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Next - shopping on line free delivery
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I'm probably being a really dumb biddy but I don't do much on-line shopping!
Next are offering free delivery but where do you put the code? As you 'add to bag' it makes out your order but I don't see a space for special codes and the total adds on the delivery charge.
Hope this makes sense, I'm losing the plot today. Thanks.
Next are offering free delivery but where do you put the code? As you 'add to bag' it makes out your order but I don't see a space for special codes and the total adds on the delivery charge.
Hope this makes sense, I'm losing the plot today. Thanks.
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Coffee & cakes free all day...get busy shopping
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Coffee & cakes free all day...get busy shopping
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I have just got back from Morrisons, Llids and Fakenham Animal Supplies after having my flu jab. It is miserable, cold and pouring with rain.
And I wish I could have done it all online.
Am now unpacking my bags and have decided on a toasted sandwich of brie and sweet onion relish - Yummy.
ee you later. x
And I wish I could have done it all online.
Am now unpacking my bags and have decided on a toasted sandwich of brie and sweet onion relish - Yummy.
ee you later. x
Gosh we got up to a thousand .Thanks for having me Woofy .
And thanks all for putting up with my miseries .Feel better today .I get these funny five minutes from time to time .
Mr S isn't a monster at all ( quite the opposite) he's an easy going man but I suppose he's fed up with it all and I should have more patience .
Most of what I've bought online has been fine ,but on line supermarket shopping is a different kettle of fish .It's ok for bulky stuff and non perishables though but I like to go and poke at the tomatoes and inspect the meat in person :))
Pee Pooh weather here ,piddling with rain and cold .
I'm off to make a pie (chicken and ham ) so I'll be bashing my frustrations out with the rolling pin .
Have received all mail and will reply asap .xxx
And thanks all for putting up with my miseries .Feel better today .I get these funny five minutes from time to time .
Mr S isn't a monster at all ( quite the opposite) he's an easy going man but I suppose he's fed up with it all and I should have more patience .
Most of what I've bought online has been fine ,but on line supermarket shopping is a different kettle of fish .It's ok for bulky stuff and non perishables though but I like to go and poke at the tomatoes and inspect the meat in person :))
Pee Pooh weather here ,piddling with rain and cold .
I'm off to make a pie (chicken and ham ) so I'll be bashing my frustrations out with the rolling pin .
Have received all mail and will reply asap .xxx
Well I'll let that be a warning...twice. No I haven't been naughty, I was reaching up to put some xmas stuff away (standing on a chair) and I went dizzy. Then I was giving the kitchen window a quick clean & went monumentally dizzy...therefore - stop reaching up Robi. Obviously I'm trapping something in my neck & cutting off the blood flow. It'll be inflammation, my neck's always stiff on one side. Booger it.
Well I love this squishy bag but it's a bit big...
http://www.next.co.uk...26gt%3b%26nbsp%3bBags
http://www.next.co.uk...26gt%3b%26nbsp%3bBags
Oooh Robi do take care. I went dizzy when I was getting out of bed this morning and ended up flat out on the bed again. I think mine is to do with my neck too. It often happens when I am lying flat and just turn my head to look at something!!
I have just eaten half a huge bar of Lidls chocolate :o(. It was Plantation Amazonia and if I keep eating it I will turn into an Amazon!!
I have just eaten half a huge bar of Lidls chocolate :o(. It was Plantation Amazonia and if I keep eating it I will turn into an Amazon!!
I think I am getting squishybag itis. My previous favourite bag was this one. I've got it in both red and navy.
http://www.cruisechea...2029-411-KIP1849.html
http://www.cruisechea...2029-411-KIP1849.html
I'm fine but have spent a LOT of time titivating photos (I will post a link to some one of these days); plus I avoid conversations about pets as I don't have any and don't really like animals much. I'm not that mad on shopping either, though Costco makes my little eyes light up.
However, our financial adviser came calling today, and told us our post-retirment investments have made about 20% a year, so that's cheered me up no end. I may go out and buy a bottle of mineral water to celebrate.
