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Originally Posted by Natalka
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:)...I thought you'd like them, Nataka!Quote:
Originally Posted by Natalka
Yay!!Quote:
Originally Posted by danger_dan
Emergency loss of internet...weather-related but I now have two more bills payable from my accounts...Quote:
Originally Posted by avoncallingu
I kept finding odd bills I need to change.
What avon wrote reminded me of something I need to ask Brit-wise about chocolate digestive biscuits - are these chocolate flavoured or chocolate coated? I often hear them mentioned on UK tv shows, and wonder what their go-tos are?
Chocolate covered, with a choice of milk or dark chocolateQuote:
Originally Posted by Natalka
Harder to find, but there are also ones with mini chocolate chips
Provigo(I think) has some on their own brand...imported and re-branded McVitie's UK ones...we got some before Christmas in Montreal...Quote:
Originally Posted by FallenPixels
Fortinos (local Loblaws chain) got Bourbons in recently too
@Lynn49 Their system thinks we should just be able to do split shifts between stores. A few hours when busy at one and a few hours at another. A lot of other stores can do it because they are close to other stores. Our closest store is 4 hours away but our manager can't seem to get that across to them.
Nat, Peek Freans used to have REAL chocolate covered digestive!!!! My very favourite! But then they changed to "chocolatey-flavoured" ones. Yuck! Yuck! And Yuck!!!!
Glad I have heard of some other brands I can look for!
It's like "strawberry-flavoured." If it's got real strawberries- heaven!!! If it's artificial BLICK!!!
Anyway here's the ottoman I ordered from wayfair.ca to go along with the bean bag chair. The bean bag chair is still due to ship soon.
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Ok, now that I know what to look for, I see LD has them
http://www.londondrugs.com/search/?q...s&lang=default
Will have to get some next trip there - along with a Flake bar, of course!
Well, I'm in an up all nighter, gah!
Happy Wednesday, all!
So a dirty van can be turned into art - this is from Ukraine (which is what the word says)
https://scontent-sea1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...6c&oe=59168A32
They are the choc flavour ones made for import to various countries (has the Brit flag) rather than the real ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by Natalka
It is like the 'British style Heinz beans' with the watery sauce - just wrong lol
This is why the Brit shop gets so much of my money lol
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Good morning everyone .Its beautiful outside today so will be out for a long walk with my dog. Every one have a great day
Shih-Tzu-Gate Day 3 on my street. People moved in to a duplex across the street. The people on the bottom floor have the yard access and two large and not particularly friendly dogs. Guy moves in up stairs and expects use of yard (seemingly not in his contract according to the loud arguing) but he goes through the yard to get to the shared basement laundry/storage so just thought he could use it.
So instead of being grown ups or living with the contract he signed, his little dog is running loose up and down the street (2 schools very close by so busy at this time of morning) to make a point that he doesn't have somewhere for it to pee. Because, you know, taking your dog for a walk in the nice waterfront park 5 mins away?? Or even the park by the community centre even closer??
Morning Fam :hello:
Good morning, everyone.
Physio this afternoon, not sure what they'll tell me, but DH wants to take me out to a new restaurant in that end of town that his buddies have given great reviews about, afterwards, so it won't be a totally lost cause.
My thoughts this morning are with you, @avoncallingu , and your dear Husband.....God give you strength and peace as you continue along this path together.
Have a lovely day everyone.
People drive me crazy so yeah lol, and this is why. Hope it all gets worked out.Quote:
Originally Posted by FallenPixels
@22hicks , Good to see you around. Hope you are doing well. Off to work. :)
Good morning every1.
I've been sprung. I want to thank you all for your best wishes, and you prayers certainly helped. He was listening. :) It's nice to be home, but I'm so very tired, and it'll be a month of recovery, at least.
I hope you all have a good day.
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@Natalka - I hope that cold doesn't take a turn for the worse. Take care.
@avoncallinu - I'm praying for you and your DH. :sweet:
@walkonby - you're such a love; thank you for that wonderful visit. :hug:
@Lynn49 - I hope physio goes well; enjoy that lunch. I also want to thank you for all your support. :sweet:
@cabmonk - I really hope they find enough hours for you; good luck
@flemeth - welcome aboard; this is a wonderful group
@FallenPixels - that's awful, and doesn't bode for a friendly neighbourhood; I sure hope it improves.
@danger_dan - omg, I feel so badly for you; you've worked so hard to be back stabbed like that. I sure hope it improves. Brining in the advisor was a great idea, and it sounds like they're going to help improve the situation.
Frankly, I've been through something similar, and the only positive in getting older, is not having the stress and sleepless nights a demanding job brings with it. Good luck.
@danger_dan, like sweet Hicks, said, we've probably all been through similar situations where some idiot thinks something is a great idea and others fall into lock-step behind them without thinking of the consequences.
Want to hear what I was once asked to do? I was Northern Ontario Director for a charitable group (who shall remain nameless in spite of the fact I don't trust them now). Just after my Husband had his heart attack, of course I wanted to be home with him and they were very nice about it. However, 2 weeks later, I was told to go to one of our cities here up north, FIRE all the volunteers, and spend a week (!) there recruiting new volunteers and training them!!!
Really?? FIRE volunteers, find new ones and train them in a week?
Needless to say, I made my famous, "I don't think I can give you what you need here..." phone call....it was wonderful to be free of them!!
That line, iirc, I adopted from the movie: Father of the Bride..the recent one with Steve Martin...(?)
So see? Madness all around!!
Good luck with yours!...:sweet:
oh, drat - that's too bad. We used to have a British shop, but it closed down a while back after there were these disputes about bilingual labeling. I was hoping the UK section of LD would help out!Quote:
Originally Posted by FallenPixels
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Originally Posted by 22hicks
I'm sure it must be wonderful for you to be home, and I wish you a complete recovery quickly!
Mine prints the French on white labels and sticks them on to get around it.
He has still got some stuff confiscated on import. Penguin biscuits had too much calcium to be a snack and was classified as a health supplement which you need a special permit for
Mary Tyler Moore is in hospital in grave condition. The family has been asked to come in and say their goodbyes. :(
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Well, she has just passed away @ the age of 80.Quote:
Originally Posted by 22hicks
She was an extremely talented actress, I just loved the Mary Tyler Moore and Dick Van Dyke shows. She gave our generation a lot of joy, may she rest in peace.
22 Hicks I am happy to knoiw that youvare back home. Take care of your self and I hope you have a quick recovery. I am sure you are happy to have the comfort of your own bed and home.
