OS Daily Wednesday 26th March

Benthosboy

jet77 wrote: »

Are there any elidgeable (sp?) batchelors out there for me :rolleyes:

Err, :hello: :hello: :hello: :hello: :hello: . I'm over here in the motorhome

Re the job, take a tip from one who (thinks) he knows. Go with your initial instinct and when you've made a decision, stick to it. I was taught that as an apprentice by one of my mentors and it's served me well so far, though in the present situation, I'm beginning to wonder :rolleyes:

Martyn.

HariboJunkie

Churchmouse wrote: »

I just wanted to say, if you're reading this smokybabe, much love and support to you and the children. Thinking of you and praying hard that you get through today and tomorrow as best you can. (((((hugs)))))

CM x

:A I'll second that Smoky. Thinking about you and what lies ahead over the next few days. Take care pet. xxxxxx

pipkin71

mrs-moneypenny wrote: »

my DD very helpfully spilt a glass of squash over my keyboard on sunday and it went completly to pot, it was typing random letters regardless of what you pressed:mad: . DH disconnected it took the back off and carefully dried the circuits with papper then gave the keyboard a good scrub with a nail brush (we didnt take the keys out) it spent a couple of hours in the airing cupboard and got finished off with a hair dryer on low heat, he put it all back together and it works perfectly now:T

That's interesting mrs-moneypenny.

The same has happened with our laptop, although it's only when you press the d and k buttons that we have problems - it goes like this dkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk or kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

but, if you press another button, as soon as you've pressed either d or k, you can stop it.

Girls are just using the laptop to play games on at the moment though.

Pipkin xxxx

pipkin71

HariboJunkie wrote: »

:A I'll second that Smoky. Thinking about you and what lies ahead over the next few days. Take care pet. xxxxxx

Ditto Smoky xxxxx

Penny_Watcher

Penny_Watcher wrote: »

Oh God - what did I miss this time??????

*Scuttles off to have a skeg at last night's posts*

Okay - now that was funny! :T :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Good Luck Martyn on your World Tour of Britain. :smileyhea :rotfl:

Well I'm off now. OH has given three (yes count them, THREE ) big ring binder files full of new contacts that he wants in alphabetical order then the details put onto a database. What the heck - beats cleaning ...... I think :rolleyes:.

Discount-Diva_3

Good morning all

Only woke up half an hour ago after a long session on here last night, would like to thank you all for the laugh

Today I have plans to de clutter my spare bedroom, its going to be a late start so will need to get a wiggle on once I get going

I have no idea what I shall have for dinner tonight, will need to raid the freezer and see whats in there, I'm not doing a shop this week as I'm away on holiday on Monday so just trying to manage with the basics

(((hugs))) to you all

And I shall be warning :money: he made need to get a hat!

That is a joke before you all start taking your outfits to the dry cleaners:rotfl:

Have a good day x

celyn90

Morning all :wave: ((Hugs for smokey)) and anyone else that needs them.

Squiggly - blackout fabric is worth the investment if you want total darkness. It is a bit stiff though and not easy to stitch through - all I did was cut a chunk the size of the window and punched some eyelets through it at the corners then hung it on panel pins when I needed it. I also found that stitching an extra lining into the curtains worked wonders too.
Crazychik - glad your getting some feedback from the agency, I'm sure they'll do their best to find something for you that will fit round the hours you'd like to work. Hope today goes better for you too.
Essex-girl - We went to Nando's for dinner with friends last week, we've never had a bad experience there so far. Hope you enjoy your night out
jet77 - I know that there are lots of factors involved in choosing between jobs, you really can only make the decision based on what you hope to get out of each of them. 1/2 hour commute is really reasonable though - it takes me that long to walk to work now. In my last proper job I commuted 1.5 hrs each way on the train with two changes in each direction - that was truly horrendous - becuase of the changes I couldn't even go to sleep as I'd have ended up in Newbury or Swansea! I used to use the time quite productively though, doing my paperwork or planning the next day (the train was just a extension of my office really!). I would suggest that you just try the journey a few times before you decide, just to see if it suits you to do the travelling. Well done on the offers though

Quiet here as boss is AWOL. OH is off early tommorrow to Canada, so the house is going to be quiet too. I have to go to the market today as we are out of veg. Must remember that it's only going to be me on my own this week so not to buy too much. I must eat properly though as normally I'd just eat crackers and not bother cooking just for me (she says, sitting at her desk with a diet coke and half a tonne of fruitcake).

Have a good day all, cel x

dlb

Morning everyone.
A little later posting than normal, took some getting back into school routine this morning but all 4 there on time, then went an shopped, have enough food in to complete this weeks meal plan.
Just had a quick tidy round downstairs, i will do upstairs later.
My friend is popping in for quorn stew at dinner to fill me in on her trip to see Westlife last night, she has been going with her dd for the last 7 years and last night they had front row tickets and they have front row for tonight also, so she is going to be buzzing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Right off to prepare spag bog for later
Hugs to Smokey
Donna
xx

Discount-Diva_3

Suesy_Sue wrote: »

Discount-Diva, I think :money: might need 2 hats ...

Think I will take DS to the seaside during his Easter hols, might have to go past Wareham (afterall its only 60 miles away)...

Suesy Sue

A double wedding to save costs, very MSE, what do you think?

:rotfl: :rotfl: Blimey they will be running scared now lol:rotfl: :rotfl:

Only just managed to have my brekkie and a cuppa! Must get motivated, must get motivated!

Jet77 I would personally take the better job with more money, you could always then get a cleaner to free up your weekend time, not very MSE but quality time with family is precious, good luck with your decision and well done on being offered 2 jobs

x

mumzyof2

Im going to leave this thread, i just feel you all have your circle of friends and i have posted on occasions and no one replies to me. Sorry all