faaip wrote: ↑Thu Apr 02, 2020 1:44 pm
None of that in Sainsburys where they were restocking as we walked by, they'd move if needed to allow access to the products they were stocking. Card only on the tills but cash only on the self checkouts..Every part of the store was open including the Argos. Queue was about 150 yards going in, by the time we came out it was probably around 500 yards but the spacing was generous with around 10 yards between shoppers
Announced today Sainsburys not allowing couples in together.
I'm going back to 505, I saw them at Sheffield and they were amazing.
Bloody stupid imo...just do what we started to do yesterday, split up and go in 5 minutes apart. I have to get my stuff and my partner, with my bank account shrinking daily (no wages since December and none looking likely) she has to pay
"A mind is like a parachute, it doesn't work if it's not open"
faaip wrote: ↑Fri Apr 03, 2020 2:24 pm
Bloody stupid imo...just do what we started to do yesterday, split up and go in 5 minutes apart. I have to get my stuff and my partner, with my bank account shrinking daily (no wages since December and none looking likely) she has to pay
I'm not sure why they have a problem with couples shopping tbh. I know at Tesco they count people as they go in and when they reach a certain amount they stop anyone else entering until someone has come out, maybe it's for that reason and as Leon said yesterday if they both went in then the person behind would have to wait.
I'm going back to 505, I saw them at Sheffield and they were amazing.
becchio bear wrote: ↑Fri Apr 03, 2020 2:32 pm
I'm not sure why they have a problem with couples shopping tbh. I know at Tesco they count people as they go in and when they reach a certain amount they stop anyone else entering until someone has come out, maybe it's for that reason and as Leon said yesterday if they both went in then the person behind would have to wait.
We have to sleep together ...or is there a ban on sex I don't know about..
"A mind is like a parachute, it doesn't work if it's not open"
becchio bear wrote: ↑Fri Apr 03, 2020 2:32 pm
I'm not sure why they have a problem with couples shopping tbh. I know at Tesco they count people as they go in and when they reach a certain amount they stop anyone else entering until someone has come out, maybe it's for that reason and as Leon said yesterday if they both went in then the person behind would have to wait.
That's the reason young lady.
I didn't mind waiting in the car if it meant a customer could shop sooner especially as it was quite chilly waiting outside at 7.15am
First two jobs out of the way on the do list today
Scrubbed the bird muck off the patio at the back & front porch way plus the driveway
Also sponged the bird muck off both cars
Itinerary for the rest of the day
Mow the lawn (Jill)
Wash & clean both cars (Jason come back to work soon, can't be doing this every week)
Wash the front gates down
Daily walk into nowhere (I wish our next door neighbours would stop following us)
Maybe a bit of work later!
Jet wash patio, mow the front lawn, did the back last week, clean inside my car windows, upholstery, carpets the lot then wash car give alloys and tyres a clean and polish car.... you can tell I’m bored. If I have time my Mrs car might get the same treatment.
been digging out old shed panels, and giving them a coat of forest green stuff...
then building a little 6'x4' shed out the front so that Mrs H can park her go kart sorry mobility scooter, so that I don't have to dismantle it every time.....
she can also put her wheelbarrow..... oops rolator in there too.....
but first I have to lay down 8 paving slabs for a base, and they are getting heavier the older I get....
Hopelessly lost.................. But making good time
hector wrote: ↑Sun Apr 05, 2020 10:27 am
been digging out old shed panels, and giving them a coat of forest green stuff...
then building a little 6'x4' shed out the front so that Mrs H can park her go kart sorry mobility scooter, so that I don't have to dismantle it every time.....
she can also put her wheelbarrow..... oops rolator in there too.....
but first I have to lay down 8 paving slabs for a base, and they are getting heavier the older I get....
I've got 4 of the old 3x2 - 2" thick slabs to lay soon, they are bloody heavy, think I'll wait until this is over and get some help.
gessa wrote: ↑Sun Apr 05, 2020 10:48 am
I've got 4 of the old 3x2 - 2" thick slabs to lay soon, they are bloody heavy, think I'll wait until this is over and get some help.
I should if I were you mate.... the ordinary ones 2x2 and 2" thick are heavy enough.... moved them all now, and dusted over the cement to fill in the cracks, will wait and see if the dew is enough or if I have to water it tomorrow morining....
bolloxed now, so sat in watching a recording of the old landscape chanel. Very soothing, I have even had to put the ceiling fan on!!!!
Hopelessly lost.................. But making good time
She now apologises saying it was an error of judgement, which is political parlance for saying she is sorry for getting caught.
She refuses to resign.....she should be sacked and charged.
So she admits she made a mistake.....and avoided being charged.
next time i get stopped for speeding i will say sorry for making a mistake and will not expect a ticket.
....and what the hell is sturgeon going on about saying she went against government guidance?????guidance be blowed she went against the law.......just the other day a bloke got jailed for breaking this 'guidance'
1964white wrote: ↑Sun Apr 05, 2020 9:01 amFirst two jobs out of the way on the do list today
Scrubbed the bird muck off the patio at the back & front porch way plus the driveway
Also sponged the bird muck off both cars
Itinerary for the rest of the day
Mow the lawn (Jill)
Wash & clean both cars (Jason come back to work soon, can't be doing this every week)
Wash the front gates down
Daily walk into nowhere (I wish our next door neighbours would stop following us)
Maybe a bit of work later!
hector wrote: ↑Sun Apr 05, 2020 10:27 am
been digging out old shed panels, and giving them a coat of forest green stuff...
then building a little 6'x4' shed out the front so that Mrs H can park her go kart sorry mobility scooter, so that I don't have to dismantle it every time.....
she can also put her wheelbarrow..... oops rolator in there too.....
but first I have to lay down 8 paving slabs for a base, and they are getting heavier the older I get....
