Economic Living Is The Exercise

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I am totally IKEAd out. :eek: And I didn't even buy anything. :eek:

Teeny was very amusing trying out all the child's beds and persuading her auntys to join her and tucking them up in them. :rotfl: She also thought we should all have one of the soft toy pigs each and as fast as we could put them back was either dishing them out to us again or putting them in the trolley. :rotfl:

Dinner was Bella Italia wasn't going to miss out on what the rest of you had but had to change CC vouchers so not actually free for me but a lot cheaper than it should have been. :eek:

How can you go to IKEA and not buy anything :eek: :rotfl:

IKEA is affectionately know as 'the country park' in our house. When DS1 was a toddler we were going to ikea and it was quite a distance to travel. As we were travelling somewhere far we decided to visit a country park that was in the area. We went to ikea first and left DS1 in the crèche. Well we were in there so long we didn't get time to go to the park Whilst we were driving away from ikea DS1 said 'I loved that country park, can we go again' :rotfl::rotfl:

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

How can you go to IKEA and not buy anything :eek: :rotfl:

IKEA is affectionately know as 'the country park' in our house. When DS1 was a toddler we were going to ikea and it was quite a distance to travel. As we were travelling somewhere far we decided to visit a country park that was in the area. We went to ikea first and left DS1 in the crèche. Well we were in there so long we didn't get time to go to the park Whilst we were driving away from ikea DS1 said 'I loved that country park, can we go again' :rotfl::rotfl:

BAD mother

Tinyshoes

David. wrote: »

:eek: a waste of a good bottle/can

I still have 39 cans of Carling and 23 cans of Pilsator if you get caught short.

I still cannot find the origins of the Pilsator the nearest I could find by googling was a shipment of loads of pallets for them from Germany I think it was. Have a feeling they may have fallen off the back of a lorry. :rotfl:

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

Champion
Angles webcam to ceiling just in case :eek:

Some things never change :whistle:

David.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I still have 39 cans of Carling and 23 cans of Pilsator if you get caught short.

I still cannot find the origins of the Pilsator the nearest I could find by googling was a shipment of loads of pallets for them from Germany I think it was. Have a feeling they may have fallen off the back of a lorry. :rotfl:

I may be tight but not desperate, sounds more like your Anne Summers order

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

How can you go to IKEA and not buy anything :eek: :rotfl:

IKEA is affectionately know as 'the country park' in our house. When DS1 was a toddler we were going to ikea and it was quite a distance to travel. As we were travelling somewhere far we decided to visit a country park that was in the area. We went to ikea first and left DS1 in the crèche. Well we were in there so long we didn't get time to go to the park Whilst we were driving away from ikea DS1 said 'I loved that country park, can we go again' :rotfl::rotfl:

DD1 made up for me not buying anything. :rotfl:

There really was not anything I wanted.

So did DS1 ever get to visit the real country park? :eek:

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

Some things never change :whistle:

Too true
Always an :A

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

BAD mother

Not all bad. My children all have the number for childline should they need it

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

Not all bad. My children all have the number for childline should they need it

Have they got access to a phone though

David.

Guess who is on her 2nd bottle
Ellimoo :beer: