Zoonie
-
Content Count
4546 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Everything posted by Zoonie
-
They never fixed the bug in the seeds either -
New MB items look like baby alphabet building blocks (?) a pink fairy dress and a dark brown plushie teddy bear.
-
Bye Bee, you too honey Hi Leo, I've signed up to donate organs. I look at it differently - not that someone has to die for someone else to live, but that the donor has died anyway regardless - and wants to do good for someone else when they no longer have a use for their body. I can't imagine how he'll look - not like his old self, but not like his donor either, as his bone structure under the face will change the appearance of the new skin and face. If a donor hadn't gifted, he'd have been stuck as he was. I hope he continues ok though, as he has to take an enormous amount of drugs for the rest of his life.
-
Not looked at next week's yet - reminds me how time's flying by. I'm fine thanks Yarden. Glad to hear that things have been mainly good We've found a new home for Socks the cat we were fostering - apparently he's settled in very well too.
-
Hey Yarden Oh no, too late to complete the eggs now then, and you can't gift them
-
*new Out of this World Hideeni gifts!
-
Just read that this man has already had 9 previous operations to try and rebuild a face for him. Also that the op was about a month ago, is progressing well and that he's seen himself and is satisfied with what's happening. I'm in awe really.
-
Just listening to a man on the radio who had a bad accident 40 years ago, which disfigured his face badly (overturned a landrover and it blew up) It's amazing, but also a little freaky.
-
Oops missed you going Kijo, byeeeee. Hiya Bee, just going to try and put the kettle on - one handed! BRB
-
So a whole year's costs would be covered in 7-10 weeks here. You don't have to pay to visit doctors or hospitals either if you go NHS - it's paid for in a tax from income called National Insurance Contributions - calculated according to how much you earn. Unless you pay medical insurance and choose to go privately. I have one hand done - needs another coat yet, and I have to dry my hair yet. Eek, on the news - in Spain, a man has had a full face transplant (the whole face except his eyes and tongue) It's taken a team of 30 surgeons and medical staff over a 24 hour period. The man's a farmer who accidentally blew his face apart in a gun accident 5 years ago!
-
That's such a lot! Under the NHS here, you pay * £7.20 for a prescription, each item * £104 for a 12-month prepayment certificate (PPC), and * £28.25 for a three-month PPC.
-
It's streaking as it goes on What were you expecting? Hope you do feel better quickly. Over here if you need medication all the time, you can purchase a Season Ticket, where you just pay one fee per year, and you get all your prescriptions free at point of purchase, having paid up front - it saves people a lot of money. Of course, that's under the National Health Service. R and I have been married 30 years on Monday, so we're going out for lunch tomorrow to celebrate, and meeting the girls later (we're up to London) maybe a bit of shopping. We had hoped for a weekend away, but it hasn't worked out that way.
-
if you go to lookfantastic.com and then add /nails/nail-varnish/grey/leighton-denny-nail-colour-on-the-rocks.html at the end...that's the one! How are you today petal pie?
-
I've done one thumb ... not actually very keen on the colour. It's called On the Rocks - came in a set my friend gave me at Christmas.
-
In real life. Just had a nice shower, and am pampering my feet prior to a day out in London tomorrow - the socks feel lovely. I've got some sheepskin slippers on too, so the heat will help the foot balm. Hopefully the nail polish will dry quickly, so I wont muck up the manicure
-
Foot balm applied and aloe vera socks on. Base coat on nails - makes it hard to type!
-
Good Morning - icecream?!!? I'm about to apply a big load of foot balm
-
It's also Shakespeare's birthday today too - and, the anniversary of his death 1564-1616 *well, the date of his birth is only estimated, but, it is celebrated as today. -
We occasionally used to see Pobol y Cwm, because the only Ch4 we could get was S4C. The supermarket had dual language signs over the aisles, but that was about it, apart from someone in Monmouthshire rebelling and declaring independence (totally refusing to acknowledge Gwent) My OH worked for a guy who's Welsh, he's an identical twin, and once he and his brother were chatting together, it shut everyone else out. He lives in Uruguay now mind. We also lived very close to Chester for a long time, and often ventured into north Wales. All of that said THIS IS ST GEORGE'S DAY
-
Ahah! I wish I'd thought on to bring my children up in Brazil Do you speak Welsh Lea? (am presuming your schools had compulsory Welsh language lessons?) My children never went to a school that taught the language, or in the language, but they can put on a cracking accent when they want to They follow rugby and ice hockey, but support England.
-
P.S. please tell me it's not just to do with Rugby!
-
Would somebody please tell my daughter that she was born in Cleethorpes, NE Lincs ENGLAND I know, I was there !! can't knock you on that one Kasi! So, ok then, just what is it that makes Lea Welsh then? I'm intrigued (speaking as someone with a Welsh grandfather, who had a very Welsh surname, and having lived in Monmouthshire myself)
-
1385 -
Will return later, need to concentrate>>>
-
OK Army, and trying to explain to someone that it's not grammatically correct to keep swapping between plural and singular when referring to a group of companies, and educating them in the use of the apostrophe Think this makes ME today's dragon
