Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

Sarahdol75

Good morning.

henrik777 wrote: »

They spread salt in the winter and pepper in the summer. Why else do you think so many people have watery eyes and sneezing fits in the summer ?

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

TrulyMadly

Just had a text from DS. He announced he’s got in flight WiFi.

He’s flying above China now and happily sending us on board photos.

DM will feel my pain:o:rotfl:

Wish he would just tell me when he’s landed:o

mrsmac10

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

I never understand these glitches including the Muller my brain just doesn't work that way. I am eternally grateful to izzeyb who explains step by step what I need to buy. In my defence I am having exploratory works on my brain, I blame the chemo I don't think I've always been this thick.
I do appreciate everyone's explanations.

(((hugs)))

mrsmac10

Anon wrote: »

I wouldn’t worry, sometimes what is logical to one doesn’t make sense to someone else, you only need to see blank looks after jokes while other people are rolling on the floor .

The key is to bring deals like this to the thread and we will explain it in all forms (you need only look at how many times Müller has been explained to prove my point ).

Thank you

Anon

One of the things I cant do is fall about laughing. I would love to be less serious but cant . Grannie's strict upbringing seems to have stayed with all of us

I am trying to be sillier and love when you all go of on a tangent I remember the play on words with the fish thing You had finished by the time I had gotten the idea :rotfl:

diluvsdiscounts

Dizzy_Ditzy wrote: »

I think bristol must be the only snowless place in the country! We just have rain. Freezing cold rain that stings like a bee when it lands on you and renders you unable to achieve anything outdoorsy because it's sbo blinkin wet and cold and miserable ::rotfl:

We watched rich house poor house last night, great programme I've never seen it before. But it was in Bristol and it is now on my list of go to places, what a lovely place it looks, lucky you for living there

mrsmac10 wrote: »

One of the things I cant do is fall about laughing. I would love to be less serious but cant . Grannie's strict upbringing seems to have stayed with all of us

I am trying to be sillier and love when you all go of on a tangent I remember the play on words with the fish thing You had finished by the time I had gotten the idea :rotfl:

I'm the opposite I wish I could be more sensible. The world would be a strange place if we were all the same. I do appreciate people's patience on here explaining over and over again. I remember my first apg shop I ever did ssm sent me a list of what to buy, I did wonder what I was going to do with 10 boxes of green tea. When I asked her she said she only bought them because she liked them and I should have left them off haha. Maybe I have always been this thick, who knows.
I darent even think about the tap and pay thing.

Enterprise_1701C

Good morning all, snowing here, even settling on the lawn!

There is a half marathon on locally too!

As for slicing Tiger bread, never had a problem here, but then I do use a bread knife!

mrsmac10

Good morning all

Well another long lie I just reckon I need all this sleep cos its not laziness :rotfl:

I am going shopping for a few hrs then going to make diner for the family

Fillet and sirloin steak with all the trimmings Lots of APGs to use up so what nicer way than on the kids

I have booked holidays , One to Haven,no discounts about, and missed what I may have been able to get through the Sun codes One week in July but so worth it to build memories with the kids

Have booked a cruise too. A week in April which falls in with DH's baby sitting duties They are away for that week too :T Also falls nicely the week before his birthday

MY first yogurt shop beckons and its not for me

midwinter

henrik777 wrote: »

They spread salt in the winter and pepper in the summer. Why else do you think so many people have watery eyes and sneezing fits in the summer ?

:rotfl::T:rotfl: Loved it! :rotfl::T:rotfl:


I'm going youth hostelling at the end of March, and thinking I'd take the Heinz with me, tried the macaroni cheese the other evening.

Oh my goodness, how vile :eek:

They'll be going to the foodbank, not sure I can face trying the ravioli and bolognase!

Enterprise_1701C

midwinter wrote: »

:rotfl::T:rotfl: Loved it! :rotfl::T:rotfl:


I'm going youth hostelling at the end of March, and thinking I'd take the Heinz with me, tried the macaroni cheese the other evening.

Oh my goodness, how vile :eek:

They'll be going to the foodbank, not sure I can face trying the ravioli and bolognase!

Went youth hostelling once about 36 years ago, was great fun, 3 of us going off around the country. I was the one that planned the route and booked the hostels so I "may" have gone with what I wanted to do once or twice :rotfl::rotfl:

Dizzy_Ditzy

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

We watched rich house poor house last night, great programme I've never seen it before. But it was in Bristol and it is now on my list of go to places, what a lovely place it looks, lucky you for living there

g.

Ive never seen it either but I think I'll put it on catch up now! It is a lovely place to live generally but the reality is very different - crap public transport which is unreliable and expensive, horrendous traffic thanks to never ending roadworks and a wasteful council

But we have a lot of lovely places and sights