lavender27

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When they run out of juice , who comes to top them up , what do they run on?

please keep all the family hydrated , you may think you're drinking enough but in this sweltering heat one needs to drink more, I have had a stomach upset due to being dehydrated and thought i was drinking loads, Not good enough, needs more water.

I think "Brexshit" sums it all up, I think I'll claim to have posted the sticker there, let's the kid off the hook. Under this heading of this thread, "it made me laugh". (you did ask)

Its called typowritis syndrome.

Folkstone, lovely seafood market on the quay , lovely winding walks along the beach and up the cliff. Also Hastings.

it was probably a kid that stuck it there.

On the hand dryer in Dulwich Libray , a sticker that said "Did you have a good Brexshit"

Disgusting, someone should call environment health, rodents and other vermin will move in. I'll call them, uf you want me to.

Any small amount of movement or small job like putting the rubbish out and I'm dripping with sweat or being a lady "lightly glowing" my partner said "sweating like a pig" . Did you know, pigs do not sweat.

to keep your cat or dog cool , I bought a lovely gel cool mat they cat lay on you can put it in the fridge or freezer , my cat loves it and loves me even more for buying it. Also put ice in their water. Keep the curtains closed when out. Love your aminals.

actually they said to me i had an accident outside my flat, I live on the third floor, can't get a car up there, or were they talking about the drone that flew into the window which was shut.

this made me laugh out loud dag daɡ/ noun noun: dag; plural noun: dags 1. Australian/NZ a lock of wool matted with dung hanging from the hindquarters of a sheep. 2. Australian/NZinformal an entertainingly eccentric person; a character. "your father must have been a bit of a dag" 3. Australianinformal a conservative or unfashionable person. an awkward adolescent. verbAustralian/NZ verb: dag; 3rd person present: dags; past tense: dagged; past participle: dagged; gerund or present participle: dagging 1. cut dags from (a sheep). "we failed to have the ewes dagged"

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Yes i've had them too, 'You had a car accident outside your house three years ago, your address is ***** isnt it'. They say the name of the company but it's too garbled to understand, when i keep asking who it is , they put the phone down. I don't have a car and have not had an accident, except wetting myself as I put the key in the door. They phone every three years, and say the same thing. Last time I said 'shouldn't it be six years now, please get your facts right' they put the phone down immediately, as they have no sense of humor. Robots !

I feel for you Sabrina, and sorry this has happened to you, doesn't matter whether the mam was disabled or not, it must have shaken you up and I hope you are alright now, you could phone 101 to let them know and ask them to have a gentle talk with him. Anyway one thing on your subject is killing me, your spelling of Blind. Have a great day. Lavender 27

hi sorry to put a damper on your request, i have just found this article. My friend educated her children at home and was very successful she was dedicated and also trained as a teacher. https://schoolsweek.co.uk/home-education-doubles-with-schools-left-to-pick-up-pieces-when-it-fails/

Craig Turner. RIP

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"Cat eaten all the food" - does it open the fridge and cupboards to see what's on offer, try not to put temptation in it's way, don't leave the can opener out either. How can it be fighting if your cats don't respond. Leave the windows open ajar so the furry intruder cannot come in. Q: Can you train a cat?

I had my daughters passport the same day , if you are prepared to wait and have all the relevant documents and fee. They used to be in Petty France not sure where they are now. Take a good book to read it may take all day. Good Luck.