I'm not going to post this picture as it could be considered a bit rude. For those who want a peek, here is the link; https://s-media-cache-ak0.pini...aa2fd5ca79c93a65.jpg
MOD *** did I do right in not posting?
I think you did yeah
Cinds, someone just posted this on fb...
'My wife DOES turn heads wherever she goes': Husband of grandmother, 58, who 'looks two decades younger', praises her beauty (but says passing for 35 is a stretch)
Cinds, someone just posted this on fb...
'My wife DOES turn heads wherever she goes': Husband of grandmother, 58, who 'looks two decades younger', praises her beauty (but says passing for 35 is a stretch)
Okay Aimee, you...you Destroyer of Worlds and White Goods you
Not satisfied with destroying your own washer you have destroy my sister's fridge/freezer too
Mind you it was older than Methuselah
Hope you sorted your washer
My sister is well on the way to a new fridge/freezer
I'm not going to post this picture as it could be considered a bit rude. For those who want a peek, here is the link; https://s-media-cache-ak0.pini...aa2fd5ca79c93a65.jpg
MOD *** did I do right in not posting?
I think you did yeah
Although it's only implied, you never quite know.
What brands are you buying Aims?
This one is a whirlpool which I thought was a good brand going to have a look at it over the weekend to see if it can be fixed, not happy about having to buy another one after 3 yrs
Many years ago when I was a young housewife and mother.... I used to break my washing machines with almost as much regularity as you, Aimee.
I got chatty with the repair man (he used to drink in the pub where I worked) and he told me that most domestic machines were only designed to last a max of 5 years. Not only that, but the longevity (if you could call it that) was based on using your machine no more than TWICE a week!
I mean, what family has that little amount of laundry?
EC is spot on - you need an industrial one; they're more robust
What brands are you buying Aims?
This one is a whirlpool which I thought was a good brand going to have a look at it over the weekend to see if it can be fixed, not happy about having to buy another one after 3 yrs
Many years ago when I was a young housewife and mother.... I used to break my washing machines with almost as much regularity as you, Aimee.
I got chatty with the repair man (he used to drink in the pub where I worked) and he told me that most domestic machines were only designed to last a max of 5 years. Not only that, but the longevity (if you could call it that) was based on using your machine no more than TWICE a week!
I mean, what family has that little amount of laundry?
EC is spot on - you need an industrial one; they're more robust
That wouldn't surprise me I have a new one coming Tuesday like you say though, families use them more than a few times a week
My little one had her first full (Induction) day at school today and My boy went to Secondary for the day with his big sister... They're growing too quickly!!
Eldest in currently performing in a LAMDA show at school tonight (in this heat!) and is supposed to be off to France tomorrow... but I'm worried about the strikes and tailbacks etc. Gonna have to call the school tomorrow about it.
Saw this on FB... That along with lowering what critetia constitutes Children in poverty in order to meet a quota..... Makes me sick!
My little one had her first full (Induction) day at school today and My boy went to Secondary for the day with his big sister... They're growing too quickly!!
Eldest in currently performing in a LAMDA show at school tonight (in this heat!) and is supposed to be off to France tomorrow... but I'm worried about the strikes and tailbacks etc. Gonna have to call the school tomorrow about it.
Jen, the years fly past! My eldest was 33 a few days ago, and it seems no time since he was the same age as his 2 year old daughter.
I hope the industrial action doesn't spoil your daughter's school trip.
My little one had her first full (Induction) day at school today and My boy went to Secondary for the day with his big sister... They're growing too quickly!!
Eldest in currently performing in a LAMDA show at school tonight (in this heat!) and is supposed to be off to France tomorrow... but I'm worried about the strikes and tailbacks etc. Gonna have to call the school tomorrow about it.
Jen, the years fly past! My eldest was 33 a few days ago, and it seems no time since he was the same age as his 2 year old daughter.
I hope the industrial action doesn't spoil your daughter's school trip.
I spoke to the teacher Yogi and he said they've been talking with the travel operator, the strikes are supposed to end at midnight so he said they will be able to get the ferry... but may have to wait a bit longer than expected.
I saw a woodpecker in our garden today !!!
Considering I'm in a town not too far from Gateshead Metrocentre, I find it remarkable
A few months ago we had a Jay too
Spoke to MiniMe last night and she was obviously trying to get off the phone asap lol I'm guessing she is having a great time in foreign lands. The journey through Dover and Calais went smoothly apparently
My little one had her first full (Induction) day at school today and My boy went to Secondary for the day with his big sister... They're growing too quickly!!
Eldest in currently performing in a LAMDA show at school tonight (in this heat!) and is supposed to be off to France tomorrow... but I'm worried about the strikes and tailbacks etc. Gonna have to call the school tomorrow about it.
Jen, the years fly past! My eldest was 33 a few days ago, and it seems no time since he was the same age as his 2 year old daughter.
I hope the industrial action doesn't spoil your daughter's school trip.
I spoke to the teacher Yogi and he said they've been talking with the travel operator, the strikes are supposed to end at midnight so he said they will be able to get the ferry... but may have to wait a bit longer than expected.
Spoke to MiniMe last night and she was obviously trying to get off the phone asap lol I'm guessing she is having a great time in foreign lands. The journey through Dover and Calais went smoothly apparently
I'm glad she is obviously enjoying herself, Jen.
I saw a woodpecker in our garden today !!!
Considering I'm in a town not too far from Gateshead Metrocentre, I find it remarkable
A few months ago we had a Jay too
I had one green woodpecker last year, a few days ago two woke me up "singing" to each other, s/he has found a friend!
AC/DC two weekends in a row & I am officially exhausted, and barely able to walk. But it was bloody brilliant & worth the pain.
I apologise if this has already been posted. You do need the sound on.
is that randolph turpin? or is ranolph turpin the one with the swizzley eyes in the laurel & hardy films?
me & lisa went for lunch today. after the meal she said, "Let's go Dutch." I said, "F*ck that, let's go Greek!" and we both legged it.
Watch someone smash up an ÂĢ8,000 Apple Watch Edition with super-powerful magnets!
What an idiot!
Nougat!
me & lisa went for lunch today. after the meal she said, "Let's go Dutch." I said, "F*ck that, let's go Greek!" and we both legged it.
is that randolph turpin? or is ranolph turpin the one with the swizzley eyes in the laurel & hardy films?
Sorry Pirate, I have no idea. I just came across the picture, thought it was unusual and interesting and that I would post here. Sorry.
I have been gardening ALL DAY! I hate gardening and now have sunburn too.....
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/te...html#~pi3Pj2NucRKuXv
Seemingly unaware of the irony, BT's grumbles come just weeks after the company confirmed its BT Sport prices were set to rise after shelling out ÂĢ897m to secure the UK rights to the Champions League.
I have been gardening ALL DAY! I hate gardening and now have sunburn too.....
I have been gardening ALL DAY! I hate gardening and now have sunburn too.....
Watch the shoulders Yogi!