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Postby duffaire » 19 Jan 2009 19:35

Got a bit of snow here, shall we collect it all up and post it to Wales for Mary :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: I'm with blondie in Icmeler :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby reesy1959 » 19 Jan 2009 20:38

George, I miss many things about Scotland, but NOT the snow.... :lol:
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Postby LisaJM07 » 21 Jan 2009 10:31

Hi Jools,
I have also bought a new bikini for this years hol! :D And its not til the end of August!! hehe! A few shops are now starting to display the summer collection :D Love shopping for holiday outfits. :lol:


jools wrote:I'm putting the subjects of bikinis on the table! I bought my first 2 today and wondered if anyone else has gotten around to this yet?

I know it's early to think about this stuff, but it's the part I hate preparing for when I go on holiday since I always struggle with them! I was blessed (or cursed as it might seem!) with a big pair of boobs and a smaller bottom half.

So, I took advantage of the mix and match deals in BHS, who are the only high street retailers to really cater properly for me. (It always upsets me that M&S do such great underwear but don't take it as far as their swimwear!)

On this subject...what do you all prefer to wear on your hols? I only braved the bikini last year, although as a size 18 I felt like I might have been too bold/brave/foolish!
I'm hoping to get down to a 14 by the time I go away this year, but I've bought the bottoms in a 16 as they are a tie waist, so should do me for April and the summer.
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Postby Colette » 21 Jan 2009 20:19

Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2009 7:59 pm Post subject: Cats

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Hi all ,
CATS. !!!!!!!!!

I`am now going to ask for advice and hope I dont offend colette . ( From what I have read on this forum , her love for cats is LEGEND .).

We have 4 or 5 different cats that visit our garden daily, all of them belong to our close neighbours, NO problem with that!!!!
They are now doing the Number 1s + 2s all over the place
My parsley and basil that has lasted all winter is now the local toilet for the 4-5 cats in the area.

We dont have cats in the house for allergy reasons, but my wife loves them.
My question is .. . How can we without the use of a DOG or chemicals prevent them from doing what they do :

My mum says pepper.? My aunt says a small mirror? ( very confused)

Any suggestions welcome

Garry
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Postby Eatock08 » 21 Jan 2009 21:56

Someone told me salt stops cat coming into your garden, never tried it myself though!

Alison
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Postby stevew » 22 Jan 2009 15:56

Hi Gary
We had a similar problem with our own cat damaging plants, try `Scardy Cat`plants, plant them where ever you dont want cats, you should be able to get them from local garden centres.
They are not very expensive, and it DOES WORK.
http://www.vanmeuwen.com/plant/73965


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Coleus canina.
Cats and dogs will avoid the Scardy Cat plant as it is otherwise known. Coleus canina has excellent foliage and small, attractive blue flowers in the summer and releases a scent that cats can't stand. Fortunately it only smells to the human nose when touched. Could this be the solution to your feline intruder problems!


Steve :) :) :)
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Postby jambogarry » 22 Jan 2009 20:06

thanks to all who have replied...
The " Scardy Cat "plants... look like a good option :D
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Postby jambogarry » 22 Jan 2009 20:46

THE BARD (250 years)
Sunday 25th Jan.

ROBERT BURNS

My Supper with Rabbie Burns

And there"s A hand , My Tasty Fiere !
And gie"s a hand o " thine!
And we"ll tak" a right guid-willie waught.
For auld lang syne.


THE SUPPER ( Selkirk Grace ).

Some hae Meat and cannot eat
Some cannot eat that want it
But we hae meat and we can eat
Sae let the lord be thankit.



My wishes to all who are having a BURNS NIGHT.

Anyone think that KO KO RETCH ( kokorec ) ( spelling).is just the same as Haggis ( ie ,intestines )..MMMmmm.

Garry
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Postby jools » 25 Jan 2009 21:49

Just had to share my amazing bargains with you all.
New Look sale is nearly over and there are still so many bits and bobs left over from the summer tucked away on those rales. I'm not usually one for rooting around, but I braved it this weekend and bagged myself the following items for my summer suitcase:

Coral skirt reduced from £30 to £7
White skirt reduced from £28 to £7
Peach t shirt reduced from £8 to £1
Orange & pink silk dress reduced from £30 to £3
and my ultimate bargain of bargains...
Green silk dress with butterfly embroidery reduced from £35 to £1!!!!!

Just goes to show there are some bargains to be had if you start early! Not to mention I stocked up on the strappy tops in Primark for 98p each haha. Don't mind spilling my cocktails down them at that price ;)

Summer is coming! And I'm going to beat that credit crunch with all my might by bargain hunting :lol:
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Postby reesy1959 » 26 Jan 2009 18:47

Well done Jools, some excellent bargains there.

I must get down there this week, thanks.
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Postby w3ndy » 27 Jan 2009 18:15

Wow Jools I'm really impressed !!!
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Postby sanjo » 27 Jan 2009 21:16

Been reading all your post about buying new clothes for holidays and now I'm even more fed up. :(
We were booked to go in July but now we know for sure we are unable to go then because of my husbands work commitments.
Not sure if I can say this but if anyone wants three return flight tickets to Turkey in July they are welcome to them. I paid £400 but will let go for any reasonable offer.

Send me a pm if interested.

Roll on September when we should be able to go!
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Postby Jozzyd » 27 Jan 2009 21:19

Good luck Sanjo hope all goes well :(
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Postby jools » 29 Jan 2009 22:56

Here's a really unfortunate story for you all.

A body was found in my town on Monday and they thought the man had been murdered by stabbing.
However, watching CCTV and examining the wound, it turns out that he was drunk on a Saturday night, leant against a tree and was stabbed by a branch.
He consequently stumbled through an area of the town, eventually collapsing and dying from his tree stab wounds.

It's so sad, but it sounds so surreal that I had to share.
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Postby jools » 29 Jan 2009 22:58

Sorry to make you feel worse Sanjo, it's such a shame. I hope you get to sell your tickets.

I hope everyone else finds a couple of nice bargains in the last of the January sales too! Mine are now tucked away in my new holiday drawer. It's the best bit about gearing up to hols!!
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Postby Fanny » 30 Jan 2009 21:56

sanjo wrote:
We were booked to go in July but now we know for sure we are unable to go then because of my husbands work commitments.
Not sure if I can say this but if anyone wants three return flight tickets to Turkey in July they are welcome to them. I paid £400 but will let go for any reasonable offer.

Send me a pm if interested.

Roll on September when we should be able to go!


aw poor you Sanjo, really hope you manage to sell them and get back in Sept
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Postby reesy1959 » 30 Jan 2009 22:56

I am getting excited, just sent John an email now, ready to book and hoping to come to Icmeler the first two weeks in June.

Sanjo, sorry to hear your news that you cant go in July. I am sure September will soon come.
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Postby JT » 31 Jan 2009 00:04

Will call you in the morning Mary
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Postby dotty » 01 Feb 2009 10:05

Thats great news Mary, our paths might cross again cos we go on 11th June for 2 weeks. Let me know when you're all booked up and sure we can arrange some kind of party? dotty x
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