I've always found them fast to reply on Facebook messenger. It says they're available from 7am on there. I hope you get sorted ASAP!
I've always found them fast to reply on Facebook messenger. It says they're available from 7am on there. I hope you get sorted ASAP!Thank you, I don’t do the deliveries very often either it’s typical!. I did wonder if the van had broken down but no excuse not to contact their customers.
I’ve gotten ready to go into a store today, I’ll call them but I don’t think their lines open until 10:00. Debating whether to try do the whole shop & then cancel the online order. Thank you so much.
I can’t really comment on the best but I would avoid silicone, rather go for saline implantsWhere is the best place in the UK to get breast implants? and which ones would be the most natural looking if anyone has had theirs done. I’ve recently lost quite a bit of weight, I’ve kept my curves through glute focused workouts but I’ve lost my chest completely. Posted in the cosmetic procedures thread but it’s very quiet in there
Just give them a Thank You card saying how grateful you felt that you're hard work has been seen. People like this don't give to get. This person has done it knowing that you wouldn't have had anything for them. And it's clearly a genuine gesture.So I’ve been given an extremely generous gift by somebody at work today (above me but not my manager, paid for by themselves) as a thank you for my hard work. I feel awful as I haven’t bought them anything. I’ve expressed how thankful I am but of course want to buy something in return but I’m a bit socially awkward in this respect (find it so difficult to accept gifts, compliments, generosity and I’m not sure why) so don’t know how to do it/what to say. I thought I’d get them a board game to enjoy at new year (I won’t see them til after christmas now) with their child but wtf do I put on the note? I overthink everything
No, it’s not illegal. Police won’t be interested unless there’s evidence they were sleeping together before she was 16. Extraordinarily hard to prove.Sorry
But the police are needed now. Isn't 16 classed as a minor still. 16 is the legal age of consent, but not between a minor and an adult
You answered your own question.I'm worth more
I recently had some of my son's 14/15-year-old friends stay the night. Out of 7 of them, only two of the mums checked in with me that it was ok. I obviously had no issue with any of them staying, but I was surprised that the parents didn't message me, as I would want to know exactly where my child was (at 14, I was off clubbing in London doing all sorts, so I don't trust teensParents of teenagers please help! My 14 year old daughter has arranged to sleepover at her friend's house Sunday evening, but I'm not sure on the etiquette, do I need the friend's parent's phone number? Do I just let my teen get on with it? They are organising it over WhatsApp. I know where the house is and who the girl is, but no idea on the parents. Never met them.
She hasn't been to a sleepover since she was in year 5 and she's year 10 now so I've no idea how these things work
Ah thanks for replying. Did your son's friends ask for your number or did their parents already have it? Wow you had 7 of themI recently had some of my son's 14/15-year-old friends stay the night. Out of 7 of them, only two of the mums checked in with me that it was ok. I obviously had no issue with any of them staying, but I was surprised that the parents didn't message me, as I would want to know exactly where my child was (at 14, I was off clubbing in London doing all sorts, so I don't trust teens).
If it were me, I would get the mum's number and ping her a little message, thanking her for having your daughter stay the night or something along those lines.
The dreaded school WhatsApp group, so most of us are easy to find. But my son has asked if he can pass my number on to his friend's parents before, and I'm always happy about this as it's good to have.Ah thanks for replying. Did your son's friends ask for your number or did their parents already have it? Wow you had 7 of themlol
Absolutely get their number and ask them to let you know if there are any issues. God forbid something happens to her and they can’t contact you.Parents of teenagers please help! My 14 year old daughter has arranged to sleepover at her friend's house Sunday evening, but I'm not sure on the etiquette, do I need the friend's parent's phone number? Do I just let my teen get on with it? They are organising it over WhatsApp. I know where the house is and who the girl is, but no idea on the parents. Never met them.
She hasn't been to a sleepover since she was in year 5 and she's year 10 now so I've no idea how these things work
It sounds like your relationship is amicable so just mention that you are a bit concerned and leave it at that. I agree you shouldn’t get too involved as you might end up getting burned as the messenger.My ex-wife is in a new relationship, but it's a secret relationship as the other person is from overseas and for religious reasons can't be in a relationship. I worry for my ex as it feels like it will all end in tears. We coparent so I'm still part of their life, and I can see the relationship is beginning to affect her. I feel that as an ex its not my responsibility to worry about her personal life, but I'm keen for her to be happy and this situation feels off. I don't think she'll pay attention to anything I might say about it. So what do I do?
Egyptian magic is very good. They do a tiny 7ml pot that lasted me ages.What do people use for itchy scars? It's a new scar. And how to improve the appearance of it? Tad self conscious of how visible it is
Bio-Oil might be a good shout.What do people use for itchy scars? It's a new scar. And how to improve the appearance of it? Tad self conscious of how visible it is
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