LuvABear

I've felt pretty much the same way after moving back to sheffield, i was in tinsley for many years and now.. well im a bit close to manor for my liking. It has calmed down a fair bit after the police installed a camera outside my house but i am honestly dreading the school holidays as its going to be a bit like a war zone round here I'm considering getting a big mean looking dog with a taste for chav flesh lol

they have a list at xbox.com i found the link http://www.xbox.com/en-GB/games/backwardcompatibilitygameslist.htm most of the original xbox games can be played on the 360, however they often release downloadable versions on the market place

Nothing in the league of WoW im afraid (ex wow gamer myself) however there are a lot of final fantasy ish games and theres assasins creed which i am still being very ocd with the flag collecting lol Last remnant is pretty good, Lost Odyssey is another good one not to mention Fable2 which is a must have

Yea a friend picked one up for 28 quid last month, im not really playing on my xbox much atm so i can't justify a gold subs till i find myself a job again ... not to mention if i pop online i get dragged into a COD5 game *shakes head* but if any xbox gamers wish to add me my tag is Scarlet Kisses ^^

You can get it cheaper on places such as ebay plus look for package deals with things like the camera, 12 month gold last time i got it online was 34.99. in case you still aren't swayed by the xbox yet, ive borrowed a ps3 to compare to my xbox elite in the past, ps3 is so slow compared to the xbox for loading games and installing games to the hard drive and the interface seems quite laggy compared to the xbox Most of the games i play have looonnngg cut scenes and i really couldn't imagine waiting for them to load up on the ps3 lol, the only plus point of the ps3 (which is why my mate actually bought it) is the blueray, turns out is quite a cheap easily updatable blueray player, but as i cant afford a hd tv as yet its not much point for me lol

knittinghelp.com is a great site, there are videos for the techniques and its well explained as long as you can cope with the womans accent (i find it a bit grating)

also theres coriandr.com lower fees than folksy

you might have some luck searching etsy.com or artfire.com for baby knitting patterns in the vintage categories, i have no idea what its called though but all the patterns have images with the listings so you might be able to spot it.