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Five OS Pleasures in your day today

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  • billy858
    billy858 Posts: 119 Forumite
    Another one
    6. Yey! It worked.
  • 1) Having a lovely lie in
    2) Finding a like new book in the charity shop that will be perfect as a Christmas gift
    3) Discovering that I actually like my new hair cut
    4) Having a hair colouring kit and getting it a very MS price. I normally go to the hairdressers for this and pay c. £50. The kit was < £5.
    5) Sitting scoffing a giant drum of Haribo Christmas Mix. I know it's naughty, I know I'll feel ill later but tough.
  • helyg
    helyg Posts: 454 Forumite
    1. Finishing knitting my first Boob :j

    2. Discovering that my mum has the size needles I need to knit my cardi so I don't need to buy any

    3. Braised Red Cabbage cooked in the SC

    4. Leek and Potato soup for lunch

    5. It's Friday!
  • Afternoon all :hello:

    Pleasures for the last day or so.

    1. Good day yesterday - managed to get our bedding washed, line dried and ironed.

    2. Lovely fresh egyptian cotton sheets last night.

    3. Looking forward to a girls night with a good friend tonight - dvd and a bottle of wine.

    More steps forward with ds:

    4. A visit by Crossroads Care today - ds is going to try a social enterprise group next Wednesday. It is a small group of young adults and involves computers so I have got everything crossed that he enjoys it.

    5. Arranging a referral to a local Autism support group - if accepted ds will be able to access a social skills group so yet again, fingers and toes crossed :rolleyes:.

    Enjoy your Friday evening everyone,
    Thriftyxxx
  • sparrer
    sparrer Posts: 7,548 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker I've been Money Tipped!
    I had to do just a small laundry Ollie, I was running out of clean knickers :o. I tried your Olbas trick but nothing, zilch, zero...30 seconds later KAZOOOOOM:eek: !!! Yup, that was certainly mind blowing, ha ha

    Are you my long lost twin BamNaggy? All my favourite things ...Cornish pasties, Stardrops, ebaying, freecycling...oh wait, walking the dog? No, isn't you :D. Fortunately I have some good neighbours who help out in that respect

    How do you knit a Boob, helyg? Please explain, think I've missed something
    here and my mind is boggling :rotfl:

    My 5

    1. The physio phoned today to see how I am and say she's asked the GP to call on me. Typical, I'm beginning to feel better at last. They are kind though and I'm not complaining about the excellent service the NHS is providing me with :D

    2. Thinking of above, and counting my blessings that I have such lovely neighbours. Nothing seems too much for them although I [STRIKE]do feel I must be[/STRIKE] know I'm a pain sometimes

    3. Was going to venture out to get my scrip and some basicss but DNeighbour saw me and insisted on going. She a savvy shopper too, came back with some great YS's then stayed for a cuppa afterwards. I was concerned she'd get my cold but she said she never gets them....we'll see :rolleyes:

    4. Bought the breadmaker I wanted at a much reduced price as it was a display model, wasn't going to get it yet but it was a bargain and well, you have to, don't you :p? It arrived today and made my first loaf (popping over to the relevant forum in a mo to ask a few q's as I think I did something wrong) it looked perfect just tastes a wee bit bland. However I'll Percy Vere and soon get the hang of it :)

    5. A long chat on the phone with DS, he said his OH fully understands my feelings towards her and she'd be angry too if someone hurt one of her children the way she hurt DS. Costing me too much emotionally so I am trying to be civil which is less expensive - even my emotions are quite OS !

    Night night n God bless all

    S x
  • helyg
    helyg Posts: 454 Forumite
    sparrer wrote: »
    How do you knit a Boob, helyg? Please explain, think I've missed something
    here and my mind is boggling :rotfl:

    :rotfl:if you take a look on the "knit your square" thread it all becomes clear... lots of people knit boobs for hospitals/midwives to use as teaching aids. Apparently the "proper" ones cost about £35, but knitted ones are just as good and can be knitted easily out of scraps of leftover yarn.
  • giddynici
    giddynici Posts: 274 Forumite
    Fiday

    1 - Some more bargain pressies arriving in the post... I'm loving how outnumbered the bills have been lately.

    2 - Lunch with DH again. Delicious oatcakes a pate.

    3 - Footprints in Paris (my fav city) from the Library.

    4 - Watching the second episode of Flash Forward

    5 - Finding a nice rug for the living room and realising it's 75% off!!!
  • Thanks for the welcome olliebeak, been os now for just over a year, and loving it,especially the control over my life it has given me.todays 5 os pleasures are
    1. scones in my moosky made from reduced price flour, will make them taste all the better.
    2. hand washed smalls and t shirts just using machine to spin.
    3. preparing veg for making feezing bocks. tip from other post
    4. start planning xmas pressie list, trying hand made gifts this year. bisciuts fudge etc
    5 spend time reading this forum, determined to get at least to page 100 this weekend
  • Hello all, still full of the cold but sniffing through

    1 - managing to watch three episodes of the first series of The Wire (no spoilers please!)
    2 - a free track from http://vampireweekend.com/
    3 - a tasty breakfast using up LO tortilla
    4 - looking forward to a M&S dine in for £10 meal
    5 - trying not to sulk about the lack of Fulham this weekend
    :beer:
  • NJW69
    NJW69 Posts: 843 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker Mortgage-free Glee!
    My five things today are

    1) Washed bedding and out on line drying
    2) Made a fruit bread
    3) Had mushrooms on toast for breakfast using homemade bread and fresh parsley from the garden
    4) Bought a George Foreman grill for my Mum for £37 delivered when full price is £70
    5) Going to make a meal with left over roast duck from yesterdays tea
    GC Jan £318/£350, Feb £221.84/£300, Mar £200.00/£250 Apr £201.05/£200 May £199.61/£200 June £17.25/£200

    NSD Feb 23/12 :j NSD Mar 20/20 NSD Apr 24/20
    May 24/24
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