Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

bubbs

purpledonkey wrote: »

I nearly posted this one instead :rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: you are naughty

bubbs

3Dogs wrote: »

Indeed, we have to look after them in return for the love they give us

Here's my two, Berry Bear on left and scaredy cat Noela on right





Have they told you that it helps to drink lots of water for the couple of hours before you go bubbs, I never felt my last one, and no digging about either, though she did use a baby needle

I've been thinking about you and your Sis mostly today bubbs :A

I had 2 pints of water between 8-10.30 always take a water bottle bed, think they holds about 1 1/2 pints, drank all that last night. 1 1/2 pints this morning:eek:
She had to get a baby needle in the end, my veins are not good then when she got in nothing was coming out:rotfl:
Thanks for your thoughts xxx

braveheart60uk

My e-vouchers for 24th have just come through too

bubbs

aau1 wrote: »

if zippy was here he would probably say you don't understand fractions :rotfl:

Dont understand you half the time:rotfl::rotfl:

Picasso7

I've had a quick catchup but I've visitors in an hour so need to rush. Happy birthday Tweets and Midwinter. Bubbs, I hope all has gone well today.

Weekend with Mum is looking up. Cheap tickets for the ballet at the Lowry on Saturday night (though she is deaf she really enjoys this) and we are going to see a StudyBed on Sunday evening as I am thinking this might transform my spare room, give me more cupboard space (3 more IKEA tall wardrobes), a sewing space and an organised-looking spare room. It's expensive, but if it does all that I think it will be worth it.

mhoc

afternoon all

Peculiar sort of day.
Eldest child rang at lunchtime and she has organised her dads secret birthday surprise for this weekend (I am sworn to secrecy so don't even ask for clues)
Honestly she is a one woman whirlwind, alongside the never ending To Do list for the wedding she has been organising the week after when their 2 American friends are staying in the UK - hotels, transport and entertainment, also her BFs birthday weekend away which will be in April so it does not get swamped by the wedding plus an additional treat and a wine tasting evening for friends at the local wine shop and then yesterday she began thinking about her dads birthday surprise trip ...

So numerous phone calls, emails and messages back and forth from her and also a long video call with eldest son who is slightly miffed his sister has taken over the birthday surprise I suggested that his original birthday idea would be even better for fathers day in June but he took umbrage at that ...

I did though manage to tackle the bedroom storage sorting out challenge I set myself for today, cant believe how radical I am being. Also got 2 wash loads done and the ebay parcels sent off.

OH has been home. He had 2 medical appointments this morning and then it was a trip to Aldi via the post office. Since then he has been recovering on the sofa downloading railway magazines. There will be a brief flurry of activity when dinner is being organised but then it will be back to the sofa.
Gawd help us if and when he ever retires because I think this he would class as his idea of the perfect sort of day with just the right amount of activity- I know every day cant be filled with boundless joy and excitement and thrills but there is a bottom line as to how tedious a day can get :rotfl:

scamps1966

purpledonkey wrote: »

I nearly posted this one instead :rotfl:

This one was doing the rounds on Valentines. :rotfl:

bubbs

fernie1 wrote: »

Bubbs - hope all went well x

Tweets - happy birthday x

Midwinter- happy birthday x

TM - hope mr TM get better soon x

Afternoon all.

Tweets, I popped to my moms after work for a coffee, had to stay a little longer because of the downpour of rain and hailstones.

When it knocked off a little I decided to make a run to my car, my moms was shouting something to me from the front door but couldn't hear her. Had to go back and she asked if I'd left my lights on the car !!!!! No, I'd just unlocked it :mad: and as you can guess, I was wet through :mad: :rotfl::rotfl:

Thankyou x
Grrrr at your mum:rotfl:

underperky wrote: »

Bubbs hope things are going well for you

Thanks, Yes going to ring her soon x

davemorton wrote: »

Most people find its easier to put Bubbs on ignore, then you can learn about the glitching easier without having to listen to her twittering
:rotfl:

Saversue

Just had this email sent from Asda


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:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

emerald21

bubbs wrote: »

I had 2 pints of water between 8-10.30 always take a water bottle bed, think they holds about 1 1/2 pints, drank all that last night. 1 1/2 pints this morning:eek:
She had to get a baby needle in the end, my veins are not good then when she got in nothing was coming out:rotfl:
Thanks for your thoughts xxx

A nurse once said to hubby to keep his arms warm too. This was in the summer mind you:)