Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

hampydoodums

bubbs wrote: »

Hampy hope Stanley boy is ok, what a worry

Thanks bubbs, yes it is. Will hopefully go ok then we can have him home tomorrow :A

hampydoodums

hornetgirl wrote: »

Hope poor Stanley boy makes a quick recovery.

Thank you HG

hampydoodums

tweets wrote: »

Altojack hope docs gave you antibiotics today or I will arrange a flash mob to go get them

Hampy sending good wishes your Stanley Boy is ok (((X)))

Thank you tweets

hampydoodums

Just off to get ready for the day

Enterprise_1701C

Good morning all, still bright and sunny here, though I haven't drawn the curtains in the lounge yet, it's like a little pool of relative cool

Sleep was hard to come by last night, it was 30 degrees in our bedroom in spite of the fan :eek:

Fingers crossed for Stanley Boy Hampy xx

wackynut

These flavours were in the 5 FOR £4.00 bundle yesterday.
The mb has disappeared on these 3 this morning but still there on all the others so these 3, if still going through till on mb, should work as triggers.
You would have to check msm for comparisons but looking at them, just these 3 would be best AvW as they are 82p in W's
http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda/bundle/661225_1535644.html

REMEMBER, this will only work if these are still on mb in store.

mhoc

morning all, did anyone manage any sleep at all?

we are over cast this morning as usual but the sun is making an effort.A nasty wind has also started.
It's the Nantwich show today and traditionally it rains, some years it's called off altogether so we may at least get some cooling showers later

biting my tongue off not to say something negative about the heat In the olden days when we had proper summers after a week or so of high temps we got used to it and adapted but now we only get a few days in a row we never get acclimatised

finding something to wear is a challenge. Its too hot for jeans and literally every dress in the wardrobe won't fit as it all dates back to when I was lithe and slim before hormones took over, the last time we had a summer. Yesterday I had to resort to the cruise dress wardrobe to find something cool and cotton that would fit

knee length skirts are fine for the garden, no one about to see me head first in a flower bed, rear in the air but then I need to find something respectable for going out later, unless it rains

and all the effort of finding something to put on puts you even more into a sweat

emerald21

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

Good morning Nanny, as much as I love the sun yesterday was even a bit too hot for me. I got gardening done first thing and plenty of washing and after that I just had to sit there :rotfl: I think it's given storms for today which should clear the air a bit.

Good Morning Di and everyone else I m the opposite , when I see a nice day I feel like doing loads of work outside :eek: I can t seem to relax anymore as I feel guilty I'm a funny !!!!!! lol.

. Anyway if any of you ladies want to lose half a stone in a few days tear down a well made garden fence loads of wood, and a mass of clinging ivy , then sort out the wood etc and put a new fence up. An easier one this time and the day before put a felt roof on a lean to and all that entails and you probably will

I have now lost a stone since hardly having any citric acid in the last two months plus the heat I suppose

emerald21

bubbs wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl: funnily enough I can crochet

Well there you go then bubbs get cracking .:D I m sure he would appreciate them

Westvleteren

Morning folks!

I love a good thunder and lightning storm, only ever witnessed three good storms though. Would love to catch a lightening strike on camera.

hornetgirl wrote: »

Morning all
There's work being done in the road and our water is being switched off for the day at 8am :eek:

:eek::eek::eek::(

tweets wrote: »

Still trying to get used to the squishy squashed MSE pages so I don't get sent into next doors garden with pics.

Give it a week tweets, you'll soon get use to it

Wishing Stanley a speedy recovery