Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

TrulyMadly

hampydoodums wrote: »

Right, nite all. Hopefully will sleep better tonight now I know my ginger boy is ok

Show us Stanley's photo again hampy....they one where he's eyeing up the paella:D

TrulyMadly

purpledonkey wrote: »

Not when it's a trek and 60p for parking :rotfl:

You could buy 10:D

I've popped one in with a CC this morning to see if it compares:)

diluvsdiscounts

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

You'd be amazed what adding a splash of lemonade will do



Still gotta work my way through the rest of it first -I bottled up 12 bottles at the weekend plus what I already had from last years efforts :beer:

I'll be round at 6pm :rotfl::rotfl:

We could call and collect a few bottles tomorrow morning we should be passing through Bristol at about 6am, you'll be up then won't you :rotfl:

TrulyMadly

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

It's only one bed :eek: I plan on potting up the runners this weekend to get ready to give some away and get a load at the other plot

I started off with one bed too:rotfl:

I let the runners overgrow the bed and transplanted them into another bed.

They also say that you need to make a new home for them once you've had a bumper crop, usually every 3 years or so.....but you haven't had your allotment that long have you? But time flies so perhaps you have:)

TrulyMadly

Off to A to collect my CC shop before the day gets any hotter......another gorgeous one here and I want to squeeze every minute out of it:)

Serendipitious

mrsmac10

Good morning all


QOC Nice to read about your nephew's improvements The weeks will fly past until you get that cuddle


Hampy Lovely news about Stanley


Enjoy whatever you do

Sunshinemummy

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Actually - and thanks for getting me off the topic and onto another one - you're right there. I'm a quick typer and people have commented on that in my normal life before now. Although I am a two, or possibly three, fingered typer.

I could make some jokes here but I won't dare:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:.



No, joking apart, yes - and it's weird how, with the standard QWERTY keyboard, which is what it is, that I use, somehow your brain automatically knows where to put the fingers to hit the right keys and I could probably type something out, quite somewhat successfully, even with my eyes closed. Interesting - and I'm sure many people are the same on that too.

My father though - certainly everyone is not the same as me - types very very slowly indeed and if typing in just a reference number into a website for example takes ages over every key. So maybe there is some skill (we all have our own skills and he's got skills that I don't have) but maybe some of it comes from writing, into the late night hours, generally on assignment hand-in deadline day:rotfl:, long essays, appropriately enough, whilst I was at college and university. You need to be able to type to do that - or, actually, in fact, I can remember I go back to the time when we didn't have computers at all and used to hand in handwritten essays, you'd have to get the whole right and couldn't go back and edit, and I'm sure others do back to quill pens:rotfl:.:T

If you are female and went to school during/before 1980's you would have been taught to touch type.... typing and cutting onions are the most notable things that I learnt in school and use in life!!

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

hornetgirl

Morning all

tweets

Good Morning :wave:

Managed to sleep better last night but was still warm .

Been thinking about Stanley Boy hope he doesn't get depressed in his cage