Everyone lost in the Ether II

MKS

Nannylala wrote: »

Ladyshopper I have an appointment on 30th Dec as Clinician nurse who I need to see is of on holiday at moment ....but am very pleased that they are keeping an eye on how its going and am so grateful to the NHS :AHad to tell my insurance company about my procedure just in case any thing untoward happens when I am on my abroad holiday in February....better safe than sorry ..

Where are you off to, Nanny?

Nannylala

MKS wrote: »

Where are you off to, Nanny?

Mad as it may sound MKS a Nile Cruise .......:)

MKS

Nannylala wrote: »

Mad as it may sound MKS a Nile Cruise .......:)

Not at all. My DB did one a few years ago and loved it. Enjoy yourself.

Tinyshoes

Nannylala wrote: »

Oh what a shame Tiny I know he is doing Australia next year:eek:
Hows your :xmastree: shopping going .....I have just wrapped my last pressie....including Table pressies:T:T..but I always end up buying a few more if they are cheap and appropriate so trying to be restrained from now on;)

I'm nowhere near finished. And definitely not got anything wrapped. :eek:

I have everything for Teeny as most of it I did buy as bargains last year but she was too young for them.

But I have not bought my SIL or her BF or my nephew anything yet. I think I have overdosed them on Boots/BS bargains over the years and need to find something different even though have a couple of boxes full of pressies. I always ask what my nephew wants but haven't even got round to that yet this year. :eek:

I should be able to get my stash down with other family and friends though just haven't "allocated" anything yet. That sounds really bad doesn't it. :eek:

You are so organised Nanny. :T

gocat

Just noticed this on msm
McCain Lightly Spiced Wedges
(750g)
£2.00
26.7p / 100g
100% Cashback

Should work S £2 vs A 89p too for BM

not tested but will be going out to get more spices this afternoon so will add to a shop

ETA ooops just found this post, so looks like msm doesn't work on instore receipts

Free McCain Lightly Spiced Wedges 750g through MSM if ordered online (MSM Cashback) according to rubberbullets on HUKD. Suitable to add to C&C or HD?

Hth

Anon

Nannylala

MKS wrote: »

Not at all. My DB did one a few years ago and loved it. Enjoy yourself.

I only say mad because its Egypt and my 2 Siblings have told me in no uncertain terms what they think:eek:

Sarahdol75

Nanny, I feel so ashamed, reading you have wrapped and sorted for christmas, I havnt started, and to be honest got no get up and go to start.

My children are not helping, they dont really want anything this year, which is so unusual and they are only 13 and 15 :eek: usually, they have wrote list after list, but not this year.

mrsmac10

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Thank you :A I'm pretty sure my look behind me day has passed me by - I'm off now and my GP is signing me off so I don't have to go back.

Hopefully the black cloud will go soon and I can get back to being my normal self again

Trust me You will feel so relived within days if not sooner

Take care

squigs

Emmerdale at Emmerdale Studios.
1 hr · Leeds · Edited ·
CONFIRMED: It is with great sadness that we confirm the passing of actress Shirley Stelfox.
Shirley was best known for her role of ‘Edna Birch’ in ‪#‎Emmerdale‬, which she had played for last 15 years. The RADA trained actress had a varied career on stage and screen, appearing in many West End and leading TV productions. On television she played leading roles in COMMON AS MUCK, CIVVIES, MAKING OUT, KEEPING UP APPEARANCES, PAT & MARGARET and HOPE & GLORY and in film played opposite John Hurt in 1984 and with Julie Walters in PERSONAL SERVICES. Her stage work included NOT NOW DARLING at The Strand, TOAD OF TOAD HALL at The Duke of York’s and CAVALCADE at Chichester Festival Theatre.
The family here at Emmerdale are deeply saddened by Shirley's passing, it is hard to imagine Emmerdale without her. We offer our condolences to Shirley's family and share our feeling of loss with the millions of viewers who will miss Edna enormously.

RIP

Nannylala

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Nanny, I feel so ashamed, reading you have wrapped and sorted for christmas, I havnt started, and to be honest got no get up and go to start.

My children are not helping, they dont really want anything this year, which is so unusual and they are only 13 and 15 :eek: usually, they have wrote list after list, but not this year.

Oh Sarah the only reason I can be so organised is I am retired widowed and only have to take care of myself;) What about giving them vouchers to spent in shops they like eg Waterstones if they like to read or River Island if they like clothes and then get them some PJ's and fluffy slippers for you to wrap alongside the obligatory Selection box:xmastree: