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emerald21

nerfdad wrote: »

Not even God loves me today as I've just gone home ill from work
But thanks for the kind words

Oh dear lol maybe you need nurse Susie to attend to you

Nannylala

emerald21 wrote: »

Lol I thought you meant just in his tee shirt naughty Susie.

How are you nannylala ?

I am good thankyou Susie ...there does not seem enough hours in the day lately ...my Social Calender always seem to be full since I retired 7years ago;)not that I am grumbling ..;)

deb

ilovetoshop wrote: »

Morning

There is a glitch on toys at t direct....I've just ordered some bath bomb sets for my daughters bday party so added 6 to the basket and they are on 2 for £15 and 3 4 2 so the total ended up being £15... It doesn't seem to matter how many you add the total stays at £15 ...seems to work on all items in the 2 for 15 but if you add different items the price goes up

Hope this makes sense

http://www.tesco.com/direct/special-offer/2-for-15-on-selected-toys/promo32280084.promo?pageViewType=grid&sortBy=4

Thanks for this - I have items in my basket but I can't checkout. Looks like a fab deal though xx

nerfdad

emerald21 wrote: »

Oh dear lol maybe you need nurse Susie to attend to you

Yes please as you are nice and caring :cool:

emerald21

Nannylala wrote: »

Good morning Susie :)I believe you will get Free prescrpitions also if I am not mistaken ...I do not drive and my Freedom Pass is invaluable as can use it on the Tube also ...saves me a fortune :money::money:

Always had free prescriptions here nannylala

Nannylala

mhoc wrote: »

We are all very envious of your freedom pass.

As much as I loathe the tube it does get you to wonderful places. We have got to Buckingham palace via Green Park. eldest child has taken us to Greenwich via Canary Wharf and the other weekend we went to kew - London is so full of history and interestng places ...

Yes M we are very fortunate in having this and am able to visit London often ..absolutely love it and as you say so much to see and do ..:)that does not necessary cost lots of money..

mhoc

yra wrote: »

CS/COS - new offers
Danio cherry or passionfruit - free (or 5p if bought in S and claimed on CS) @T, S, A, M - Monday only,
any Fruit Bowl product - 5x50p c/b @T,
any Atkins product - 10x50p c/b @T, S, A, W

if you haven't claimed
Up&Go 5x70p c/b - it's 5 for £4 @A, W, S,
W - a 10% promo card takes 5x14p off,
similarly, Yeo bio live (also on TCB) - 2 for £3, 40p off with the card, £2 c/b

Ta for this - I've got 50p MOCs for up and Go so I might get to sainsbobs this afternoon

Snap-ant

Hello from train beautiful day
As usual things haven't gone to plan
DN is ill my sister tells me 15 minutes before train.
Had to chuck his stuff out. Repack mine with the stuff he was carrying for caravan.
Gallop to station to try and change tickets.
Ended up paying £125 return (just in case sister lets us down with lift home)
No refund on tickets I bought on family railcard which was only £26.60 for all 3 of us.....

Pleased in a way as nice to b the two of us

Oh and I threw hot chocolate down my front :rotfl:

Ladyshopper

mhoc wrote: »

Morning all - still very cold outside, all 3 cats are inside but one is def going out soon.

2 problems this morning

Treacle is an incredibley stinky cat, sure its getting worse - I think its internal coming from his mouth and innards but he does not leave a smell on your clothes or hands.

Any suggestions please - Febreezing is not allowed although I have resorted to it beforehand in exasperation
I thought it might get better now they are outside a few hours a day.

He has his check up in October. I did wonder about getting his mouth checked out by the vet but its a major thing for cats to have teeth scrapped. I don't think its a dental problem
more like really bad halitosis

He is such a loving cat, wants to be snuggled up to you as soon as you flop on the sofa, he is nestled up on my arm now and at the desk he insists on sitting on my lap while I try to type even though it means he gets side swiped every few seconds
But the smell is atrocious

I see its already been suggested, but I was going to say gingivitis as well. My cat had it chronically, he had to have steroid and antibiotic injections as was too old to do anything about it. Unfortunately at one of his visits to the vets a tumour was then discovered in his mouth and he had to be put to sleep. Hope Treacle is ok.

Annabell5 wrote: »

Morning everyone.Skipped back this morning.Looks like I've missed a lot of glitches.Hope somethings still going today.
Ladyshopper,Sara and Nellie,thanks for your good wishes.I had the most fantastic time.Realised how blessed we are.Out of 80 guests 50 were friends.....got lots of pressies.Yes I did dance most of the night,well when I wasn't circulating.Going to the gym works wonders.

Glad it went well, sounds like you had a fantastic night.

izzeyb wrote: »

It is really worth getting treacle checked out at the vet mhoc, because it could be the onset of gingivitis. The earlier this is treated, the better it is (and probably less expensive for you in the long term)

http://www.petmd.com/cat/conditions/mouth/c_ct_gingivitis

Definitely agree with this izzey.

Ladyshopper

Snap-ant wrote: »

Hello from train beautiful day
As usual things haven't gone to plan
DN is ill my sister tells me 15 minutes before train.
Had to chuck his stuff out. Repack mine with the stuff he was carrying for caravan.
Gallop to station to try and change tickets.
Ended up paying £125 return (just in case sister lets us down with lift home)
No refund on tickets I bought on family railcard which was only £26.60 for all 3 of us.....

Pleased in a way as nice to b the two of us

Oh and I threw hot chocolate down my front :rotfl:

Oh Snap, not a good start to the day. Hope things go more smoothly and you have a great time.