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rhosynbach

Tinyshoes wrote: »

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

Got 6 in the garden do you want to pick a leg . front or back and male or female :rotfl:


Evening all hope everyone is well. Xx

bubbs

marmitelovemehateme wrote: »

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

Yes its early days and its all the paperwork, as i am doing it for my sister

marmitelovemehateme wrote: »

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:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::T:T:T

Tinyshoes

altojack wrote: »

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

I must have poked myself in the eyes too.

Enterprise_1701C

It is truly scary to think that there are kids around today that do not know where meat and dairy products come from

I have been round animals all my life, farm animals and otherwise, and it is amazing when kids see something like a real life cow for the first time, makes me realise how lucky I am.

TS, you are so lucky to have had parents like that. I lost my mum when I was 20 and a few years later my father found the stepmother from hell. He seemed happy so I didn't interfere. She had a go at him when he gave me mums engagement ring, I listened at the door and heard her tell him he had no right to give it to me as she was going to give it to her daughter. He apologised And she caused me various problems with his will, to the extent I no longer talk to my brothers.

TrulyMadly

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

Look what you started:rotfl:

Hey........congratulations on your new home hampy:T and commiserations to Marmite:o

There's so much gone on today:)

Your kitchen is going to be beautiful TS. Like others I have larder envy:)

Sarah....good news about mr dohl:T

And sorry to hear about master skint:o

Sorry to hear you are having a bad day bubbs...it would be unusual if you didn't I suppose:A

MSE Megan has 63 votes for Peace in our Time:T

bubbs

Tinyshoes wrote: »

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

I will have the smaller one as hubby dont like lamb and you have a family x

kadiekaismummi

Evening everyone, don't get time to get on here very often just had a little look back a few pages, I haven bought a single Easter egg as yet and saw there was some kind if glitch going on could somebody please tell me what ones are hitching and where please? Bit rusty at all this as haven't been on here for sometime.... Also not sure if this has already been posted but if you use your waities card for 20 per cent off pick your own on b & j ice cream on offer Bogof at £4. Works out with pick your own at £1.20 a tub only works on cookie dough! , also works on the salt & pepper fish £4 Bogof using pick your own also works out £1.20 each, sorry if it's already been mentioned but thought I'd mention just in case, please can someone give me a little help on the eggs thanks folks X

rhosynbach

Tiny don't feel guilty thry would both want you ti have the things you want. And deserve xx. altojack said it so well, xx

TrulyMadly

I can identify with you TS and hg.:A

Dads can be such powerful figures in your life. I worshipped the ground mine walked on and I lost him when I was only 21 years old. At the time I didn't think I could live without him.......:o

Serendipitious

If it's British lamb you want, it looks like Aldi is the place to go:

http://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/mar/20/uk-supermarkets-urged-to-stock-more-british-lamb