Economic Living Is The Exercise

underperky

David. wrote: »

Oh so I am on ignore :eek:

No my dear man i just saw your post after i had put p.s

I dont think any woman could ignore you young man

LEJC

ROCKINGHAM wrote: »

OMG Just paid full price for ordinary hand wash! Need to have a cuppa to get over the shock - still it will give me a chance to have a skim read back!

crikey...you should have said...it would have been cheaper for one of us to have sent you a small parcel with a few in!

diluvsdiscounts

AJ sorry to hear your news.

underperky

Altojack good they are going to sort your eyes out

...treat yourself to a bottle a night over the weekend

tweets

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

I hope I'm thanking the right person Tweets!!! My lily's kitchen dog food has just arrived so thank you very much Bobby is very excited. He would need about three per meal soidoubthewill be getting it again but you never know.

Yes it was me mine also arrived and so did Poppy's :j:j:j

Poppy does eat it mum buys her trays or large tins I wont pay the price its not very :money:

She eats 2 trays at a time or the large tin.

fairclaire

Thanks Nan for posting the lucozade the other day. Still working today :beer:

A v T & S

2x Lucozade Energy Orange Fridge Pack (6X380) £7.40 £5.00

tweets

Good Afternoon

Called in Mr T's on way home from work and hornetgirl my stringy held all my tins mushy peas and beans :A :T:T:T

Snap was right it hardly takes up any space in my Kipling bag

I did take other bags including a Shaws one

altojack

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh dear sorry to hear this AJ. It is a bit tiresome to spending so much time traipsing to medical appointments. You've had one thing after another this past year At least the cataracts treatment is quick and painless I believe, which is something.

That's what I was thinking, it's been a heck of a year, no holiday yet :eek: little did I know :cool: oh well will have to line up a driver when I'm out of action :eek:
Congrats to your daughter passing her test, amazing how the time flies from them starting school and now drivers :eek:

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

AJ sorry to hear your news.

Thanks di, just a little shocked that they grew so quickly. Hope you are feeling well these days x

underperky wrote: »

Altojack good they are going to sort your eyes out

...treat yourself to a bottle a night over the weekend

Ha ha ha, I had thought that but then remembered I'm on antibiotics for this ruddy chest infection :eek: Can I drink alcohol while taking them? I better check that out :cool:

crystaltipsandalistair

Don't know if anyone has found or mentioned about this, but at my local A's muller lights 6's are £2 each in the offer chiller and £3.88 2 for £5 down the yoghurt aisle.

So I tried 2 late last night, and was charged £3.88/2 for £5. Result £1 back and £2 gift card, so £1 per 6 pack.

Plus as they are £1.94 at T's, I got apg for £1.78. so really 12 for 22p. :money::money:

savvy_sal

altojack wrote: »

Got home from hospital to find DS1 here with DS4. Kettle on and sat around chatting until DS1 went to do his shopping then bus home.

My eyes are still wide open, hard to blink etc :eek: results from today's visit is that I have cataracts, these prevent fluid from draining and are the cause of pressure building up in the eye and can cause glaucoma. :eek:

Right, so I now await an appointment to go and have the first one done. Have also been told today that as my eyes are at the moment, with these glasses, I am not 100% suitable for driving :eek: so Mr Optician had better pull his finger out and get my new glasses ready quick smart

I have noticed my eye sight getting worse and had just assumed it was due to the fact I was needing new glasses, just goes to show. So I should get an appointment within 2 months and it looks like I'll be starting a New Year not clear of hospitals but still on the ruddy treadmill of treatments grrrrrrr

Sorry to moan, I realise there are others on here much worse if than me (((hugs))) to you all.

I'm going to open a bottle of something nice tonight, make it last for 2 or 3 nights. Lovely weekend

Sorry to hear about your eyes.

It is a brilliant procedure.You won't believe the difference it makes.
I would put it on par with going to the dentist although it involves about 5 hours at the hospital.Most of the time is spent in a waiting room where they come around every 1/2 hour to put drops in.The actual op takes about 20 minutes.They do recommend bringing a sandwich with you and my hospital had tea and coffee on tap.The chairs were really comfy as well.
After your knee op you will find it a doddle.
Best thing I have ever had done.No more thick lens in the glasses.My sight prescription has gone from 7.5 to .5 in the eye that I have had done.