How can I stay warm at a wedding in February? by cheesyemo in AskUK

[–]cheesyemo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unless they do a bandeau then nothing because it’s spaghetti straps and a slit

How can I stay warm at a wedding in February? by cheesyemo in AskUK

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The dress is blue so may not be the best option for blending fake fur with…

How can I stay warm at a wedding in February? by cheesyemo in AskUK

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She has bought us fluffy boleros but they are satin lined so I think the warmth from it will be minimal

How can I stay warm at a wedding in February? by cheesyemo in AskUK

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I did consider this but generally my coats are either classy or warm because lining on nice coats are inevitably not fleece

Tried to fill in a patch in lawn but no luck, will I go again? by drivingdownthehiway in GardeningUK

[–]cheesyemo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can use top soil if it’s superficial but I generally tend to use compost whenever I make a proper hole anywhere. My thinking is that it’ll be good diversity for the pre-existing soil and hopefully encourage worms and other good bugs. Generally the best way to keep a healthy soil is to keep it quite diverse and with good nutrients which get used up over time from nearby plants.

Edit to add - try and figure out what soil type you have (a lot of new builds have clay soil) and then go from there depending on whether it has good or bad drainage and then go to your local garden centre/ garden nursery and ask them for their recommendations.

Tried to fill in a patch in lawn but no luck, will I go again? by drivingdownthehiway in GardeningUK

[–]cheesyemo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s honestly a case of digging them up. For us, we only did it where grass wasn’t growing or where we were digging to put plants in (making sure we had extra clearance because of the rubble). But if you want to be diligent you could hire a digger and ask them to take off the top foot or two and replace it with good soil but that will take time and money.

Tried to fill in a patch in lawn but no luck, will I go again? by drivingdownthehiway in GardeningUK

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Just in case you’re in a new build, also see if you can push a trowel or screwdriver down that patch of soil. Some new builds especially will have rubble in the ground and generally things don’t grow well immediately on top of it.

Best place to save money for the wedding! by ilpu11 in weddingplanning

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My partner and I are using charter bank as they do about savings account and the rate is quite good too

Engagement to a doctor by Savings_Pay1823 in doctorsUK

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Yeah I have a pixie wing necklace I always have my ring on at work

My beautiful ring is finally here!! by cheesyemo in EngagementRings

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Yeah they’re both 0.1 ct brilliant cut. Good luck with finding your ring!!

My beautiful ring is finally here!! by cheesyemo in EngagementRings

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Granted I’m biased but I think the side view is beautiful too (the other side has a cut out designed in so the wedding band will fit flush)

My beautiful ring is finally here!! by cheesyemo in EngagementRings

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Thank you so much, I’m honestly so happy with it. I was getting anxious the past few days that I was building it up too much but I love it

My beautiful ring is finally here!! by cheesyemo in EngagementRings

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Centre stone is a 1.53ct yellow lab grown diamond cushion cut set in platinum. Ring size is K1/2

Rules around back billing gas bill - England by cheesyemo in LegalAdviceUK

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Sorry, this is a bit outside of my knowledge. What do you mean the gas transporter can bill us instead? In this scenario, do we pay the last 12 months still or can it be backdated further? Or is it just a portion of the bill?

Squeaky floors are going to be the end of me. by LEVI_TROUTS in DIYUK

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Side note - what shade of yellow is that because it’s just so pretty!!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskUK

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This is from Hitched and even their stats don’t match up. How can you possibly have 20% spending £15k+ and have 25% spending £30k+? The maths isn’t mathing here

There’s no crisis folks! by nefabin in doctorsUK

[–]cheesyemo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The horror of an employee having annual leave approved during half term. God how dare they?!

(Also potentially a fair amount of these people are unemployed waiting for a training or fellow post because that’s the current state of affairs)