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fernie1

bubbs wrote: »

Good, i hope they give us some real good ones this time as well
I am never happy always want more:rotfl::rotfl:

I know, I love it. No fillers, no messing, no trouts :rotfl::rotfl:
Just the, "wow good savings"
Polite sales assistants, didn't think there was any, or not many :rotfl:

rhosynbach

TM a cycling helmet box turned up yesterday only got it today as was att dd2 as she is poorly with really bad morning sickness,
they are lovely thank you so very much and the colour is nearly the same as some of the bridesmaid dresses so dd was espeacily delighted. she makes me laugh she wants to keep a set as a speacil memento of her wedding and the wonderful elite and every time a new set arrives she says i love them i could keep them . :rotfl:

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Thanks AJ think we just have to hope with time it will settle down she is using the bio oil and guess it's early days still.

I feel as guilty as ever for getting her involved in trampolining that she is now scarred for life and it's not somewhere you can easily hide on the forearm.

dont feel bad, though i know how you feel ds2 had several accidents from horses, broke his nose and has a few scars, i felt terrible at the time but we do our best for our kids and cant blame ourselves for everything that happens, ds3 has had more accidents playing sport at school, :o

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

Rhos this is heading your way

wow thanks so exciting . cant wait xx you can tell a lot about a person from the boxes they use, :D

davemorton wrote: »

Loving the boxes

Rant on: Bought my niece a Mac make-up session through Institute of Professional Photography & Makeup so she has gone through to the venue and apparently they have not even booked the room that it was meant to be on at in Tigertiger. Not a happy uncle.

thats terrible bet she was very disappointed, hope you have complained. xx

rhosynbach

savvy_sal wrote: »

Good Morning

Got something for Rhosy

oh wow they are so nice to . thanks a lot, i know what my dd will say, .... i wanna keep this set :rotfl:

savvy_sal wrote: »

From the booty.Six cups,4 saucers,6 small plates,sugar bowl,milk jug and one larger plate.Got to find a box and bubble wrap.Need to pm rhosy for address.

Going for a womble soon.

thanks so much, i really appreciate it so exciting still cant beleive what the elite have done for us, you would find it hard to find a better or kinder bunch of people. xxxx

Tinyshoes

Don't know if anyone is looking to stay in Bournemouth for one or two nights but this looks to be a good deal. :cool:

https://www.livingsocial.co.uk/deal/escapes/661510/69-durley-dean-hotel-bournemouth-stay-including

Not actually stayed there myself but it looked good when Mr TS had his xmas works do there and the food was pretty decent.

Tinyshoes

rhosynbach wrote: »

dont feel bad, though i know how you feel ds2 had several accidents from horses, broke his nose and has a few scars, i felt terrible at the time but we do our best for our kids and cant blame ourselves for everything that happens, ds3 has had more accidents playing sport at school, :o

Thanks rhosy. I am sure if I had boys I would be a nervous wreck. Actually I probably already am. :rotfl:

It's so nice to see all the deliveries you have been having. :T

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No such thing as dieting

Its now called Healthy Eating

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MKS

virgomaiden wrote: »

Hi folks
Long time lurker here and looking for some advice. A couple of threads ago there had been talk about vip lounges at airports. I hadnt paid a huge amount of attention as didnt think I would need it but here I am a wee while later and it could be of use. Does anyone remember who the op was of can link to the chat. Many thanks

Just catching up so not sure if someone has answered. Try comparing HE with a2b/fhr/purpleparking or airports own site.

One more sleep for me and then I'll be using the lounge.

rhosynbach

bubbs wrote: »

Dont we all:rotfl:


Fog:eek::eek:blin mans sheep count sounds fun:rotfl::rotfl:

what was funnier was next door had lost some sheep so we were checking making sure we had not gained them, and could not see at all an hour later his dad turned up and said he had moved them to a barn as was worried about the lambs and foxes with the fog :rotfl:

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Thanks rhosy. I am sure if I had boys I would be a nervous wreck. Actually I probably already am. :rotfl:

It's so nice to see all the deliveries you have been having. :T

i know they are so exciting xx

boys are a worry, going out on their kayaks is my biggest fear, they then say to me thats not the most dangerous thing we do :eek::eek::p

scamps1966

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Thanks AJ think we just have to hope with time it will settle down she is using the bio oil and guess it's early days still.

I feel as guilty as ever for getting her involved in trampolining that she is now scarred for life and it's not somewhere you can easily hide on the forearm.

Kids will be kids no matter what they do, wether it be trampolining or bike rides! I broke my back and arms in the 'ranch' playground in the 70's, Broke both my thumbs in school in the gym! (no compo back then) and have loads of scars from other stuff. It happens with all kids. Kids heal, don't worry.

TrulyMadly

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