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Posted: **13 Jun 2024, 14:47**

Kaz wrote:Thanks Saundra, it's money really, this conservatory is costing a bomb and our state pensions don't kick in until next year. We talked it over and decided it was really sensible to go. The family understand, and D can travel with M's brother. It's disappointing but not the end of the world.

Get the credit card out and go then cancel xmas you both deserve holiday that would be once in a life time xx

Posted: **13 Jun 2024, 14:54**

I know I'm very foolhardy with money, so I totally agree with Saundra....

Posted: **13 Jun 2024, 15:12**

At one time I never ever used a credit card and I'm a cash only person,but some times in life, you need to say sod it
This is for me and do it
I always wanted togo,to Australia,to,visit my fiend but bill never wanted to how I regret it,they had been

,married 65_years yesterday

Posted: **13 Jun 2024, 15:25**

I'm another one with the just go and bugger it brigade Kaz.

You'll never get another chance to go.

Posted: **13 Jun 2024, 15:32**

Decision made

Jan they're going to live there, there will be other chances

Jeff and Jayne want to throw them a bash when they next come back to the UK, for all the family and friends who can't get to Canada

Posted: **13 Jun 2024, 15:40**

Kaz wrote:Decision made

Jan they're going to live there, there will be other chances

Kaz, that's what I was going to say. It's not as though they are stopping ships and planes going to Canada to keep Brits out. :lol:

And if they do you could always go the the States and get into Canada from there.

Posted: **13 Jun 2024, 18:58**

It's raining don't think my winter duvet will change to a summer one this year
And it's Shepard,s pie for tea no salad brr

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