Everyone lost in the Ether II

harryhfp

Wendyak thanks again http://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/travel/carry/meat-dairy-animal/index_en.htm


So the signs at my airport actually do say no meat allowed, they are wrong for intra-EU movement, quite clearly

wendyak

harryhfp wrote: »

Wendyak thanks again http://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/travel/carry/meat-dairy-animal/index_en.htm


So the signs at my airport actually do say no meat allowed, they are wrong for intra-EU movement, quite clearly

I see them at Granada airport, they are for non eu flights but they only have EU at Granada, in fact they only have internal flights except the one BA flight a couple of times a week from London City

I fly every month in the summer months and ALWAYS take meat as OH loves his full english etc

harryhfp

wendyak wrote: »

I see them at Granada airport, they are for non eu flights but they only have EU at Granada, in fact they only have internal flights except the one BA flight a couple of times a week from London City

I fly every month in the summer months and ALWAYS take meat as OH loves his full english etc

I bet he does, if you only go once a month lol

zagubov

fairclaire wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

a bloody long time I hope squills. I'm not on my deathbed although it feels like it some days. I made the decision to have a stem cell harvest for a future stem cell transplant that I will need. I might even be young enough to fit 2 stem cell transplants in, body permitting.

A lot of my negativity is coming from how gruelling the treatment is and getting my head around the fact I have something that is 'incurable' that messes with your head. it's only a word but it's a BIG word. My body has been letting me down as far as treatment is concerned but that should turn around soon. My drama queen tendencies don't help. I have moments of absolute hysteria......as my good friends on here will tell you.

Don't apologise for mentioning it. I wish more people would. I have a disease that no one has heard of. I've even talked to people who tell me they hope 'I'm better soon'. I was as ignorant as most up until recently but I'm quickly learning that blood/bone marrow cancers are around and they're relentless. So I'm afraid you'll have to put up with me for the foreseeable

I hate quoting myself but I hope logie doesn't mind me re-posting what I said almost three years ago when she started her treatment.

People get very tongue-tied and hesitant and unsure what to say (obviously I do). But we are all thinking of you and rooting for you and wish we knew how to say what we mean without, well, messing it up or getting in the way somehow. We should all say more than we merely do say.

I think it's a delight every time we see you post.

Anon

Good evening all; It seems to have been a quiet glitch day so have had a quick look around for further Am3x card deals to see what is available to get people started. Looking at M0neysupermarket there appear to be a number of Am3x options that do not mention a minimum household annual income including a few MBN4 and a number that do not include an annual fee.

TSB also have an Avios based one (regular income mentioned but not a minimum amount that I can see). It also states no annual fee so may be a better option than Lloyds - useful for adding to Avios too (as mentioned earlier Lloyds has £24 annual fee, £12 refunded if Club LLoyds customer).

If you already have a TSB account (or Lloyds) it may be easier to get a card through them - though this is not financial advice, I have no idea if it helps or not really and it will obviously still be based on your circumstances. Consider the impact on yout credit file if you are looking at applying and whether you actualy need one (recent offers suggest there are benefits but that does not mean it is suitable for you).

HTH

Anon

purpledonkey

A bit random but the latest storm blew over a fence and smashed some solar lights we had, so been looking for some replacements. I saw these:

63p: http://www.homebase.co.uk/en/homebaseuk/small-solar-hedgehog-light-317736

33p http://www.homebase.co.uk/en/homebaseuk/small-solar-cat-light-317737

I think they would make decent stocking fillers if you're into that sort of thing

bubbs

Morning all
Was frosty when i took dh work , had to de ice the car

harryhfp

Anon wrote: »

Good evening all; It seems to have been a quiet glitch day so have had a quick look around for further Am3x card deals to see what is available to get people started. Looking at M0neysupermarket there appear to be a number of Am3x options that do not mention a minimum household annual income including a few MBN4 and a number that do not include an annual fee.

TSB also have an Avios based one (regular income mentioned but not a minimum amount that I can see). It also states no annual fee so may be a better option than Lloyds - useful for adding to Avios too (as mentioned earlier Lloyds has £24 annual fee, £12 refunded if Club LLoyds customer).

If you already have a TSB account (or Lloyds) it may be easier to get a card through them - though this is not financial advice, I have no idea if it helps or not really and it will obviously still be based on your circumstances. Consider the impact on yout credit file if you are looking at applying and whether you actualy need one (recent offers suggest there are benefits but that does not mean it is suitable for you).

HTH

Anon

The Lloyds card is excellent for using abroad as there is no 3% fee

ilovetoshop

Disney hardback book £1 thanks to op

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/disney-movie-collection-hardback-books-1-each-delivered-tesco-direct-2345320

redrose1414

http://groceries.asda.com/promotion/3-for-pound200/ls86854

Not tested and not a great return but potentially £4.24 for 2 v W.