Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

tweets

Chieveley wrote: »

:hello: OH used a magic tick to get extra yellows + got 2 stars, not having much luck on 2034

Thank you off to have another go see if I can do level.

altojack

tweets wrote: »

With Chloe Irish Terrier when she got ill 2 years after Lucy I knew she wasn't going to suffer and 2 weeks after :A I had to get another dog and our Poppy came to her forever home and she now my baby girl .

We better stop nattering til you catch up. :Hurry up

You shouldn't get behind on this thread never know what you missing

And don't I know it, can't find where I got to now :rotfl: :rotfl:

hornetgirl

It doesn't look like I'm going to be lucky with the free wine from President. I filled the form in last week but no sign of an email

Still pondering over what to do about Saturday night's takeaway. DH has pointed out that it doesn't normally come out of the food budget, he just buys it. His parents wouldn't "get" the frocky thing at all and if we said we couldn't afford it they would offer to pay and would then worry about why we couldn't afford it. I think we'll just have to bite the bullet and do it. I feel bad about not counting it in my £40 but if I do we'll be starving for the rest of the month!

Enterprise_1701C

tweets wrote: »

Don't you dare :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: I only got a new contract sorted with Sky on Sunday morning after a bit of haggling I got the same I was paying for another twelve months :money:

Not bad, but after we have disconnected you and pulled the cable back a bit it will take them ages to reconnect you, especially as Sky would take at least a week before calling BT out

gocat

TrulyMadly wrote: »

TS....unsure if you would be interested in this but I know you were worried at one point about DDs scar:o

http://www.scartreatment.co.uk/freesample.html

Filled in the form for this as I have a nasty scar I would like to minimise. But the form wont go through. Just get this message
Internal Server Error

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Please contact the server administrator, or webmaster and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done that may have caused the error.
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frequent

scamps1966 wrote: »

Hello Frequent. Long time so speak.

Lol at the finding the car, but didn't you think to call her?

Mate, thought i'd blown it

I know you've been with your wife since that and I'm glad you've found happiness with your kids. Friends mate?

Always were :cool:

altojack wrote: »

Frequent, how romantic :heartpuls:heartpuls

It could only happen to you

How are you keeping these days, all aches gone? X

Hi, hope you are recovering well. :A

Not exactly 100%

Throat infection, lead to lung infection, lead to pneumonia, just about recovered, then got a broken rib, 2 cracked ribs and a cracked elbow. :eek:

Other than that, i'm fine thanks, and am very aware that always someone else is in a worse place, so will quit complaning

Sarahdol75

Serendipitious wrote: »

If it's the strain that leads in gently then suddenly pole-axes you on Day Three, I'll plead guilty.

Day 6 here - huge improvement.

Get well soon. x

Blame it all on you then :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Hi honey, I'm home

And quite a bit browner

Glad you had good time.

nearlysorted wrote: »

Good evening,

Firstly before I start, please let me know if I upset anyone and I'll delete my post.
My dear, dear sweet baby 11 year old lab princess poppy is due to be put to sleep tomorrow:( to say I am devastated is in understatement. She has severe arthritis in her back leg. The vet has said that she is in pain (they actually said its one of the worst cases they have seen) but she has been on tramadol, metacam and ibuprofen. I just want outside opinions on whether I am doing "the right thing". While all these pain killers are helping her to some extent, she seems to be permanently sedated.
Sorry to ramble I am just so upset, I have never had to make a decision like this before and it just hurts so much. What if I make the wrong decision?

Thinking of you xxxx

Sunshinemummy

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Afternoon everyone.

Own up who has passed on the flu bug to me. At least it will be over and done with before my holiday x

I think they passed it on to me about 10 days ago... sadly it is still there, and today I started to feel sick (great for the frugal month!)

:D:D:D

scamps1966 wrote: »

Chateauneuf du pape was the first bottle of wine I bought my wife when we first met as it was my favourite. It was also on every table when we married. Everytime we have it, it brings back so many memories. Even though we live apart, when we do get together, there's always a bottle.

That is lovely scamps x

frequent wrote: »

Love a good romance story.

My 1st date with the Mrs was about 21 years ago.

Went to a fancy Italian kitchen on the Kings Road.

Mrs food was still frozen, not off to a good start.

Window shopping in the rain, should have detected the shoe addiction.

It got better, parked at Covent Garden, didn't pay any attention to where.

After an hour of walking around in the rain, eventually found the car.

The heating not working in the car didn't help.

Took 2 weeks for her to call me back :rotfl:

Flip Frequent, your wife must have the patience of a saint.

I once had a date with a rather handsome lad, he picked me up and drove me to a lovely country pub and as we walked into the pub, he bent down to pick something up and his car keys slipped out of his breast pocket and down the drains. I did not return his telephone calls.

I had another date with a rugged chap, when he accidentally run over an animal he stopped the car and put it on the boot of the car to cook later...I was a stricken Veggie... I did not return his telephone calls.

On my first date with OH, I had made a mistake and arranged to see two man with the first name at the same place (I blame mum for not getting more details from hem before I spoke to them). I caught the bus to town, and nearly died when I saw them both stood waiting for me. OH waited the longest!


:D:D:D:D

Sarahdol75

frequent wrote: »

Always were :cool:



Hi, hope you are recovering well. :A

Not exactly 100%

Throat infection, lead to lung infection, lead to pneumonia, just about recovered, then got a broken rib, 2 cracked ribs and a cracked elbow. :eek:

Other than that, i'm fine thanks, and am very aware that always someone else is in a worse place, so will quit complaning

Omg, you have been through the mill a bit lately.

tweets

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Not bad, but after we have disconnected you and pulled the cable back a bit it will take them ages to reconnect you, especially as Sky would take at least a week before calling BT out

Thanks to Chieveley I have done the level :T.

I have a plan if you do. I will ask next door if I can have his password til Sky fix my broadband I will be sorted

Will also have to buy a new landline phone I haven't got one lol it broke didn't buy new one because I never used it apart from 0800 numbers now they free on my mobile