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  • logie
    logie Posts: 2,275 Forumite
    Well, I have had a busy day. Not only have I made the Christmas cake and pud:D I have also swapped the sofas and deep vacuumed the lounge. Not an easy task, the sofas are metal framed and sink into the carpet, have to lift them out of the carpet first :eek: Then of course I had to clean them (leather) and dust and polish the woodwork.

    Ah, baking the Christmas cake is on my to do list for this week :D Quite looking forward to making it this year without any little 'helpers' (bad Mummy) :rotfl: They always get cross that they can't eat it afterwards...
    bubbs wrote: »
    Hi Logie :D
    Hope you can rest your foot so it heals quicker x

    Thanks bubbs :)
    It's up on a pillow whilst I'm watching bake off :D No urgent plans for tomorrow so hopefully can rest it then. Got to stay at home for Mr Hotpoint tumble dryer man to come and do his thing - only waited since October... :rotfl:
    Hope you're having a fab holiday. That area is my favourite to stay - already been this Summer, albeit slightly more inland this time. Wondering how to persuade DH to go back to our usual place in Filey at half term ;)
    ♥ Worrying does not empty tomorrow of it's troubles.... it empties today of it's strength ♥
  • logie wrote: »
    Thanks bubbs :)
    It's up on a pillow whilst I'm watching bake off :D No urgent plans for tomorrow so hopefully can rest it then. Got to stay at home for Mr Hotpoint tumble dryer man to come and do his thing - only waited since October... :rotfl:
    Hope you're having a fab holiday. That area is my favourite to stay - already been this Summer, albeit slightly more inland this time. Wondering how to persuade DH to go back to our usual place in Filey at half term ;)

    October is rather a long time to wait!!!

    My favourite place is Robin Hoods' Bay... beautiful
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  • bubbs
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    logie wrote: »
    Ah, baking the Christmas cake is on my to do list for this week :D Quite looking forward to making it this year without any little 'helpers' (bad Mummy) :rotfl: They always get cross that they can't eat it afterwards...



    Thanks bubbs :)
    It's up on a pillow whilst I'm watching bake off :D No urgent plans for tomorrow so hopefully can rest it then. Got to stay at home for Mr Hotpoint tumble dryer man to come and do his thing - only waited since October... :rotfl:
    Hope you're having a fab holiday. That area is my favourite to stay - already been this Summer, albeit slightly more inland this time. Wondering how to persuade DH to go back to our usual place in Filey at half term ;)

    Hope you can rest it tomorrow:D
    We came up here in June had beautiful weather then too:T:T But we stayed in Skipsea in June
    SSM we love Robin Hood's bay too but too far to go this time:(
    Sealed pot challenge number 003 £350 for 2015, 2016 £400 Actual£345, £400 for 2017 Actual £500:T:T £770 for 2018 £1295 for 2019:j:j spc number 22 £1,457Stopped Smoking 22/01/15:D:D::dance::dance:- 5 st 1 1/2lb :dance::dance:
  • logie
    logie Posts: 2,275 Forumite
    October is rather a long time to wait!!!

    My favourite place is Robin Hoods' Bay... beautiful

    It's just the safety repairs to try and make sure it doesn't catch fire :eek: DH has had the back off regularly to remove the lint whilst we were waiting and we'd been offered a new dryer for £59 but I didn't see the point of spending out on a new machine when this one is only a few years old.

    We love Robin Hoods Bay too. We had a quick visit in July but had tagged it onto the end of a trip to Whitby and the boys were getting tired and whingy.

    bubbs wrote: »
    Hope you can rest it tomorrow:D
    We came up here in June had beautiful weather then too:T:T But we stayed in Skipsea in June
    SSM we love Robin Hood's bay too but too far to go this time:(

    We stayed in a lovely lodge in the forest near Pickering this year. We made it to Whitby/Robin Hoods Bay and Scarborough but didn't get any further South on the coast. The boys wanted to explore the forest a bit and we had days out at the National Railway Museum in York and Flamingoland. We were really lucky with the weather too - only one day with rain. Wasn't hot like now but warm enough for the beach :)
    ♥ Worrying does not empty tomorrow of it's troubles.... it empties today of it's strength ♥
  • logie wrote: »
    It's just the safety repairs to try and make sure it doesn't catch fire :eek: DH has had the back off regularly to remove the lint whilst we were waiting and we'd been offered a new dryer for £59 but I didn't see the point of spending out on a new machine when this one is only a few years old.

    We love Robin Hoods Bay too. We had a quick visit in July but had tagged it onto the end of a trip to Whitby and the boys were getting tired and whingy.




    We stayed in a lovely lodge in the forest near Pickering this year. We made it to Whitby/Robin Hoods Bay and Scarborough but didn't get any further South on the coast. The boys wanted to explore the forest a bit and we had days out at the National Railway Museum in York and Flamingoland. We were really lucky with the weather too - only one day with rain. Wasn't hot like now but warm enough for the beach :)

    I am now looking at cottages in Robin Hoods Bay!
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  • cjj_2
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    logie wrote: »
    It's just the safety repairs to try and make sure it doesn't catch fire :eek: DH has had the back off regularly to remove the lint whilst we were waiting and we'd been offered a new dryer for £59 but I didn't see the point of spending out on a new machine when this one is only a few years old.

    We love Robin Hoods Bay too. We had a quick visit in July but had tagged it onto the end of a trip to Whitby and the boys were getting tired and whingy.




    We stayed in a lovely lodge in the forest near Pickering this year. We made it to Whitby/Robin Hoods Bay and Scarborough but didn't get any further South on the coast. The boys wanted to explore the forest a bit and we had days out at the National Railway Museum in York and Flamingoland. We were really lucky with the weather too - only one day with rain. Wasn't hot like now but warm enough for the beach :)

    I got mine replaced foc Logie. Was quite a few years old but I told them I wasn't accepting a repair to a faulty product xx
    Cherish those you have in your life because you never know when they won't be there anymore.

    No matter how you feel, get up, dress up & never give up.
  • Chrisv
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  • logie
    logie Posts: 2,275 Forumite
    I am now looking at cottages in Robin Hoods Bay!

    I accept no responsibility :rotfl: Thankfully the website I was trying to look at isn't loading ;)
    cjj wrote: »
    I got mine replaced foc Logie. Was quite a few years old but I told them I wasn't accepting a repair to a faulty product xx

    Oh well done :beer: I missed a trick then... I'd be more worried if it were in the house but it's in our garage, not attached to the house (not that I'd want it to set on fire either way!)
    ♥ Worrying does not empty tomorrow of it's troubles.... it empties today of it's strength ♥
  • I am happy with the exchange of cash....... my house if filthy!

    The dirtier the better, then you can see a difference :D
    “All shall be well, and all shall be well and all manner of thing shall be well.”




  • Anon
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    cjj wrote: »
    Evening all, hope everyone is well. Logie I hope the ankle feels better soon.
    Thanks for this, were you with British Gas from the last collective fix ? I'm wondering whether it's worth me changing as I am. Tia xx

    I checked mine earlier as I switched last time and it said I would pay £56 more per year on the new deal :( - with £30 Cashback though I wonder whether it may still be worth doing as that keeps the price lower than standard tariff for longer (fix ends in February).

    Anon
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