Egalitarian Laudable Inveterate, The Elite

wendyak

henlans wrote: »

Yes, it will continue to work until the following day.. so fill your boots..

Thanks Henlans, just popped in and a little encouragement goes a long, long way x

I have literally spent all day trawling thorugh cctv as my son had is new van vandalised a couple of days ago.
It is not really like a van as it has fancy wheels and a super duper paint job, plus a nippy turbo car engine in it.
He only went away for a romantic couple of days and for safety (ha) he put it close to our house but some NIMBY didnt like it there.
Needless to say I think I have found the culprit, but now what to do ?? The footage is quite hazy but by the way he moves his arms he is defo gouging the paint with a sharp object.
I thought about putting a note on the vehicle saying I had footage as we have all had tyres damaged in the past and it seems he may have been responsible
What do the Elite think ?

LEJC

HG....Well done on completing frugal Feb....what did your final spend end up at?
.....if you're going to give it another go later in the year,I think we might join you....

curlgirl

chandlerscroft wrote: »

Sorry was too busy drinking it BC 9311043057335

Many thanks it is the correct one I bought ( hopefully will see in a couple of hours )

hornetgirl

LEJC wrote: »

HG....Well done on completing frugal Feb....what did your final spend end up at?
.....if you're going to give it another go later in the year,I think we might join you....

We ended up spending £24.53! I had gathered together quite a few coupons etc beforehand and wombled more than I normally do, so there's no way I could do it every month but I'm definitely going to give it a go again later in the year. The £25 target was for two people only (cat has a separate budget). We'll be on holiday for a chunk of March, so am hoping not to spend more than about £50 for the time that we'll be at home.

underperky

bubbs wrote: »

Thanks, today has been hard we have had to wait till today to register and all she wants is him out of hospital so at least that can be done now:)
She says often ***** would like that, or **** would like this, so thats good but see you mentioned fear and tbh i am dreading going back to work next week but if i dont next week i never will:o its the intial seeing of someone
Glad you are making tiny steps
Thanks for your kind words xx

I haven't been keeping up on here lately but I am presuming he is a donor your Bil
Hugs for you and your sister

Snap-ant

So far so good, many thanks my Llovely friends ♥ for being here on my lonely Birthday

:T Pension now starts .... soonish

Been to Portsmouth, did not purr chase a Kipling :eek:
Bought a divinely vintage looking linen cardigan with tiny flowers sewn on it from White Stuff. It was a sample, £12 for Mothers Day.
Got Four a gorgeous grey shirt with red hibiscus on it from Salt Rock - reduced from £44.99 to £4.50

Then in Crabtree & Evelyn, if you make a purchase, you can sign up for a reward card, and you get given a fabulous free gift - it's a
a nice tin with either Gardeners stuff or La Source stuff

• La Source Ultra-Moisturising Hand Therapy (25g)
• La Source Hand Recovery (25g)
• La Source Nail & Cuticle Therapy cream (15g)
• Nail Buffer

• Gardeners Ultra-Moisturising Hand Therapy (25g)
• Gardeners Hand Recovery (25g)
• Gardeners Nail & Cuticle Therapy cream (15g)
• Nail Buffer

wackynut

hornetgirl wrote: »

If you look on the forum section of a website called the Dibb, there are some threads on there about it. I'll try to find you a link.


Here you go
http://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=927946
There are other threads as well.

Thank you. x

Snap-ant

bubbs

underperky wrote: »

I haven't been keeping up on here lately but I am presuming he is a donor your Bil
Hugs for you and your sister

You are presuming wrong i am afraid:o nothing they could use:(

mumtoo3

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1921: not far from Paris, a party is being held at the famous Marguerite Dumont’s mansion. Nobody knows much about the mysterious Marguerite except that she has devoted her whole life to her passion: music. As she takes centre stage, she sings enthusiastically but terribly out of tune.

When a provocative young journalist decides to write a rave article on her latest performance, Marguerite starts to believe even further in her talent. This gives her the courage she needs to follow her dream – to perform in front of a crowd of complete strangers.

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06/03/16 11:00 Cambridge Arts, Picturehouse Available
06/03/16 11:00 Duke Of York's, Brighton, Picturehouse Available
06/03/16 11:00 East Dulwich, Picturehouse Available
06/03/16 11:00 Exeter, Picturehouse Available
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06/03/16 11:00 Phoenix, Oxford, Picturehouse Available
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They also had Canterbury but this is not on the list anymore.