The Happy Thought Thread - Page 556

nashville · 25-06-2014, 15:21

Hope you both have a great life together & get everything you wish for Stephen

Stephen · 25-06-2014, 19:41

Thanks everyone. Am getting super excited.

dilli-theclaw · 26-06-2014, 15:18

MMMmmm this is to be my new home

Happy Happy

weenie · 26-06-2014, 15:24

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MMMmmm this is to be my new home

Happy Happy

Dili Fantastic news! A new home is a place for memories to be made and dreams to come true. Congratulations on your new home and all the best for the years ahead.

**Hugh** · 26-06-2014, 15:30

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MMMmmm this is to be my new home

Happy Happy

Well done, dilli.

I hope you and Natalie have many happy years in your new home together.

**Maggy** · 26-06-2014, 15:33

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MMMmmm this is to be my new home

Happy Happy

That's going to be so much easier for you to live in.

nashville · 26-06-2014, 15:39

Great news, Just a dream house,

joglynne · 26-06-2014, 15:41

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MMMmmm this is to be my new home

Happy Happy

I'm still grinning at your good news.

Will you be needing any alterations, or any decorating before you can move in? Will all your furniture fit? How easy will it be to get to places you like to attend? Will it put you in a better position for transport? Oh so many things I want to ask so will now shut up and retreat before I get slapped.

<<hugs to you both>>

26-06-2014, 15:48

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I'm still grinning at your good news.

Will you be needing any alterations, or any decorating before you can move in? Will all your furniture fit? How easy will it be to get to places you like to attend? Will it put you in a better position for transport? Oh so many things I want to ask so will now shut up and retreat before I get slapped.

<<hugs to you both>>

bloody hell drill the guy why dont ya lol lol

joglynne · 26-06-2014, 15:55

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bloody hell drill the guy why dont ya lol lol

I am WOMAN tiz. It is my role in life to be errrrrrr nosey.

Just wish I lived close enough to give a hand on moving day.

dilli-theclaw · 26-06-2014, 16:21

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I'm still grinning at your good news.

Thank you and all

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Will you be needing any alterations,

There will need to be a few done but they won't do them until we are in. Widening all the doors. Making more space in the kitchen. New windows (apparently) remote controlled ones no less

and a new bathroom.

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or any decorating before you can move in?

Just need to buy carpet for the living room and one of the bedrooms.

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Will all your furniture fit?

Oh yes - it's much bigger

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How easy will it be to get to places you like to attend?

I get community transport so no different.

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Will it put you in a better position for transport?

Community transport takes me anywhere in Bedfordshire for £1.50 a trip

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Oh so many things I want to ask so will now shut up and retreat before I get slapped.

I don't think I've got the energy now

<<hugs to you both>>[/QUOTE]

Cheers

joglynne · 26-06-2014, 16:37

It all sounds good dilli. I still can't believe it has finally happened.

Osem · 27-06-2014, 09:46

Excellent news on the new abode Dilli.

Couldn't put this in the 'what have you fixed lately' thread as I didn't do the work but it did make me happy. I recently found a leak of coolant emanating from somewhere in the rear wheel arch of my car. I knew there was pipework under there serving the rear air-con/heater unit so guessed that was likely to be the problem. A little searching yielded the answer I didn't want - a design fault which meant that a small vulnerable area of the pipework was prone to corrosion from road salt etc. and required the entire rear section of pipework to be removed and replaced. Fearing a bill of c. £750, I had a look at the rest of the pipework under the car and noticed that the front and rear sections of the pipes were connected with flexible hoses so I thought an acceptable work around would be to simply join the flow and return sections at that point thereby isolating the damaged rear section in situ. A local garage did the job for £60 a couple of days ago and so far so good. We've never used the rear heater in the car anyway and only rarely use the rear air-con which still functions properly so I'm a happy bunny right now.

weenie · 27-06-2014, 14:53

Just bought my youngest son his new school blazer thank goodness the school badge is on it as I hate sewing, he looks so grown up wearing it.

MalteseFalcon · 27-06-2014, 15:07

Decided to pre empt my deal ending and called Virgin. Got rid of a couple of things, upgraded BB package and now going to pay only £81 a month on the Big Kahuna package. Result!!!!!!