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Tinyshoes

marmitelovemehateme wrote: »

TS....There's fields of the boogers in Wales...You have the choice of thousands..:rotfl::rotfl:

Can you catch the leg of one for me then please.

Mumto2monkeys

This is probably old news but in @ tonight
Potatoes 2.5kg bags as mentioned earlier (thanks to op I remembered to look;) )were 29p as were parsnips, carrots, cabbage and bags of new potatoes.

marmitelovemehateme

bubbs wrote: »

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

You'll get those days...One day at a time...You'll get there for sure

Tinyshoes

hornetgirl wrote: »

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

I'm sorry you lost your dad young too HG x

I was 33, it broke my heart, I was a daddy's girl.

My dad would have done absolutely anything for me except change a nappy for my girls but he was the one who came round and held them as babes so I could have a bath etc. I guess I benefited from having an older dad there that was already retired. My mum wasn't much for going out of her home it was her comfort zone but she used to send him with a pot of lamb hot pot for us. :A

henlans

pattylabelle wrote: »

I like 11, 24 or 69 - they are my lucky numbers - but 69 is the best

I dont have a lucky number.. I just hit the max 99 and take whats left

henlans

davemorton wrote: »

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

No they didnt.. 99 will goto the store.. and 99 will come to my house

I dont put all my eggs in 1 basket

Little bit strange that C&C are sent.. the next day ones not yet. none of my 99 ones are sent yet.

marmitelovemehateme

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Can you catch the leg of one for me then please.

TS....It was dark...This was the first one I could get me hands on....Think she wanted to be caught...I'm keeping her...she seems like a fun girl...:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

altojack

marmitelovemehateme wrote: »

TS....There's fields of the boogers in Wales...You have the choice of thousands..:rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

juju17 wrote: »

I slit open the envelope, put a couple of adhesive white labels over where the address was written.......that way, I can reuse the envelope too :money:

Good idea juju thank you, I've been using the sal method of nail varnish remover, which if done correctly works very well. I do however like the more :money: of recycling :T

Tinyshoes

bubbs wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl: made me laugh

Marmite is trying to catch one which leg do you want bubbs?

altojack

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.

I can't see very well atm, must have poked myself in the eyes, they are both watering

You now have the chance that your mum and dad would gave wanted you to have, take it, it's yours from them. From the hard work your dad did right down to your mums hopes and dreams or you in your lifetime X

You no longer need to feel any guilt, there is no need X