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savvy_sal wrote: »

1x Rose and Spray Carnation Posy (EACH) £3.50 £3.50
1x ASDA Dyed Chrysanthemums (EACH) £3.00 N/A
1x Classic Roses (EACH) £4.00 N/A


A v S

For a second I thought somebody had bought dead chrysanthemums! :rotfl:

Sunshinemummy

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Are you feeling any better ssm?

Sadly no, I have had a chest infection for 2 weeks but it had not responded to anti-biotics and sadly I have been doing extremely silly hours at work with 4 hours driving most days... I definitely earned every penny!

Just waiting for DS2 and he new girlfriend to get ready so I can drop them off in town, and then go to A (as the cupboards are totally bare)

ooh did I say that I got home yesterday to find that the new girlfriend was staying the weekend (I had no idea).... and she had left her bag on the train.... so another 40 mile round journey to get her bag. Sometimes going to work is easier!

How are you doing?

HILLBERN

rhosynbach wrote: »

I learnt a valuable lesson tonight , have recently got an actfry and i love it, but no where on the instructions does it say dont put soft popadoms in to refresh or the lift up touch the heating element and catch fire:eek::eek::o:o

i am sure they should putthis on the directions:rotfl:

Gosh this made me chuckle:rotfl:

we were having tea tonight, the remains of yesterdays lasagne, salad and chips-
GS said do you ever make homemade chips? to which my DH said I would love homemade chips but with all the offers on and so much food in the freezers that time is a long way off- We bought an actifry over 1 year ago and it is sat in the back of the cupboard and never been used:eek::eek::eek:

Tinyshoes

Snap-ant wrote: »

I think also it's the no smoking :o:o Getting quite fond of my expensive eFag - but I really crave a real roll up

Here until next weekend when my older Sister takes over. I don't know whether to stay for Mothers Day or leave when sister gets here as Mum fretting about bed linen changing & meals .....

Now have a find a ramp task - as Mobility man can get one for £250 but on eBay they are £86 ;);)

It's good you have a sister to share the burden.

If it were me I would stay for mother's day but I understand your mum's anxiety but surely that can be worked around somehow.

Good luck with the ramp. What a difference in price. :eek:

HILLBERN

tweets wrote: »

Thank you

You not late I wasn't born til nearly midnight

...and you've been celebrating all day? shame on you:rotfl::rotfl:when its not even your birthday for a few hours yet:eek:

TrulyMadly

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Sadly no, I have had a chest infection for 2 weeks but it had not responded to anti-biotics and sadly I have been doing extremely silly hours at work with 4 hours driving most days... I definitely earned every penny!

Just waiting for DS2 and he new girlfriend to get ready so I can drop them off in town, and then go to A (as the cupboards are totally bare)

ooh did I say that I got home yesterday to find that the new girlfriend was staying the weekend (I had not idea).... and she had left her bag on the train.... so another 40 mile round journey to get her bag. Sometimes going to work is easier!

How are you doing?

Oh I'm lovely today thanks.......can't you have time off work to make a full recovery?

TrulyMadly

Snap-ant wrote: »

I think also it's the no smoking :o:o Getting quite fond of my expensive eFag - but I really crave a real roll up

Here until next weekend when my older Sister takes over. I don't know whether to stay for Mothers Day or leave when sister gets here as Mum fretting about bed linen changing & meals .....

Now have a find a ramp task - as Mobility man can get one for £250 but on eBay they are £86 ;);)

It sounds like you are being kept busy snap...can you not escape for a long walk?

zippydooda

HILLBERN wrote: »

no, I have never done that in w - I go straight to the manned tills, does it make a difference??

i havent done it either yet, but locarr told me its the same as tesco but sa does not have to authorize coupon.
but as ive never done it, i thought a 1st timer would be sure to be spot checked.

rhosynbach

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

It sounds like it would suit you perfectly why not try wearing it over one shoulder then the other to see what's more comfortable for you beforehand?



Ummmmm, no :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

good idea thanks shall get her to do both tomorrow xx

HILLBERN wrote: »

Gosh this made me chuckle:rotfl:

we were having tea tonight, the remains of yesterdays lasagne, salad and chips-
GS said do you ever make homemade chips? to which my DH said I would love homemade chips but with all the offers on and so much food in the freezers that time is a long way off- We bought an actifry over 1 year ago and it is sat in the back of the cupboard and never been used:eek::eek::eek:

i use mine a lot its great for the wedges that come with the meal deal does them quickly and they come out lovely, and onion rings,
even warming up sasauge rolls etc so i dont put the oven on and the microwave makes them soggy, x

tweets

HILLBERN wrote: »

...and you've been celebrating all day? shame on you:rotfl::rotfl:when its not even your birthday for a few hours yet:eek:

I will be in bed then fast asleep definitely not a night owl