Extra Little Ingenious Talking Elephants

Nellie35

emerald21 wrote: »

What's bg please

It's British Gas emerald, I had one too:)

tweets

Snap-ant wrote: »

:silenced::silenced::silenced:

Started catching up whilst going through 786 emails of Dads - no comment as I ended up skipping & what I don't know wouldn't matter

I've whittled emails down to 309 & am giving up as internet is so slow here

Thanks tweets

You are welcome

LEJC

Burgers were reduced in A today....I guess thats a consequence of the rainy weather.....I bought a couple of packs as they worked out cheaper than mince by weight

so its an outdoor tea inside for us tonight.

emerald21

Nellie35 wrote: »

It's British Gas emerald, I had one too:)

Oh thanks lol . I didn t , probably because I'm not with them

diluvsdiscounts

LEJC wrote: »

Me upset....by you...never

Did we have a clash of words or something yesterday...I dont remember,but then even if we did I prefer to call it a healthy debate....nothing to apologise for x

No not us, just the whole events of yesterday, but your post made me realise that it had been on your mind and I hoped me instigating it all yesterday hadn't upset you.

Sunflower1227

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

hope your mum is on the mend soon.for some r and r have you seen a certain handbag makers sale started today.:D:rotfl:

I did indeed x

spasguidedogs

mhoc wrote: »

I've done 2 graduations and a passing out parade - black trousers and a glamorous top would be possible.
There is a lot of standing about so make sure your shoes are comfortable
There is also a lot of sitting about so make sure if you have a dress you are happy with the length - some dresses look great when you are standing up but they ride up when you sit down
Mind you the focus is on the graduates so as long as the mums and dads look very smart I think the parents are wall paper

Are you going for a nice meal afterwards?

Thanks for your advice. Yes, the focus should be on the graduates, but I don't normally dress smart, except for the odd wedding!
Not sure about the meal afterwards. As mentioned before, I rarely go out for meals, since my stroke my brain can't filter out sounds, so even a couple of people chatting, low music, clinking of cutlery, I'm overloaded and find it mentally draining. No chance of getting a conversation out of me, as I cannot hear what is being said, so can't reply, which I find the most frustrating part.
The trouble is people look at me and think I'm normal as they can't see any physical disability, and are normally shocked to hear that I had a major stroke 11 years ago at the age of 34. Thankfully I learnt how to walk and talk again.:)

LEJC

Oh I see...no dont worry...between about 2 and 4 in the morning seems to be my "mulling it over time"...sometimes its better to have my mind occupied with elite stuff as it pushes away the real concerns and thoughts that can manifest.

underperky

DeeDee74 wrote: »

:happylove X


Afternoon perky:D how are you?

He's been slacking a little recently one to many holiday & to much junk food.
He's been banned from any good food glitches now.so hopefully he will be back on track soon.
I will tell him he you asked after him

Am good have been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis so spoiling my only bad habit ...""shopping"" it's quite painful. ..I have had a steroid injection in bum ...ouch ouch but that has resulted in the first ever painless week in my leg for last 15 years ....typical no glitches when I can skip about ....how are you ? Have you been afflicting your family with good old fashioned food you have cooked yourself from scratch :rotfl::rotfl:

Munqui

Afternoon - there is a free schwartz offer on checkoutsmart - looking at the products listed though I don't know if there's overlap with the glitch.

Worth claiming anyway I guess, might get lucky :rotfl: