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marrbett

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Looks like I might have to get her some, thanks ladies :A I know DD1 bought it for stretch marks and I thought she passed it on to DD3 but seems she didn't.

I don't remember getting any sachets TM but I have a box full of freebies I will have a look through it later. :cool:

Tiny, I know Primark sell bio oil reasonably. Hope it helps.xx:)

cjj_2

cjj wrote: »

Hehe yes I've just used a window vac & only takes minutes so I would happily do yours too. Got the Lidl own brand one & it's fab

I had a blinking awful Easter but that's another story lol. I'm fine today & in a productive mood as I have got the day off & seem to have gone into spring cleaning mode. Been invited out on Sat night to a friends 50th. There will be music & dancing which I love......... Now can I be brave & go, I have a dress from the sales that is dying for an outing lol. Keep popping in when you can LEJC my lovely xx

Edit - I also have shoes from the sales to match the dress that are dying for an outing lol xx

Tinyshoes wrote: »

When are you legs next due an outing cjj?

Thanks I hope I'm worrying over nothing, will have to see what consultant says in couple of weeks it may just be normal.

Funny you should ask tiny. Maybe Saturday night :rotfl: xx

Tinyshoes

hornetgirl wrote: »

TS, when DH's cousin's daughter was small she went through a glass door and cut her arm very badly :eek: Her mum, who is a paramedic, put these on it and her scars are barely visible now.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cica-Care-Silicone-Gel-Sheet-12cm/dp/B0047W72Q2

Thanks HG, I bought something similar for the old scar from Boots. But unfortunately DD3 found them irritating when she moved her arm and wouldn't persevere with them. It may be because the old scar felt funny anyway. I should mention them to her again really as they arejust sat in the medicine cabinet but I think I have more hope of her rubbing something in to the scar.

miss_corerupted

Anon wrote: »

Good to hear work was a little better.

It is sound advice you are giving your sister - any lies on travel insurance, particularly for existing conditions that are on record, would be found out and invalidate the insurance (so a waste of money - any chance not to pay out will be taken by insurers). The premium is generally set to reflect risk, so if the quote is coming out very high after revealing all conditions unfortunately it may be a hint that the actual risk (not just the insurance risk) is too high to travel.

Anon

Not mention its insurance fraud and she could end up in jail for that

Tinyshoes

marrbett wrote: »

Tiny, I know Primark sell bio oil reasonably. Hope it helps.xx:)

Thanks marrbett x

yra

bubbs wrote: »

If i buy these on my picks, get a tea and paper , how much do i pay please?

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essential Waitrose 2 British part boned chicken breasts 500g


£4.50
(£9 per kg)
Add 3 for £10

3 x £ 4.50 = £13.50

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MB -£3.50
PYO-£2.70 (20% of £13.50)

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£7.30 (tea, paper, wr magazine are free)

If you had a 10% promo card, it would further take off £1.35 (10% of £13.50) + 10% of the price of paper, tea, magazine,...

miss_corerupted

My legs have recovered from the cardiff half marathon now.

I was aiming for sub 3.30 but dues to a .3 mile diversion i ended up with 3.31.25 so annoyed

Tinyshoes

cjj wrote: »

Funny you should ask tiny. Maybe Saturday night :rotfl: xx

:T:T:T

I did remember you had mentioned something about going out.

I won't book anything beforehand that will mean I need to borrow your legs.

Look forward to hearing all about you dancing the night away. xx

cjj_2

Tinyshoes wrote: »

:T:T:T

I did remember you had mentioned something about going out.

I won't book anything beforehand that will mean I need to borrow your legs.

Look forward to hearing all about you dancing the night away. xx

I'll lend you one if your desperate :rotfl: xx

bubbs

yra wrote: »

3 x £ 4.50 = £13.50

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MB -£3.50
PYO-£2.70 (20% of £13.50)

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£7.30 (tea, paper, wr magazine are free)

If you had a 10% promo card, it would further take off £1.35 (10% of £13.50) + 10% of the price of paper, tea, magazine,...

Thanks, but then will take the prce of tea and paper off yes?