Economic Living Is The Exercise

Tinyshoes

zagubov wrote: »

Well-remembered and I'd like to thank all the posted and PMed advice that everyone gave me and I went for a very basic small Korean make starting with h.

Was brilliant on the motorway and nippy in other roads. Great to drive. :beer:

You decided was worth the extra ££££ in the end. Glad you are happy with your choice.

Only let down of my corsa is with a 1.2 engine not got the pull away power when overtaking. Got stuck behind someone who pulled out in front of me when half hour away from home today. They were poodling along at 25 mph in a 40mph zone. :mad:

I love that I have been able to get the seat and steering wheel exactly where I want them has to be a first for me in all the years of driving. I expect it is standard now that drivers seats go up and down and steering wheels too. :cool:

Tinyshoes

Twit twoo.

Goodnight everyone bed for me too....

vanilla_twist

fairclaire wrote: »

We have an ancient canvas one that has empty pockets that I fill with treat size chocs every year. I love it that all the kids are still so excited and competitive over it every year they still work out who's going to start it off and what order it'll go in. It gets adhered too strictly as well :eek: anyone who isn't here on a day when it's their choc can expect to find their choc still there the next time they visit. You don't eat someone else's advent chocolate in here :eek: :rotfl::rotfl:

My ds2 use to always bite his chocolate in half and share with me. Every single time.
Chosen my wooden houses so can now start to find things to fill it. Dd not keen on chocolate but both other nanny's buy dgd a choc on so will put bits of Princess jewelery in it instead.
V x

Snap-ant

altojack wrote: »

Take heed next time :eek: By now you should be warmed up, I hope you didn't go sleeveless Snap.
What plans have you for tomorrow?

Today is last day of adventure, steam train from Douglas to Port Erin.
Seal spotting on Calf of Man
Then over to Peel to see the sea shells on beach

leaving tomorrow on 8am ferry :eek: breakfast will be 6.15am sharp

have a grand Sunday 🐘🛀🎱🎣👠🚻

Nannylala

Good morning... Was just thinking breakfast in bed sounds like a nice idea but not quite the same when you have to make it yourself

mrsmac10

louised wrote: »

Evening everyone,

Have been absent on here for over 11 months, since discovering that my husband has been having an affair with someone half his age from work. He is now my ex husband, I am a different person, completely broken by the experience, but in an odd way a stronger person. Anyway, enough boring stuff. I'm back and today I found this on a womble, it's against sainsburys, you lot may already have clocked this.

2x Kopparberg Premium Cider with Strawberry & Lime (10X330) £24.00 £18.00:money:

:wave:Welcome back

Hope you will stay just now Its normally a great feel on here in the run up to Christmas with lots of potential "buys" but its also full of support for when days are c**p

Take care

mrsmac10

David. wrote: »

Too true
Always an :A

Correct :kisses3:

Just catching up on the night shift looks like i have yet to read all the banter

Hope everything is ok with you now

elainemn

Good morning everyone. Hope you all have a fabulous Sunday.

heol

Super Sunday - yippee!



G'day everyone

henlans

heol wrote: »

Super Sunday - yippee!


G'day everyone

Hey!!

I did like your signature

Jeremy Corbyn for Prime Minister!

Then we can stop wasting money on warfare, improve the NHS, build more houses for the poor, and improve community services.