2020 - 'Nothing in your life will change until you make the decision to change'

beanielou

jwil said:

beanielou said:

Good news on the ipad 

Thank you, and happily it's arrived today!  Fantastic service, I can't complain at all

That is most impressive 

beanielou

Have a happy weekend     xx

jwil

beanielou said:

jwil said:

beanielou said:

Good news on the ipad 

Thank you, and happily it's arrived today!  Fantastic service, I can't complain at all

That is most impressive 

Definitely, less than a week with postage both ways!

beanielou said:

Have a happy weekend     xx

Thank you, you too

CRANKY40

I'm glad your ipad was replaced with no problems. The no charging fault seems to be a regular problem with apple things.

jwil

CRANKY40 said:

I'm glad your ipad was replaced with no problems. The no charging fault seems to be a regular problem with apple things.

Probably why they replaced it so easily then   

jwil

Today I have done a bit more money shuffling and have paid off the car! 😃👏✨  DH's savings are back in place now.  I feel very happy about that!  I've tidied up my finance spreadsheet and have organised things a bit better so it's  clearer.

I've had a tidy round, hoovered through and taken little jwil to swimming.  We also did some science experiments this morning.  DH has been out weeding the garden, we have a massive pile to go now  

beanielou

WEll done    That's fantastic 

jwil

beanielou said:

WEll done    That's fantastic 

Thank you   Another thing ticked off

Humdinger1

jwil said:

Humdinger1 said:

CRANKY40 said:

When I was young I only knew one other person that read chalet school books but I've found quite a few more readers now that I'm in my fifties. If I found one that I haven't read I'd still buy it. I have to admit to a fondness for old style books - Angela Brazil, The Abbey Girls and I do recall the Bobbsey twins too. Malory Towers and St Clares anyone? 

Well done to Little Miss. I've been trying to talk myself into doing a parkrun for the last 3 years! Sorry you're not feeling too good.

Cranky, not only do I admit to reading Enid Blyton- but my daughter and I read them out loud, acting them out and camping them up between fits of hysteria! Hope you don't mind me bounding into your diary jwil; I always read, enjoy and admire you.  Love Humdinger x 

Not at all Humdinger, it's lovely to have people post, and thank you for your lovely comments.  Enid Blyton fans are always welcome, and seriously,  I am coming round to play  

Humdinger1 said:

School stories, that is.  Love Malory Towers and St Clare's.  Though I have to ask, what school would stay open once the goings-on came out? Girls shimmying up sheets tied to drain pipes to rescue others from burning buildings where the fire brigade is waiting for tall ladders to arrive; clinging onto cliffs while the sea rages below; nearly drowning several times; and wasn't there also a kidnap plot? Ah well, good clean open air fun to take our minds off everything else!

Haha, I agree   And the Naughtiest Girl in the School where the kids make the rules and the head teachers pretty much do nothing!

Jwil, I look forward to you coming over! I'll just get the kettle on...once the cake's out of the oven xx

WinterWarrior

@jwil and @Humdinger1 shouldn’t that be with lashings of lemonade? Also preferably with a suspicious set of smugglers that you can capture before supper 😁 (can I come?)