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TrulyMadly

wendyak wrote: »

Its ok for me at the mo, but the girl next to me is on a full blown discipliairy.
She is a lovely girl and does a great job but for some reason she has been deemed "not performing" so the atmosphere is very tense thanks for remebering, it makes it just a bit easier knowing someone else cares as OH gets all agitated if I mention it and the lst thing I want is an inpromptu visit by him xx

Well at least you understand how she's feeling:o

Good luck with it all Wendy

rhosynbach

underperky wrote: »

Have tried for 30 minutes to get some table confetti to go with china Ros

but cant get any.. so hopefully someone from this site had the same idea

thanks so much for trying perky so very kind of you :Axx

Serendipitious wrote: »

Very mixed here, Tweets, with rain, sun, wind, and still cold. x

Loved the china photographs - it will be a wonderful wedding. x

dont forget the teaspoons ;)would ruin it if we had lovely china and used plastic spoons

Savvybuyer

The Strongbow Cloudy Apple does now say £1 in Wrexham, although it is currently OOS (shouldn't matter though as they haven't been OOS for too long). So, hopefully, that is one £1 towards getting the APG the correct price next time (but depends what's happened on five other returns) - obviously it will currently have £1.87 as it is not updated yet.

TrulyMadly

hornetgirl wrote: »

Opinions on the Kettle Bites? The maple barbecue ones have made me feel quite icky.

The mozzarella and pesto ones smell terrible. I could only eat 2 packets yesterday:o

Thank goodness I'm on a diet:)

marmitelovemehateme

purpledonkey wrote: »

http://now88news.com/index.php/2016/04/22/1500/

Ok, fess up! Which one of you did it? :rotfl:

(T&Cs. Originally posted by Stinky on the book of faces. Extreme caution advised)

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:Really....I'm horrified...Is a sausage a good substitute for the real thing...:rotfl::rotfl:...And is that really a woman...:eek::eek:..There has to be a good joke out of this...:rotfl::rotfl:

davemorton

purpledonkey wrote: »

http://now88news.com/index.php/2016/04/22/1500/

Ok, fess up! Which one of you did it? :rotfl:

(T&Cs. Originally posted by Stinky on the book of faces. Extreme caution advised)

You could have done your hair before they took your pic!!! :eek:

TrulyMadly

bubbs wrote: »

See he took his lunchbox with him:eek::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Which is unusual for a cyclist as they usually have little squashed up ones:o

Present company excluded:)

Claire1972

gocat wrote: »

Did your mullers work Claire. Which ones did you get please.
tia

Sorry just logged back on I got 11 straw and 1 toffee, got 2.20 back

purpledonkey

davemorton wrote: »

You could have done your hair before they took your pic!!! :eek:

EFFORT! :rotfl:

Sunshinemummy

purpledonkey wrote: »

Yes I have enough ingredients! Anyone else staying up to watch Game of Thrones at 2am?

oohhh.......

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Oh my.....you could front a new TV cookery programme "The Midnight Baker":D

SSM.....did you have a lovely wedding?

How was afternoon tea Elaine?

Good luck to BB on her exam today and Chrisyv on her hospital visit. Best wishes to both of you.

I now have my bubble wrap and my crockery is in the process of getting carefully packaged. Rhos will you pm me your address?

Sun is shining but it looks freezing again:o

The wedding was absolutely fantastic. Great ideas for Rhosy.

It started at 1 pm, to our beautiful friend walking down the isle (she looked a mixture of ecstatically happy, very scared and that she was squeezing her bum cheeks together to trying not to pump!).

As we went in we were given a scroll, which had some funny parts, lyrics of song and bubbles (Rhosy, the scroll worked really well, no need for bubbles)

The ceremony was great, very relaxed with toddlers running around, and the person doing the ceremony was really funny.

The meal was great (very posh!) but everyone on our table had a great sense of humour... our table became the naughty table!

The wine was free flowing. Rhosy there were wonderful little ideas, such as hand made names for people's seats, little decorations on the bottom of the glasses with the bride and groom's name on, and fabulous idea was they had printed the bride and grooms name and the date of the wedding on coloured paper which was cut out in hearts and scattered on the table (very effective and cheap).

There were loads of glasses on the table, for wine, water and the toast. as well as water jugs (this looked good), there was also a large vase of flowers (very good and cheap).

The also had little cardboard boxes for the kids, full of stuff from home bargains etc.. the kids loved them and there was nothing over £1 in them.

The day and evening really run into one, with us being sent to the bar where they had a family member taking photographs and another one doing magic tricks (both very good)....... whilst the room was turned around (we actually nicked all the part drunk bottles of wine, and went to book into our room... three bottles of wine later we arrived at the party!... with our handbags full of wine!!!).

The music was good dancing music.. 70's and 80's and we danced until 2 a.m. The following morning I picked up a flipped skipper of a yacht.... well I ended up with company as he was catching a flight from the same airport I was picking up DS1.. :eek::eek:

DS1 was an hour late, and then he had forgotten one of his bags, so we had to wait another hour... we went into the coffee shop and bumped into the skipper... well that was some explaining I had to do!! When we got home, OH had not even cook a meal, so I throw something together and the wine came out again.

All I can say is, I am now hanging!