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izzeyb

I can confirm pizza and turkey mince from my shops this morning worked fine. I got the pulled pork pizza.

gocat

izzeyb wrote: »

I can confirm pizza and turkey mince from my shops this morning worked fine. I got the pulled pork pizza.

Just made a turkey mince curry

Please has anyone got the url for checking apg's for A that you just sign up using a postcode. Got a few to print off but don't want to use my main account incase we get a lovely C&C /HD offer
tia

zippydooda

aau1 wrote: »

You have to send the text to a number in your contacts.

To accept you have to log into an account that has that same number saved in ipint account settings but you don't need to do it on the handset that has the receiving sim in it IYKWIM

I send/accept all gifts on the same handset (I just have to send the text back to myself from the other phone or type in the receiving URL manually) :cool:

just tried, nothing pre loads into the text

altojack

3Dogs wrote: »

Oh yes, the patent leather shoes or leather sandals, lovely new white socks and vests

Remembering where you are from AJ, you never went to garden fetes at The Green did you? And Easter marches? in Wallsend?

We were poor but parents always made sure that we had nice frocks, etc for Easter especially, though generally bought on the Provi'

Sorry for late reply had RL to deal with :cool:

We moved to Forest Hall when I was about 1 year old but parents had friends there and he had the garage on Coast Road opposite Rising Sun pub. Of course in those days it was a repair garage and petrol sales

I don't recollect The Green but did stay at Wallsend during part if school holidays and Easter so probably did go there. I know that there was always a garden fete on somewhere during the finer months.

By the time I was 5 we had moved to Alnmouth, dad sold the garage and bought a large house which was then run as a hotel. We had some fantastic garden fetes in those days .

My sandals where Clarkes T Bar leather , I used to live in them or my riding boots. :eek: :rotfl:

aau1

gocat wrote: »

Just made a turkey mince curry

Please has anyone got the url for checking apg's for A that you just sign up using a postcode. Got a few to print off but don't want to use my main account incase we get a lovely C&C /HD offer
tia

https://groceries.asda.com/registration/register/false

You might need to go incognito/clear cookies

bargainqueen8

gocat wrote: »

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

hi,hope tessa`s ok but probably about right vet fees are not cheap,been lucky with ours he`s been healthy so far.is she not insured?much as i hate paying the premiums i know so many people who have had vet bills for several thousand pounds i pay it.when you have a mo could you post the addy to send postage stamps for the hearing dogs,i have a few.:)[/QUOTE]

Thank you for remembering about saving stamps for hearing dogs.
Here is the info.
http://www.hearingdogs.org.uk/donate/other-ways-to-donate/stamps/


Yes I have insurance for Tessa as its all arranged via hearing dogs and we pay the premiums which is about £28 a month. Excess is £100 so no good for this claim. But if things go further and hopefully they wont, I will have the insurance in place.
Friend of mine has just got her dogs insurance renewal through. Dog is 13 years old. £70 a month :eek:

thankyou i will get them in the post:).for our old dog we had to pay about 20% of the bill as well as the v.high premium if i remember right.hope its nothing to worry about.
there was an article on our local news yesterday about dogs being trained to help dementia sufferers,so clever these dogs.:)

obama

Shop from 2 hours ago, all good :beer:

tweets

gocat wrote: »

Morning all :wave:

Had to take my darling Tessa to the vets this morning as her groomer said she could feel a lump. Vet took a sample and will get back to me in a week. £111 so far :eek::eek: Is that normal price.
Better do a bit more wombling

Hope Tessa is ok .

Sorry don't know about prices .

tweets

Good Afternoon

:j:j:j My girl will be pleased she got me at home with her for a week :j:j:j

Chrisv

obama wrote: »

Shop from 2 hours ago, all good :beer:

Looks like Morries prices have been updated today. Swirled compared at £2 yesterday.