Since the birth of my first child I have made more of an effort to buy organic, thinking that it's the best thing for my family. I get my veg delivered from a local organic farm and do my best to cook from scratch wherever possible. However, it's hugely more expensive, particularly buying organic meat, and there is no way I can afford to feed the family an all organic diet, however much I would like to. So my kitchen cupboards are an odd assortment of 'tesco-value' and fresh organic food. I would love to be able to afford to buy organic all the time and hate the idea of my food being processed and covered in chemicals, but the cost of organic food is prohibitive and I am forced to make compromises to afford the food we need.

basics - too skint to by organic

Many modern nightclubs in the UK have been adopting an attitude that people who want to go to main stream night clubs be refused entry if they look too old becuase they tend to put off younger people from going into the club. Some have very open rules regarding this - do you think management of these clubs are right to limit people's upper age limits because they think younger people spend more? Do you think that people should still go to night clubs past 40 years of age or even younger?

Never too old

Have you changed all your light bulbs over to the new Energy efficient light bulbs? To be honest with you I have tended to wait until my old light bulbs have blown before replacing each one with a new energy efficient one. When these light bulbs first appeared on our Hight Streets, they were often far too expensive and often much too long for my lamps or light fittings but now they come in many different shapes and sizes and they have come down an awful lot in price.