 hearing aids and never set off the alarms yet I assume that's what you are worried about. I always tell them before I go through the scanning thing first though. Ive never taken paper work. Don't think I have any .

Yes it is gocat, I never really thought about it until now. I am saying get paperwork out, I think we still have the operation consent form/discharge letter that's all. Thought might dig that out for DD3 to take. She is so shy still I can see her dying of embarrassment if she gets stopped.

Been googling seems some people set them off and some don't think she has titanium screws and pins not sure as can't quite remember.

I do know she is due outpatients appointment to see if she wants them taken out towards end of this year now that college has finished and consultant said would tidy up the nasty scar same time. :cool:

Dormouse

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aau1

Bobarella wrote: »

Hi Guys
Apologies I haven't been keeping up entirely with this thread. It moves so quickly. Someone the other day responded to my supermarket post saying San Pellegrino should have been £3 not 4 for 6. Today what do I spy but exactly that San Pellagrino for £3. I wondered how you knew before the price actually changed in store? It has definately been on for £4 until today.

Many thanks

Bob

I could tell you...but I'd have to kill you :cool:

they were £3 on s.com when I looked :rotfl:

Sunshinemummy

Just watched Robin Williams film The Boulevard.

I don't recommend it (unless you want to be depressed!)

Sunshinemummy

aau1 wrote: »

I could tell you...but I'd have to kill you :cool:

they were £3 on s.com when I looked :rotfl:

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