Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

pippo

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Morning paw sniffers:D

Just debating what we are having for tea tonight when I realise we have leftovers:T:T
Bubble and squeak it is:)

Supposed to be 10 gegrees tomorrow....best get my shorts out:rotfl:

left overs here too!

Snow melting quite quickly, but I am very puzzled as to why the road sweeper has been up and down the hill by us 4 times today, do you think he is sweeping in the salt and grit to re-use, or is he a gritter driver who is not needed today?

tweets

scamps1966 wrote: »

Morning peeps.

I'm a bit excited today as I'm having a new kitchen fitted over the next 3 weeks! The old one is being ripped out today. These pics are from this morning. Will keep you all updated.

Hope you like your new kitchen scamps when its finally finished that is lol

tweets

Good Afternoon :hello:

Snap (((X))) Rhos (((X))) those I have missed sorry (((X)))

Enterprise_1701C

Best wishes for your sis snap, she probably felt fine before she started the treatment, always horrible when the treatment seems worse than the disease xx

There seems to be a lot of horrible stuff happening to people on here at the moment, best wishes to everyone, may the morning bring a new dawn xx

Sarahdol75

rhosynbach wrote: »

How long has he had them, Ds3 back is covered looks like whip marks;) he has had them for a few years we where told they where stretch marks but seems odd on a very skinny teen. He also has joint problems now which research says can be a long term side effect if not treated have an appointment with another doctor later in week.. Hope your sons clears up. Xx

He has only had them a few weeks, that I no of anyway, I dont see him getting dressed or undressed anymore so dont see him without clothes on very often. He said his friend had mentioned them same week he showed me. I have been told it affects your kidneys and liver, so they are testing that and his bloods. He does have a bad back all the time but has been complaining of that for months. I put that down that he has grown a lot over the last few months.

rhosynbach wrote: »

Thanks for asking. Our friend that list his wife has not been looking after himself and drinks to much he fell in a diabetic comma. And is still in hospital 2 weeks later they are now worried he also has dementia. Another friend to was found unconscious by his sister, they think he may have been there a few days he has not woken up 6 days after and they don't know why.
Also helping a friend who lost someone close and attended 2 vigils to support her, and so very sad as 6 month old baby died in the crash. And the mum is in a coma..

So just real life being hard but for others not us. Xxxx

I know the girl who is in the coma, she worked for a time in the hotel opposite our house in Wales, it was such tragic news.

pippo

rhosynbach wrote: »

Thanks for asking. Our friend that list his wife has not been looking after himself and drinks to much he fell in a diabetic comma. And is still in hospital 2 weeks later they are now worried he also has dementia. Another friend to was found unconscious by his sister, they think he may have been there a few days he has not woken up 6 days after and they don't know why.
Also helping a friend who lost someone close and attended 2 vigils to support her, and so very sad as 6 month old baby died in the crash. And the mum is in a coma..

So just real life being hard but for others not us. Xxxx

Oh Rhosy, I can't say anything but how sad...
If positive thoughts will help, I'm sending shedloads!
I do wonder how people cope, or perhaps they don't......

scamps1966

mhoc wrote: »

From Eds easy diners email update - it says from Wednesday but in theory all will be gone on Wednesday

Did someone say 50 free breakfasts?
It’s National Breakfast Week, and because we think breakfast is mighty important, we’ll be giving away 50 bottomless breakfasts in each of our diners from Wednesday 24th January! Oh yeah, you heard us right. That’s a free bottomless breakfast to the first 50 diners from Wednesday, but once they’re gone, they’re gone. So get yourself down to your local diner & don’t miss out!

Order any breakfast dish, clear your plate and go again, again and again - for free! Choose from All American Pancakes with streaky bacon, Egg & Bacon Muffins, Fried Lickin’ Chicken & Waffles and more. You name it, it’s bottomless. Join us for breakfast everyday until 11:30am. It’s time to get up and at ’em!

Make sure Zippy knows. The nearest one to me is Swindon.

Dizzy_Ditzy

rhosynbach wrote: »

Thanks for asking. Our friend that list his wife has not been looking after himself and drinks to much he fell in a diabetic comma. And is still in hospital 2 weeks later they are now worried he also has dementia. Another friend to was found unconscious by his sister, they think he may have been there a few days he has not woken up 6 days after and they don't know why.
Also helping a friend who lost someone close and attended 2 vigils to support her, and so very sad as 6 month old baby died in the crash. And the mum is in a coma..

So just real life being hard but for others not us. Xxxx

Pretty sure a friend of mine attended the same vigil

zippydooda

scamps1966 wrote: »

Make sure Zippy knows. The nearest one to me is Swindon.

In outlet. Doubt I’ll be going. But thanks for the thought but I’ll be at work from 5.30am

gocat

anyone got a pix of the tomato ketchup sunbites we need to get with 2 other packets please. And would it be ok to get 2 packets of 6 x walkers cheese and onion (only ones OH will eat).
Thanks in advance