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Old Style Diary Archive - SEP 05
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Squeaky - you have 4000 posts!!!0
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You have become a "Mum" - welcome to the club!
I have been away all day supporting DD who is moving into new student digs in Newcastle - my feet are killing me!!!
Woth it though and enjoyed the day.
DH is back from Hong Kong and jet lagged but "It is not the same without him" so really pleased.
Only old style today was soup in the slow cooker and home made bread!"This site is addictive!"
Wooligan 2 squares for smoky - 3 squares for HTA
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Gosh! I never noticed. Well spottedsqueaky wrote:Leprosy... I'm not half the man I used to be... Little pieces that were
part of me... Have gone and found their liberty...
They're not all my posts though. Someone keeps forging my name and writing utter rubbish
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Hi Yall, Glad you got some kip PP even if it was drug enduced! Hope your shoulder is easing up QC.
It's bright sunshine here so 1 load of whites are catching a few rays while the too dingy to flash before the neighbours are back in the machine having a couple of hours in bleach.
Been to Tesco this morning and had to be escorted in by a member of staff walking in front of my car like the do at funerals because I was the only one wanting to buy food the other 60 cars were waiting to panic buy petrol. If I run out I shall just walk and if the price goes up much further I will seriously consider flogging my car. Managed to get a weeks worth of shopping for 5 peeps for £20.88 after my 18 coupons were accepted:D so the Sept grocery challange is well on target.
Off to make a cottage pie now with 1 lb of mince and lots of oddments from the fridge. Have a good day and catch ya later.Life's a beach! Take your shoes off and feel the sand between your toes.0 -
Having a relatively quiet day today. Need some peace and quiet to get my studying done - exams looming in only 4 weeks *gulp!*
Chicken slowly cooking in the slow cooker, BM on and washing on the line.
DS had his first day at pre-school yesterday. Afterwards i asked him if he liked it. He said he did but complained that all they do there is play! He said if he wants to do baking or ''studying'' then he'll have to stay at home at ask mummy and daddy to teach him but if he wants to play then he'll go back to pre-school! Apparently he asked one of the workers when they were going to get books and pencils out to do 'studying' during the session. I just hope he still has this enthusiasm to learn when he's a teenager. I guess he's always seen his dad and me doing night-school courses so he assumes all adults study.0 -
well the last few times it has lasted around 10 monthssqueaky wrote:Ouch! Sounds horrible. So how much benefit will you feel once the pain and inflammation wear off?
As for asking - you're very welcome
the back pain virtually disappears as it stops the spasms and also means I can start exercising again which means losing weight and all that adds to a healthier back
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Coo! Pain free!Glad wrote:well the last few times it has lasted around 10 months
the back pain virtually disappears as it stops the spasms and also means I can start exercising again which means losing weight and all that adds to a healthier back
I had a series of hydrotherapy sessions and at the end of each one they strapped a few floats on me here and there and just left me to float.
It was LOVELY. I hadn't realised how much and in how many different places I was hurting until it stopped. I really ought to build myself a jaccusi big enough to float in. I wonder how much waterproof keyboards cost? Hi, I'm a Board Guide on the Old Style and the Consumer Rights boards which means I'm a volunteer to help the boards run smoothly and can move and merge posts there. Board guides are not moderators and don't read every post. If you spot an inappropriate or illegal post then please report it to forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com. It is not part of my role to deal with reportable posts. Any views are mine and are not the official line of MoneySavingExpert.Never ascribe to malice that which is adequately explained by incompetence.DTFAC: Y.T.D = £5.20 Apr £0.50
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Afternoon :j
3 loads of washing done (normal, towels & whites/t-towels) all dried on line. OH has moped all downstairs, cleaned downstairs windows and we have had lunch
Just about to watch Spooks from last night.
Got my wheatbag from Ebay £10 inc delivery, but it is quite big and smells lovely.
Speak to you all later
PP
xxTo repeat what others have said, requires education, to challenge it,requires brains!FEB GC/DIESEL £200/4 WEEKS0 -
I don't use ebay. Never want to either. Thanks anyway. Anyone else know of a cheap deal for a wheatbag? PM me plz if you do.Penny-Pincher!! wrote:Afternoon :j
3 loads of washing done (normal, towels & whites/t-towels) all dried on line. OH has moped all downstairs, cleaned downstairs windows and we have had lunch
Just about to watch Spooks from last night.
Got my wheatbag from Ebay £10 inc delivery, but it is quite big and smells lovely.
Speak to you all later
PP
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Yep, WNWYM. Where can you find a cheap wheat bag over here for us Pommies? Used one while I was in NZ. Kiwis swear by them!This discussion has been closed.
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