Every Little Interests The Elite

silvercar

Westvleteren wrote: »

Hmmm, doesn't sound good

Personally I can't see how they make money. I can imagine it shutting down within months. the only people who pay will be people who plan on gaining more back than they spend, the rest of us are just looking for free £££. How is it making money?

I've seen one sponsored challenge from speedo and I guess they are hoping that gyms will pay to join to get registering points for the app. But it registers location activity pretty well without it.

I've been registered at 2 gyms just by parking nearby.

TrulyMadly

Westvleteren wrote: »

Afternoon

Pffft, bloody Magpies.

dave 3 different trees. Gonna photograph the 'naked' tree in full leaf then in autumnal colour. Not sure what type of tree it is yet, leaf are just about to emerge. Unless some clever clogs can identify it by shape and branch structure? :cool:

Lived down here nearly 2 years, searched all the local farm shops every spring for goose eggs but non Yesterday went to Thirsk and found a shop selling them £1.50 each :eek: I'm use to paying 70p. Bit far to go but I'll enjoy the few that I bought

Anyone use bounts? Paid for walking. i'm just on the free version but have £30 quids worth to cash out. Sure there use to be options for £25 gift cards but they seem to have disappeared and loads of £5 ones and some out of stock..

I love Thirsk Westie.....in fact I love all the North Yorkshire market towns. I think I can picture the shop where you bought your eggs:cool:

bubbs

altojack wrote: »

Hi bubbs, I'm taking note of what you're saying :cool: have to admit that my eyes, yes both of them feel scratchy and tired today so I'm going to slow down somewhat. I guess getting the all clear the other day went to my head :eek: but not having glasses does put added strain on them
Hope you are ok today. How's your sister coping bubbs ?

Good glad you are
Not very well, its all just come out on the phone:( she was sobbing
I said why have you not said anything? she said nothing you can do to change it, she also feels over whelmed with what she has to do, so much with the garden one of the dogs just had an op, loads to sort out and ontop of that the taps leaking:o i said well you know dh will come and sort it so why didnt you ask?
I speak to her everyday if i dont see her , she said everyone has there own lives, yes we do but we also want to help and do what we can
Bet you wish you hadnt of asked now

TrulyMadly

Tinyshoes wrote: »

What are you like :rotfl:, I got picky bits for 8p for 4 in Ts today.

Sausage rolls and little mini pasties, 64p worth. :money: Have stuck them in the freezer for now. Handy they are little parcels.

:whistle::whistle::whistle:

Must admit though.....it's nice having "in date " food in the fridge:rotfl:

The chicken to the right of the photo is what I took out of the freezer earlier. Just had it with the Asda roasted veg in the oven sprinkled with BBQ glaze:)

altojack

bubbs I can understand where she is coming from, she feels that all you did during his last few months and since has been a strain on you. Of course it has been a strain but a strain that we carry on with because of the 'sisters' link. Just because we have our own lives doesn't mean we don't want to help out anymore.

I think a sit down with her and a cuppa and a goid old heart to heart, tears and all will maybe get through to her. In time she will be able to handle all of this on her own but that time isn't now, it's further down the road. Little by little she will take the reins and not really notice.

I hope that you manage to get through to her and she understands that you and dh will be there to help her



And on that note

TM , I'm now doing a vanishing trick :rotfl: whoosh, I'm gone . See you maybe tomorrow X

Ladyshopper

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Oh LS....I feel for you so much.....your poor friend. Let's hope she can overcome her latest setback and start to feel better soon.

Snap....great news about your Dad....you must be over the moon:T

AJ.......if you are on here too much, I think we should start bullying you to get off and rest those eyes:rotfl:

VT...I don't think your posts could ever offend me:A we were awoken at the crack of dawn by the noisiest seagulls ever. There used to be a saying that if the seagulls come inland then there's a storm at sea....clearly there wasn't but so unusual to hear then like that.

Thank you TM. :A

bubbs wrote: »

Good glad you are
Not very well, its all just come out on the phone:( she was sobbing
I said why have you not said anything? she said nothing you can do to change it, she also feels over whelmed with what she has to do, so much with the garden one of the dogs just had an op, loads to sort out and ontop of that the taps leaking:o i said well you know dh will come and sort it so why didnt you ask?
I speak to her everyday if i dont see her , she said everyone has there own lives, yes we do but we also want to help and do what we can
Bet you wish you hadnt of asked now

Oh bless her. I guess she'll be like that for a while, it will seem like one step forward and two steps back. Can she maybe get a gardener in to help with the garden or something?

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

:whistle::whistle::whistle:

Must admit though.....it's nice having "in date " food in the fridge:rotfl:

The chicken to the right of the photo is what I took out of the freezer earlier. Just had it with the Asda roasted veg in the oven sprinkled with BBQ glaze:)

You jammy booger, M&S and whoopsies in one day. :rotfl:

I need cheap chicken, having to pay full price at the moment for the lean thing DD2 is doing.

I got some hot tasty thighs from the deli but they will be cold by dinner time. :eek: They weren't reduced that much either about half price but seeing as we have no oven. Still full price whole chickens at 3.30pm I guess people rush in last minute.

TrulyMadly

bubbs wrote: »

Good glad you are
Not very well, its all just come out on the phone:( she was sobbing
I said why have you not said anything? she said nothing you can do to change it, she also feels over whelmed with what she has to do, so much with the garden one of the dogs just had an op, loads to sort out and ontop of that the taps leaking:o i said well you know dh will come and sort it so why didnt you ask?
I speak to her everyday if i dont see her , she said everyone has there own lives, yes we do but we also want to help and do what we can
Bet you wish you hadnt of asked now

It's all about adjusting bubbs. I think you really fight to keep the status quo by keeping everything as it was, because you don't want to lose the attachment to your loved one.
My friend struggled for years with a pond....cleaning filters, fretting when the fish died etc but over time she has made some changes. The pond has now gone, she has paved over a lot of the garden as it was so big so there's now less to maintain.......it's taken a long time bubbs but now she has more freedom to do what she wants to do.
It's very early days for your sis though:o

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

:whistle::whistle::whistle:

Must admit though.....it's nice having "in date " food in the fridge:rotfl:

The chicken to the right of the photo is what I took out of the freezer earlier. Just had it with the Asda roasted veg in the oven sprinkled with BBQ glaze:)

Just thought all those yellow labels must be a bit blinding when you open the fridge.

TrulyMadly

My shop earlier. I bought 12 muller rice for £3. All the same flavour. Dated 3 weeks ahead:)