Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

mhoc

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I know the perfect way to find them...... go on a diet and they will then jump out and stare you down until you eat them all! x



tupence :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

In some areas this means vagina!

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Calendar clear that sound like bliss. I cannot believe you are organised enough to have xmas bedding..... it takes me all my spare energy to clean the bedding! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Confession - DS1 left in June I think.... I don't think I have been into his room since, never mind change his bedding!

Ive only had Christmas bedding since 2015, its a rod for my own back, the bedrooms now have to look like nordic wonderlands :rotfl:

I hate bed changing day, its such a faff trying to get everything dried, such an exhausting faff Hence why Ive been putting off doing the other bedrooms now for weeks ...

Shall we start a list of people with slutty bedrooms?

hornetgirl

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Good:D

Hey....have we all heard the weather for next week....a warm front coming up from the South East:T

It will be Spring like I hear:)

How do we all feel about terms of endearment?

The SA in A called me flowerpot today:rotfl:

Would willingly send you a warm front from the south east petal but we haven't got one.

hornetgirl

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I sometimes hear "pet lamb":)

Or sugarlump

My mum used to call me pet lamb when I was very tiny, usually when I wasn't well

Sunshinemummy

mhoc wrote: »

Ive only had Christmas bedding since 2015, its a rod for my own back, the bedrooms now have to look like nordic wonderlands :rotfl:

I hate bed changing day, its such a faff trying to get everything dried, such an exhausting faff Hence why Ive been putting off doing the other bedrooms now for weeks ...

Shall we start a list of people with slutty bedrooms?

Yes, I love a good list!

OH changes our bed (with a prompt). The boys do their own... trained them well... but I really ought to change the bed DS1 as it is the only spare bed.... but I am a bit anti-social... and if people stay over they are usually too drunk to get home!
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hornetgirl wrote: »

My mum used to call me pet lamb when I was very tiny, usually when I wasn't well

That is a lovely name.... especially when you think that they are born, well cared for and then chopped up for people to eat! :D:D:D

hornetgirl

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Yes, I love a good list!

OH changes our bed (with a prompt). The boys do their own... trained them well... but I really ought to change the bed DS1 as it is the only spare bed.... but I am a bit anti-social... and if people stay over they are usually too drunk to get home!
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That is a lovely name.... especially when you think that they are born, well cared for and then chopped up for people to eat! :D:D:D

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3Dogs

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I sometimes hear "pet lamb":)

Or sugarlump

I called Alan Lamb or Babs and he called me Babs or Wangel

In company he would call me Old RatBag, and I used to have to explaijn that it was a term of endearment :rotfl:

To other people, I don't think I say anything like that, in written word I will say hun, pet, petal, sweetie

Alan called everyone mate, or if he was angry, Bonnie Lad

Anon

Film recommendations on Am4zon Prime, both based on true stories. Not new releases but I hadn't seen these before - All Good Things (New York murder mystery) and Fair Game (US, Iraq dodgy dossier).

Hth

Anon

3Dogs

Berry had his booster at vets and a once-over health check. His Pancreatitis flare up has settled, no solid mass in his tummy area. Health murmer which he's had a while is level 1 - 2 so doesn't need treatment. Millie's was level 4 then 5 and we had to have her put to sleep when it reached 6, after having her fits. I asked if treatment would be needed if it went to 3 or above, but Vet Andrei said that if that was the case, his health murmer getting worse, Berry would go downhill very quickly. He is on borrowed time, so I'll just let him plod on, for the time he has left. He is OK, as I say, just plodding on :smileyhea

He was the star of the waiting room, people saying how good he was and how lovely he was, admiring his wonderful 'bear' coat. They could see he was old, by the way he plodded across the room, and I told them his story which they thought was wonderful, saying he deserved his comforts after what he had been through. He lets anyone come and stroke him, just watching them, with those deep eyes of his, gone cloudy now with cateracts. Nothing fazes him at all

People always laugh as I use a very long flat lead as he doesn't exactly walk on the lead. If I was to put pressure on his collar, pull on his lead, he would immediately pull backwards away from me. But walk away, and he won't let me leave him, so as I am going into consulting room, for instance, he starts to get up and plod across the waiting room. I have to hide round the corner to get him to enter the room, or push him by the bum :rotfl: :rotfl:

Anyway, only £9.77 to pay today for prescription for his dementia meds, as his health check and booster jab are covered under a monthly plan

3Dogs

Oh forgot to say, marmie, your boy is absolutely gorgeous, but looks more like a girl, too pretty

TrulyMadly

hornetgirl wrote: »

Would willingly send you a warm front from the south east petal .

Ok sausage chops:D