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tweets

3Dogs wrote: »

Fab :j



It's not something people talk about or share is it? You are right, the solution will appear to us when the time is right, and no doubt we will say 'why didn't I think of that sooner' :A

I know I maybe speaking out of term but what about stadium of light his beloved Sunderland ? :A

tweets

Nannylala wrote: »

Good afternoon ...DSis Auntielala is back home and fast asleep with her DD taking care of her and her disabled husband.She has had the all clear on the lumber puncture and blood tests and scan but need to keep a close eye on her re the calcium on the brain ....the conclusion re the bad headaches and sickness could be stress related and need to treat this as a warning yo slow down as she thinks she is Super Woman and tries to do too much as far as looking after her DH forgetting that she is nearly 70 and had breast cancer 4 years ago which resulted in a masectomy:(thankyou all so much for your messages and am feeling more at ease now .She has carer in 4 times a day but often cancels them off and does it herself which they have told her she is not to do any more

Good Evening Nannylala :A

Glad your beloved DSis is home

Now lets hope she listens and slows down.

Hope you feel better now you know she is home

Dizzy_Ditzy

Serendipitious wrote: »

:eek:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-36157538

:rotfl:

This is exactly what my cat is like except she can't get her paws through the inside part if the letterbox. A post person once did tell me that they thought I had a dog and were when I told them it was a cat :rotfl:

The local bbc news has put a video on their Facebook about the above cat. I could quite easily be watching mine

Dizzy_Ditzy

NL I'm glad your sister is home. She'll feel much better in her own bed and around her own surroundings

fairclaire

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

Ellie where is the Booths? Can someone PM me the postcode please.

I've just replied to your message on FB. Sorry for the delay, I was on my epic trip to Wythenshawe today. Ellie is it the Booths on Haven Rd? I'm not all that familiar with that area. I even got lost the first time I went to visit Squigs

BQ are you still going and do you want picking up?

We're not very organised this time are we? Apologies, I've not been around much and have quite possibly missed some posts. We will get there

cjj_2

mhoc wrote: »

OK, I've figured it now.

From Leeds to Liverpool lime street there are straight through trains - takes only about 90 mins - under 2 hours anyway and quite cheap. Use the train ticket split link and its usually cheaper to book 2 singles rather than a return - if you find the train you want and book through Trans Pennines rather than the trainline then usually there is no ticket fee.
possibly as little as £20 for train fares but book as far in advance as you can and also book seats so you can all sit together.

Have a look for apartments in Liverpool city centre as well as hotel rooms - I think they might work out cheaper
also air b and b is worth a look - some places you can have sole use of for a night

and don't forget TCB or Quidco

mhoc wrote: »

Just out of curiosity I had a look at booking.com and found this Liverpool apartment 24 June Friday night, 6 adults - £275 plus £15 = £290 and it is a cancellable rate - bargain - with a balcony and right on Albert Dock which would be perfect.

albert dock exec apt 5 stars
albert dock area, Liverpool, L3 4BW

That does look fab. I've been thinking apartments too. Will have to get more details from the others but Thankyou very much for your advise on the trains aswell. I honestly would not know where to start with them xx

squigs

fairclaire wrote: »

I've just replied to your message on FB. Sorry for the delay, I was on my epic trip to Wythenshawe today. Ellie is it the Booths on Haven Rd? I'm not all that familiar with that area. I even got lost the first time I went to visit Squigs

BQ are you still going and do you want picking up?

We're not very organised this time are we? Apologies, I've not been around much and have quite possibly missed some posts. We will get there

I have sent you a pm. xx:)

3Dogs

marmitelovemehateme wrote: »

3Dogs

I too have the same dilemma...My boy is my first ever dog....I really do not know what I would have done if I had not had him..He is such a great companion..I am toying with the idea that I will keep his ashes and have him put in with me when its my time...We can walk together wherever we end up..Perhaps I am a bit mad but hey..I wouldn't be me if I wasn't...:D..
Gosh a tear in my eye thinking I will one day have to say goodbye to my dear companion..:(

Not a bit mad at all marmie. In 2002, one of my dogs was killed in front of me by an English Bull Terrier. I had two little dogs on leads, going out for walk, so it was horrific. Anyway, to move on, as it is still distressing for me, we had tiny Billy cremated and I kept his ashes for a few years in a cupboard, not knowing what to do with them. Then my father died and we interred his ashes in the family plot with his father and mother and brother, and it was Dad's birthday so we laid out birthday cards with his ashes casket. I placed Billy's ashes in a bag inside Dad's card and asked them to look after each other. It certainly put my mind at rest, though Dad wasn't that much of a dog person and would be annoyed at Billy's barking lol :A

tweets wrote: »

I know I maybe speaking out of term but what about stadium of light his beloved Sunderland ? :A

Never, ever out of turn :A I have thought of this tweets :A, though I think their continued struggles against relegation at end of each season, might not let him rest :rotfl: Seriously, I wouldn't know how to go about it, plus I want us to be together when it is my time so still needs some thought

LEJC

squigs wrote: »

I have sent you a pm. xx:)

I've not sent a PM.... but hope you all have a lovely catch up tomorrow!

nerfdad

It's Thursday and the money has gone from my current balance on ipint so should be in the bank soon:beer::beer::beer::j:j:j