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purpledonkey

bubbs wrote: »

I am fine thanks:D
I am supposed to be sorting out:eek: but you know how it is:rotfl::rotfl:
Do you knit or crochet? I bet you love looking after your Nephew, how old is he now?

Both, but mainly crochet. I'm trying to use up odds and ends so making loads of blankets for the Great Ormand Street Hospital. My friend works in the neonatal unit and she said they take donations, so thought might as well whilst I binge on he X Files. My theory is it stops me spending money and I cut down on smoking quite a lot Jake is now 18 months and discovering everything, mentally he is older than me it appears :rotfl:

Hope you get your stuff sorted... in the next week or so

bargainqueen8

MKS wrote: »

Sorry. That's what is on the label on a pineapple that is in my kitchen.

worked this time,thanks.:)

henrik777

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/SpecialOffers/SpecialOfferDetail/Default.aspx?promoId=A31957799

Buy 2 for £1 on sloppyties.

50p MOC in April mag (1 per transaction)

Free if you pick the right SA and the till allows.

Edit :- It's actually COS not sloppyties

bargainqueen8

Ellsey wrote: »

My mum had this done. She is very bad with pain and scared of operations, however she said it was very quick and simple. She wishes she had done it months before she did when she initially refused. She was fully recovered in very little time. HTH and good luck x

thankyou for that.:)i had a more invasive op a couple of years ago and the hospital and staff were outstanding i couldnt have wished for better care,its all in my mind.:rotfl:the weather here is lovely again so i hope it stays like that i will have an excuse to sit in the garden and hopefully squigs is doing good buisness.:rotfl:

bargainqueen8

henrik777 wrote: »

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/SpecialOffers/SpecialOfferDetail/Default.aspx?promoId=A31957799

Buy 2 for £1 on sloppyties.

50p MOC in April mag (1 per transaction)

Free if you pick the right SA and the till allows.

i`ve just used 6 on shop and scan.:Dmine are on cos tho.

bubbs

Snap-ant wrote: »

:j:j:j

Thrilled to bits.
The cover is a Laura Ashley Cambridge chair cover at the cost of £15 :D:D & it matches my room colours

Glad you got a bargain:money::T
How are you finding the oils? are you using 0% nicotine?

MKS wrote: »

It's Sunday AND before the watershed.:eek::eek:

Sorry:o:o:rotfl::rotfl:

purpledonkey wrote: »

Both, but mainly crochet. I'm trying to use up odds and ends so making loads of blankets for the Great Ormand Street Hospital. My friend works in the neonatal unit and she said they take donations, so thought might as well whilst I binge on he X Files. My theory is it stops me spending money and I cut down on smoking quite a lot Jake is now 18 months and discovering everything, mentally he is older than me it appears :rotfl:

Hope you get your stuff sorted... in the next week or so

:T:T:T well done you, i know someone that is doing there degree and placed there
18 months already :eek:
Yes this week, next week , the week of never:rotfl::rotfl:

henrik777

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

i`ve just used 6 on shop and scan.:Dmine are on cos tho.

Just testing to see who was awake

tweets

Good Afternoon

The sun is out wonder how long that will last :think:

bubbs

Hello tweets
I have washing out , yesterday and today

MKS

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

worked this time,thanks.:)

Good. :T:T