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marmitelovemehateme

altojack wrote: »

Flipping heck :eek: how bad is that. So sorry to hear this but as you say, you can't do anything about it. Maybe one of the other interested parties may still be interested enough to step up X

Unfortunately not...They have have found properties elsewhere...:(

TrulyMadly

There's a lot of pages to read back:eek:

Has there been a glitch:D

marmitelovemehateme

bubbs wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl: made me laugh

...How are you bubbles...I hope life is settling down a bit for you and your family..:)

davemorton

henlans wrote: »

I ordered 99 items on most of my orders

You want to get on and complain to them, they have overcharged you £2.95 on the second order

Mumto2monkeys

neas wrote: »

Egg deal works out at 3 for £3.60 ?

Even better than that £3.10;)

Tinyshoes

altojack wrote: »

You know what, I was just thinking that your mum would have loved it, the kitchen I mean, well the larder as well. You so deserve this re-do TS after making do, it's your turn sweetheart X

Thanks for those kind words AJ. x

My mum would have fainted over the cost. But I know all she ever wanted was for me to be happy. At first I felt guilty where the money came from but having first the garage done, then the bathroom it has made such a difference to my life and I can't take the money with me, so I am going to enjoy it now. :A

Bless my dad he worked hard for the bungalow, he would have loved that we are getting the kitchen opened up it was something he always wanted to do to his but never got around to it. I thought of him last week as the day we started to rip out the old kitchen was the date he passed away. :A

When I read the thread this morning I did feel a bit sad that I won't have elderly parents to look after in my 60s. I always knew as they were older parents I would lose them sooner but felt far too young in my early 30s when my dad passed away.

I was very lucky to have such wonderful parents I know some people don't mine were not perfect but now I remember the good things so fondly.

hornetgirl

Oh my goodness, I have severe larder envy. Sadly I have a tiny narrow kitchen so could never accommodate one.

Thank you for the socks yesterday tweets, dispatch email arrived this morning.

Had to do a muggle shop today as we had no fresh stuff in. I had to part with £21.13, which broke my heart lol. Trying hard to ignore Easter egg talk...

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

There's a lot of pages to read back:eek:

Has there been a glitch:D

I may have hogged the thread with my kitchen today. :rotfl:

hornetgirl

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Thanks for those kind words AJ. x

My mum would have fainted over the cost. But I know all she ever wanted was for me to be happy. At first I felt guilty where the money came from but having first the garage done, then the bathroom it has made such a difference to my life and I can't take the money with me, so I am going to enjoy it now. :A

Bless my dad he worked hard for the bungalow, he would have loved that we are getting the kitchen opened up it was something he always wanted to do to his but never got around to it. I thought of him last week as the day we started to rip out the old kitchen was the date he passed away. :A

When I read the thread this morning I did feel a bit sad that I won't have elderly parents to look after in my 60s. I always knew as they were older parents I would lose them sooner but felt far too young in my early 30s when my dad passed away.

I was very lucky to have such wonderful parents I know some people don't mine were not perfect but now I remember the good things so fondly.

What a lovely post TS, I can relate to so much of it. I lost my lovely dad when I was 35 :A

bubbs

marmitelovemehateme wrote: »

...How are you bubbles...I hope life is settling down a bit for you and your family..:)

Hello, feel out of sorts today tomorrow is another day;)