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Nope =this is your life and your mother has to deal with hers. She is incredibly lucky that you and your sister top her up consistently!

I'm really stunned that she turned to tiktok rather than family and friends??

Weddings are so horrifically expensive when people are struggling to buy homes and even just survive. I've attended weddings in other countries where the wedding breakfast is only attending by immediate family, and everyone else goes to a restaurant/bar at their own expense with the happy...

If this idiot had been taken, it is the crocs that would pay the price being hunted to find his remains.

They've got to be kidding! Anyone in a city can go from supermarket to chemist and buy a heap of packs - they aren't on prescription. This is just about money and control. I bet the new packs aren't any cheaper.

Weirdly, they are now talking about surcharges for cash, as it costs a lot more to have cash on hand (money vans and their armed escorts) than to use cards, and yet we are still charged for cards in many places.

I'm all for surcharges to pay for penalties, but they should be up front about them.

He's lucky he had a real person to reach out to. With so many branches closing there doesn't seem to be anyone other than a call centre to reach out to these days.

Q7 was badly worded - maybe how many parts make up a wing??

This is set in Northern Ireland, which has a very different landscape to here is Australia. They have pretty much been at war for decades and there are many nuances to this. Why are you trying to draw parallels?

NOpe, when I sell my place it will be as a 'do-er upper'.

Sunny boys for me and my dogs! Sunny boys, and about 10 years ago before they disappeared, my dogs loved them in summer!

Used to happen on every flight when I was flying to Europe regularly in the 90's and early 2000's. Certainly not a new thing.

Sunday roast memories Mum would put the Sunday roast on before we went to church, then we came home to turn the roast and put the veggies on. Mum would cook up apple pies and a sponge cake on Saturday, and we would have the pie after the roast, then Sunday night just have a light put together...

I think everyone should read 'Lilith' by Nikki Marmery. It's fiction, like most of the bible, but gives you an interesting point of view.

Loved them! We had one when I was growing up, a big one with red diamonds on it, then Mum got a teak wood table and we all had to very careful of it. I also remember going to the Greek cafes when I moved to Melbourne with their Laminex tables and the juke box selections next to each table!

A pie, preferably a lamb and rosemary one from my local bakery.

I've seen some arrows on the roads, but not everywhere, and where I am, they are just a little tile on the ground.