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nerfdad

davemorton wrote: »

For Zippy

Not a bad price:cool::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer:
Remember don't be greedy and drink too much;):j:j:j

gocat

A vs S
1x Activia Intensely Creamy Yogurt Peaches & Cream (4X110G) £2.40 £1.20 + shopit.

Couldn't find any of the revelant sanex, HE or Tressme in my A's

Ladyshopper

LEJC wrote: »

Zippy..I see both...but it was the duck first.

Good morning all....

not been around much as feeling totally deflated and rather numb at the moment....2016 is clearly not panning out as a vintage year.

I've not read back but hope everyone is enjoying life or at least trying to cope....x
This last week has seen the death of a grandparent and life altering news for our beloved cat.....

Am so sorry you're having such an awful time at the moment. Thinking of you. x

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Afternoon everyone.

LEJC ((((hugs))))

Dropped a printer on my foot last night, think I have broken 2 toes, they are very swollen, and now turning a lovely colour.

Yikes, ouch!

annieme

annieme wrote: »

I thought you got a 2 year warranty under the sale of goods act. Retailers don't tell you that but it's the law. I've always quoted it & it's worked so far. Good luck.

Sorry if I've mislead anyone!!!! Please accept my apologies. I honestly thought that was the case as it was in the paper a few years ago. I've even got the relevant page still. I had no idea the law had been updated last year so thank you for correcting me. My sil has just popped by by & I've been discussing it with him, he's been a retail manager for 20 yrs approx. He said there's different rules for different things. I'm sure he said it was 6 yrs for white goods but there again I might have been having a senior moment!

Snap-ant

LEJC wrote: »

Thanks wendy...the info is very helpful and does back up what the vet has said.
Our cat has always been very fit/healthy and active so to be told that she was being graded at 4 possibly 5 in the 6 point scale was a shock.

Our lab Poppy had a heart murmur - progressed to having to give her a daily pill but she kept going happily for 7 years after ♥

LEJC

Thank you LS....There have been times over the last few weeks where I really wouldn't have wished our lives on anyone....but at the same time I've genuinely thought...why us?

I know that families go through hard times and life can and is sometimes very challenging....but the why question remains.
We have been very lucky with support and quite honestly I dont think we could have coped without it .....but it will take time.....

Snap-ant

Just had lunch with a friend who has returned from 2 weeks cruise - starting in Jamaica , they went to Cuba, Cayman Islands, Costa Rica, Columbia, Panama Canal etc

Her husband caught Norovirus on board the ship. It seems it was already present & the food was served to you rather than you help yourself. The previous week there were a lot of sufferers.
Anyway he was locked in their cabin & had all his food brought to him. Had a injection & pills.
As Thomsons followed the correct procedure & isolated the infected people they can't complain

nerfdad

Just had the call from makeawish Nerf family off to Disney Paris end of May :j:j
Make a wish are excellent :T:T:T:T



Centre parcs France end of March for 1st week of Easter and I still have no passport :eek::eek::eek:

Snap-ant

nerfdad wrote: »

Just had the call from makeawish Nerf family off to Disney Paris end of May :j:j
Make a wish are excellent :T:T:T:T

Centre parcs France end of March for 1st week of Easter and I still have no passport :eek::eek::eek:

:T:T:T Love Disneyland Paris - especially The Tower Of Terror :j

When did you post your passport? And have you received a text to say it's being processed?

nerfdad

mrsmac10 wrote: »

For sunshinemummy


Was browsing gov uk as I thought it would apply to a couple at work Wife only part time


Marriage Allowance lets you transfer £1,060 of your Personal Allowance to your husband, wife or civil partner.
This reduces their tax by up to £212 in the tax year (6 April to 5 April the next year).
To benefit as a couple, you - as the lower earner - need to have an income of £10,600 or less. You can calculate how much tax you’ll pay as a couple.


May be wrong but worth checking

What if she's a lazy stay at home mum like my wife?:D:D:D:eek: