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    #21
    Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post
    yep. that's already done.

    I am liking the mortgage assistance idea.
    Or a self select Maxi Isa for the year... depends on her circumstances.

    If you are an old f@rt, start gifting your cash toher via an account, is it 7 or 9k p.a?

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      #22
      Originally posted by Dallas View Post
      Or a self select Maxi Isa for the year... depends on her circumstances.

      If you are an old f@rt, start gifting your cash toher via an account, is it 7 or 9k p.a?

      I think she would value my wisdom and jokes more than 9k a year
      (\__/)
      (>'.'<)
      ("")("") Born to Drink. Forced to Work

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        #23
        Buy her an experience. Stuff from shops is naff.

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          #24
          Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post

          I think she would value my wisdom and jokes more than 9k a year
          yes but she will value £9k a year now more than £4.5K a year after the taxman has been at it.

          My father puts a load of dosh in children funds for the little ones, as he points out we don't need it but the kids will need it for Uni etc.

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            #25
            Originally posted by vetran View Post
            yes but she will value £9k a year now more than £4.5K a year after the taxman has been at it.

            My father puts a load of dosh in children funds for the little ones, as he points out we don't need it but the kids will need it for Uni etc.
            An old colleague came from a long line of Drs and Dentists ie loaded. He was gifted his child benefit from his childhood to help him out with his new baby.

            Its quite standard for the parents to cover/contribute school fees also. Longer term this may be of more value than a tube up your bum

            take that for free!

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              #26
              Originally posted by mudskipper View Post
              I only went to one once - it was after we cycled from Reading to Bath, and we were soaked and covered in mud. I'd fallen off (cleat mishap) and had a large painful bruise and graze down my thigh. I changed into the lovely white robe they gave me, and lifted my panniers into the locker only to find the front of the robe was now covered in mud. We spent a couple of hours in the pools and steam rooms, which was pleasant enough, but can't really see the point of a pool you can't swim in. Steam rooms were too hot (I guess that's the point). The 'no petting' rule in most pools didn't appear to apply - couples getting amorous all over the place. The meal and glass of wine was nice though. I'd go back if one of my friends was having an 'occasion', but I wouldn't be overly thrilled if it was bought as a present for me. But my mates love it, so maybe I was just in the wrong frame of mind.
              Did you also get a massage with a happy ending from a Greek/Turkish guy?

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                #27
                Originally posted by Halo Jones View Post
                BGG got me an Ipad last year: did not really want anything: has she got any hobbies or interests?
                That's a delicious age love

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by Halo Jones View Post
                  BGG got me an Ipad last year: did not really want anything: has she got any hobbies or interests?
                  Got Mrs V a Kindle she does most of her ebaying & iplayer on it.

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by mudskipper View Post
                    I only went to one once - it was after we cycled from Reading to Bath, and we were soaked and covered in mud. I'd fallen off (cleat mishap) and had a large painful bruise and graze down my thigh. I changed into the lovely white robe they gave me, and lifted my panniers into the locker only to find the front of the robe was now covered in mud. We spent a couple of hours in the pools and steam rooms, which was pleasant enough, but can't really see the point of a pool you can't swim in. Steam rooms were too hot (I guess that's the point). The 'no petting' rule in most pools didn't appear to apply - couples getting amorous all over the place. The meal and glass of wine was nice though. I'd go back if one of my friends was having an 'occasion', but I wouldn't be overly thrilled if it was bought as a present for me. But my mates love it, so maybe I was just in the wrong frame of mind.
                    Are you sure you were not at a swinging party?

                    I do remember the Centreparcs Elvedon spa. Supposed to be quiet area. Everyone talking. MrsBP even saw a couple arguing.

                    I asked reception why they did not enforce the no talking rule. They offered me another day for free. I pointed out it was stressful and left.

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
                      My sister hates a spa weekend. She would like a go-karting voucher!
                      Yes, that'd be my idea of hell frankly.
                      Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
                      +5 Xeno Cool Points

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