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Sunflower1227

Savvy, can i ask, do you know if Linda McCartney Sausages and burgers that are £1 in M compare, they are £1.50 in A for an APG? thanks

savvy_sal

Sunflower1227 wrote: »

Savvy, can i ask, do you know if Linda McCartney Sausages and burgers that are £1 in M compare, they are £1.50 in A for an APG? thanks

They are both on Savvybuyer's list on page one so there is a good chance that they will compare.

silvercar

bubbs wrote: »

Has anyone got / had a Nissan Juke?

Yes. I'm on my second. What do you want to know?

Sunflower1227

savvy_sal wrote: »

They are both on Savvybuyer's list on page one so there is a good chance that they will compare.

Did look there first, but must of missed them

Thank you

bubbs

silvercar wrote: »

Yes. I'm on my second. What do you want to know?

I am thinking about getting one , just wanted peoples views that have them/had them, you are obviously pleased with them being on your 2nd

3Dogs

Evening Elite :j

Glad you have more positive news now gocat :j

Ladyshopper wrote: »

Thanks bubbs. Her husband has updated me, and I've messaged with her briefly on whatsapp. I just put my music on very loud at work to try and blank stuff out, although you do start listening to song lyrics and all of a sudden you find the most random songs have lyrics that touch you. I was playing the Sia album and there was a few songs that nearly made me cry which was a bit unexpected!

My nice story of the day is that I ordered a cheap white shrug to go with some dresses on the cruise. It arrived today, and when I opened it, the name on the label inside is my friends name. Weird coincidence, but it made me smile and I sent her a pic. She WILL be on that cruise with me, and every time I wear the shrug I will think of her.

Aww that's fantastic LS, lovely that you can wear it and she will be with you :A

bubbs wrote: »

Has anyone got / had a Nissan Juke?

Silvercar? Alan wanted a Juke when he got his Motability car, but very little space in back without putting seats down and we needed to get his walker and possibly a wheelchair in there later, so went for the Quashqai +2

josie_ann57

A little uplifting story, well not the first bit but read on. A fledgling fell (Was pushed? Overly confident? Kamikaze?) from its nest from under the eaves of our house and was promptly spotted by Henry (our dog). Rescuing it from Henry’s playfulness!! I have been looking after it and putting it snuggled in dry grass below the nest for a couple of days (my nursing experience obviously hasn’t been wasted as it’s still alive) putting it in the plastic greenhouse each night.
There has been a lot of chirping and bird song to be heard between mother/siblings/cousins/dad and baby.
Today, while under an upturned hanging basket (empty obviously!) for protection from local cats, mum has found her and been feeding her/it/him. So heart-warming to see, a mother’s love shines through.
Just been out to give extra feed to last it the night and I couldn't find it in the green house anywhere so I asked Henry to find it and he found it amongst the lettuces and very gently lifted it up in his mouth and put it down by my feet. I think they have formed a bond, possibly a bro-mance in the making.
The fledgling is now in the closed green house for the night and hopefully flying lessons will be successful tomorrow.:rotfl:

bubbs

3Dogs wrote: »

Evening Elite :j

Glad you have more positive news now gocat :j



Aww that's fantastic LS, lovely that you can wear it and she will be with you :A



Silvercar? Alan wanted a Juke when he got his Motability car, but very little space in back without putting seats down and we needed to get his walker and possibly a wheelchair in there later, so went for the Quashqai +2

There is only us 2 , but i need to get my cleaning stuff in the boot, hoover/mop & bucket and carry thing with all liquids/polish in, so would these fit in ok?
We did see a boot open and looked ok to me:cool:

bubbs

josie_ann57 wrote: »

A little uplifting story, well not the first bit but read on. A fledgling fell (Was pushed? Overly confident? Kamikaze?) from its nest from under the eaves of our house and was promptly spotted by Henry (our dog). Rescuing it from Henry’s playfulness!! I have been looking after it and putting it snuggled in dry grass below the nest for a couple of days (my nursing experience obviously hasn’t been wasted as it’s still alive) putting it in the plastic greenhouse each night.
There has been a lot of chirping and bird song to be heard between mother/siblings/cousins/dad and baby.
Today, while under an upturned hanging basket (empty obviously!) for protection from local cats, mum has found her and been feeding her/it/him. So heart-warming to see, a mother’s love shines through.
Just been out to give extra feed to last it the night and I couldn't find it in the green house anywhere so I asked Henry to find it and he found it amongst the lettuces and very gently lifted it up in his mouth and put it down by my feet. I think they have formed a bond, possibly a bro-mance in the making.
The fledgling is now in the closed green house for the night and hopefully flying lessons will be successful tomorrow.:rotfl:

Awww how cute:T

silvercar

bubbs wrote: »

I am thinking about getting one , just wanted peoples views that have them/had them, you are obviously pleased with them being on your 2nd

I love mine. They are a bit of a marmite car (love/ hate) as far as looks go.

I like the satnav, reversing camera, bluetooth, auto wipers etc A lot of tech for your money.

3Dogs wrote: »

Silvercar? Alan wanted a Juke when he got his Motability car, but very little space in back without putting seats down and we needed to get his walker and possibly a wheelchair in there later, so went for the Quashqai +2

Downside is the lack of boot space. Some say the mpg is not very good on some models.

I like the seating position, really helps my back to sit higher up.

There are facebook groups nissan owners club etc if you want specific advice.

Had my first one in 2010 and then upgraded last year to the facelift model.