Have you got a ladder, Robini? A nuisance lugging them around the house when all you want to do is reach the top shelf, but better than being a permanent dizzy dame.
However, our financial adviser came calling today, and told us our post-retirment investments have made about 20% a year, so that's cheered me up no end. I may go out and buy a bottle of mineral water to celebrate.
Have you got a ladder, Robini? A nuisance lugging them around the house when all you want to do is reach the top shelf, but better than being a permanent dizzy dame.
Shaney shoulda coulda woulda gets us nowhere. If you were more patient, you might be less tough and I know what mr S needs most. You would probably lean on him under normal circs but you know you can't and that just doesn't help. Oh well nuff said.
When we got the kitchen redone, the cupboard top shelves were higher so i bought a kick stool. It is BRILLIANT, nice big stable surface, no carrying. DH said I would only use it for a week or two then it would end up in the garage but it gets used everywhere downstairs, by him too. It came with two level that clip together but i didn't add the top on which is smaller.
When we got the kitchen redone, the cupboard top shelves were higher so i bought a kick stool. It is BRILLIANT, nice big stable surface, no carrying. DH said I would only use it for a week or two then it would end up in the garage but it gets used everywhere downstairs, by him too. It came with two level that clip together but i didn't add the top on which is smaller.
Shopping. Yes and you're all wondering why Vinny ain't about... http://i51.tinypic.com/igxpoz.jpg HistoricLols are my new lolcats, I wasn't able to keep the pace=:0
Oh I say I've had another Viagra mail and to my surprise it isn't from me this time. The subject is "hhhott janmuary voigra offffffer" - is that Oirish boi any chance at all? Oh I say II, there are games in my mobi. I've just played some braingames and been told I use 5% of my brain and my stress level is 94%. Sounds about right on both counts. 'sokay but did the mobi have to call me Mama's Pride...?? The verdict was given in writing but I could have sworn I heard a Southern drawl and saw it - the mobi - chewing on a straw and I think I even heard that banjo duel you know the one.
Guess what Shaney - you're human:) I suspect when you have to depend on someone as much as your husband has to depend on you for the time being, you- ...I don't know how to put this, I haven't slept for 34-35 hours... erm... here's an analogy: I once read an interview with a hairdresser who said that those customers who tell her A LOT strengthen the bond with her more and more over time but those who tell her EVERYTHING never come back... I guess when someone is in your husband's position it must feel a bit like involuntarily "telling you everything" (metaphorically speaking) and he'd rather be difficult than completely "naked". I'm not sure it's a bad "strategy"...! ...as it will allow him to "come back" to you when he is well again. And you should probably react exactly the way you are reacting, I think it's the right thing not just for you but for him also. He's getting your anger cos he deserves it instead of getting your pity cos he's helpless - the former will be be sooo much better for his sense of control. And a pain in
Oh I say I've had another Viagra mail and to my surprise it isn't from me this time. The subject is "hhhott janmuary voigra offffffer" - is that Oirish boi any chance at all? Oh I say II, there are games in my mobi. I've just played some braingames and been told I use 5% of my brain and my stress level is 94%. Sounds about right on both counts. 'sokay but did the mobi have to call me Mama's Pride...?? The verdict was given in writing but I could have sworn I heard a Southern drawl and saw it - the mobi - chewing on a straw and I think I even heard that banjo duel you know the one.
Guess what Shaney - you're human:) I suspect when you have to depend on someone as much as your husband has to depend on you for the time being, you- ...I don't know how to put this, I haven't slept for 34-35 hours... erm... here's an analogy: I once read an interview with a hairdresser who said that those customers who tell her A LOT strengthen the bond with her more and more over time but those who tell her EVERYTHING never come back... I guess when someone is in your husband's position it must feel a bit like involuntarily "telling you everything" (metaphorically speaking) and he'd rather be difficult than completely "naked". I'm not sure it's a bad "strategy"...! ...as it will allow him to "come back" to you when he is well again. And you should probably react exactly the way you are reacting, I think it's the right thing not just for you but for him also. He's getting your anger cos he deserves it instead of getting your pity cos he's helpless - the former will be be sooo much better for his sense of control. And a pain in
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