An AA warning said anyone travelling in icy conditions should take a shovel, blankets, sleeping bag, extra clothing (including a scarf, hat and gloves), 24 hour supply of food and drink, de-icer, rock salt, torch, safety triangle, tow rope, petrol can, first aid kit and jump leads. I looked a right prat on the bus this morning ...
Sod it!!!! Baileys. I have run out. Now I will have to go out. I'ts hilly here. Will a pensioner whizzing down the hill on a sledge clutching three bottles of Baileys look common?
We went on hols with some friends who had a 6 week old baby. Baby wouldn't take the milk from one boob so me and mum both had a taste. We both decided it tasted a little off (compared to right boob). Turned out she had an infection.
An AA warning said anyone travelling in icy conditions should take a shovel, blankets, sleeping bag, extra clothing (including a scarf, hat and gloves), 24 hour supply of food and drink, de-icer, rock salt, torch, safety triangle, tow rope, petrol can, first aid kit and jump leads.
My oh has gone to work today with no emergency supplies with him except his mobile phone and a warm coat. If he can't drive back he will have a 3 hour walk to get home.
Snow doesn't usually settle here for long though so I reckon he'll be fine :)
Rum!!! I have lots of rum.....phew. I'll put the sledge away.
Why am I posting? I have loads of milk. See how easy it is to cause panic buying of Baileys.
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