Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

bubbs

Will i am has a nappy on:eek::rotfl::rotfl:

vanilla_twist

rose28454 wrote: »

Well I had a busy week flying to Geneva to collect my sis to come home to Mums to recuperate with her broken leg. She was in hospital 2 weeks and a private clinic for 3 more which was costing her insurers nearly £900.00 per day. Anyway got back late Thursday night and went to work yesterday for 1/2 day.
Went to my DD's for the afternoon and evening. Oh brought me home at 9.30pm as I had left my keys behind earlier. He opened the door for me and we were greeted by water cascading through the hall , bathroom and kitchen lights. I went to switch on a light and got a shock.
OH drained down the tank , switched off the water and managed to switch off the electric with a stick. I was in bits and managed to call out the emergency cover chap. This was at 10p.m.and we decided to leave it till morning as he was going to take 3 hours to come.
So went to DD'S for the night ( didnt sleep much!!)
Repair chap came this morning and fixed the tank ( something to do with the ballcock.)
The insurance said I could get a hotel as I cant have the power back on until its dried out and the assesor cant come till Monday.
So I am in the brand new Premier Inn 5 minutes from home for 2 night initially.
So any advice of how to deal with assesor gratefully received.
My hall, lounge , landing and stair carpets are all soaking. My bedroom carpet is soaking too as is my memory foam mattress. There is water in my airing cupboard, bedroom cupboard and some on the edge of bedroom no 3. You can see water marks on the kitchen ceiling and the light in the shower exploded.
At the moment I just have towels down to soak it up

Oh how terrible for you:mad:

I imagine when power goes back on your insurers will send in some heavy duty dryers and an assessor.

Mum has a smallish leak from under her kitchen floor. Assessors got builder to expose it and stop leak and put dryers in then came and looked. Instead of doing through builder they just put an amount on damage and wrote mum a cheque. Worse bit was it had damaged edge of her lovely oak lounge floor so that had to be replaced as well.

I think best thing is to get a good night's sleep then when insurers get in touch you will have a clear head.

V x

josie_ann57

mhoc wrote: »

We were in Chester very early and it was very quiet.
In Thorntons we were only allowed to choose anything from the top 2 rows - a bit odd as when we got them earlier in the week we could choose any of the £3 bags.

I think the last bus I used was the York park and ride one. I would quite like to have a bus pass but we are too far from the border so it will be about 10 years before I get issued with one :mad: Mind you I don't think we even have a bus now that does our route - I'd have to do about 15 mins walk to get to the nearest bus stop to go anywhere
We walk from the station along the canal path now and come up by Tesco at the bottom of Frodsham Street. We didn't realise that Frodsham street is being relaid - not even sure now where the rail bus drops off

Also something seems to have been built on Goosetack car park but not sure exactly what ...

We got there about 10'10, I was told to choose a pack from the top 3 shelves! Only took 20 mins to decide!
Gorsestacks is going to be a massive new bus terminal which is great but it has decreased the parking in Chester by a couple of hundred parking spaces.
I think we are in the same situation where we now have to wait an extra 6.8 years to get a bus pass instead of getting it in June as planned and promised!:mad:

MKS

bubbs wrote: »

Anytime you know that :kisses3: you have been very good to me too xx

:eek::eek: im a good girl:rotfl::rotfl:


Well done:T:T yes still £100 not not necessarily a tues usually 2-3 days later hth, dont forget to click get my vouchersor what ever it is cant think:rotfl::rotfl:

Thanks, no I haven't. You are just a lovely lady albeit a naughty lady. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: x

MKS

vouchercrazy wrote: »

Yes shopping was a bit of a battle :rotfl::rotfl:, I was trying to show her that they could all eat the same ingredients and not have the same meals for example chicken kiev for the adults and chicken nuggets for the children and that using a base recipe you can make so many different meals, she was convinced she had to buy childrens food and adult food, no such thing in my book:rotfl::rotfl:

I am still trying to convince myself to give up smoking again, talking of battle of wills I have one with myself :rotfl::rotfl:

You can do it,. Most of us have been there, you just have to decide to do it for yourself. x

ilovetoshop

bubbs wrote: »

You will do it when the time is right;)



Hellooooooooooo:j:j
Hope you are ok?
When are we going to meet?:p

Hello

Tired and overworked but apart from that I am good
Hope you are okay and keeping out of trouble
Well in two weeks I'm back to normal hours so whenever is good for you x

ilovetoshop

My mum is strong and she smells to:)
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MKS

cjj wrote: »

Aww so sorry to hear not all good. Keeping my fingers crossed for you, hope you are ok. Bubbs is an :A Xx

Sorry to hear about Enterprises FIL, sending lots of love Xx

Think it must have been Mhocs birthday I have missed then, so belated happy birthday xx

Edit - think it's VT's birthday I missed, happy belated birthday xx

Thanks cjj.

bubbs

MKS wrote: »

Thanks, no I haven't. You are just a lovely lady albeit a naughty lady. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: x

Ok i beg to differ:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

ilovetoshop wrote: »

Hello

Tired and overworked but apart from that I am good
Hope you are okay and keeping out of trouble
Well in two weeks I'm back to normal hours so whenever is good for you x

Awww bless ya xx
Im always good, but outta trouble..........nooooooooo:rotfl::rotfl:
Ok a tuesday is good for me if thats any good for you let me know but not 4th April,, then i can load you up:D:D:D

bubbs

ilovetoshop wrote: »

My mum is strong and she smells to:)
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Huh?:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: