Everytime i seem to eat bread...my tummy gives me endless problems.....i bloat up and my tummy gets sore.....okay i have IBS...but is bread actually irritating it??? i would hate to give up my bread but if the bread is making my tummy feel worse...i guess i will have to.... and it does not matter what bread i eat...i still feel sore.....

Does anybody else have this problem???

Just rang the British passport agency for advice in getting the kids their own child passports and was advised that after 3/5.4 they will only accept FULL SA birth certs-not the shortened ones so if anyone is in the same position as me then get your forms in quick!

is that the hill billy music they play in the states??????

Jonahaka has written an article in the Formula 1 Forum http://www.globalbuzz-sa.com/forums/show...eadid=2361 about the brillant time he had recently at the Australian Grand Prix.

take the time to see the full article on the HTML site

http://www.globalbuzz-sa.com/sport/formu...ne2004.htm

and then give your views in the forums.



Thanks very much.
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erm... I have a Slim Whitman CD ... dunno if you want it?

Ok apart from the obvious. Where exactly in the New Forest can you find these well known mushrooms. Any contacts?

To kick off the military history threads, I wondered what MH you are currently reading or have recently read?

I am currently really enjoying Max Hastings' Overloard (ISBN 0-330-39012-0). It is a very balanced assessment of the D-Day landings and subsequent Battle of Normandy. What I like most is Hastings' pulls no punches in his assessment of the relative strengths and weaknesses of the Allied Armies and Commanders. Hastings also explodes some of the myths surrounding Montgomery's larger-than-life claims and the relative success of factors such as the Mulberry Harbours, PLUTO and the Battle of Cherbourg.

Good read as a Pan Grand Strategy series book at just £7.99

Leaving work last night, Aoife, one of my colleagues, spotted a patch of bright colour under a tree. On closer inspection it turned out to be a kingfisher. He was alive but stunned.

So we bundled him in a wool hat and parked him next to a heater for a few hours last night - he perked up very quickly and was released.

I wonder if the sleet brought him down or if he flew into something? This is the second bird we have found like this - the last one was a sparrowhawk. That one we also warmed up and set free.

Any ideas?

I know this is abit personal......but seeing Claudia Schiffer in the news this week looking so skinny and when Victoria Beckham had her children...they were blamed for crash dieting but in fact it was thru the breast feeding they lost so much weight..it happened to my sister.......but not to me... i did not breast feed..due to stress....

but has this happened to you mothers during lactation???
do u have to breastfeed alot to lose so much weight??

Okay to get this moving along quickly how about something we all know and perhaps would like and that would be a thriller:

I looked at Amazon and these were the top sellers:

1. No Second Chance - Harlan Coben

2. The Know ~ Martina Cole

3.The Long Walk ~Stephen King

4. The Face ~Dean Koontz

5. Any other suggestions - please add, lets get this bookclub off the ground!