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❄❄ Let It Snow ❄❄ :: Christmas 2012 Chatter Thread
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HOHOHOoffwegoKaren41 wrote: »Hiyas just a quicky the HP plate gift is £10 in Asda order into store free etc, prob be in food stores too but its from 1st Nov ...
thank you! we don't have a local asda food store but do have an asda living so it should be in theresaving for ds2's summer international scout camp - £200
£60 deposit paid :j £100 paid:j £40 paid:j0 -
Own_My_Own wrote: »I make mine in loaf tins or small cake tins.
They are very easy. I will make some this evening and post some pics.
I need an excuse to do some. It is a little early for presents, but I am sure we could manage to eat them.:rotfl:
Oh good. The easier the better. I'm not that great in the kitchen haha. Oh I had every intention of having a few practise runsjust to make sure they are ok for presents you see, not because I am a chocoholic! :rotfl:
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I'm so glad today is over, it was my DD and DS joint birthday party...DS was 4 on 21st and DD will be 6 on tues so to save some money I decided to have a joint party for them, I was just very lucky that I had the help of hubby and my very lovely cousin-in-law to be, she is local Beaver/Cub leader and is fab with kids...she organised loads of party games and kept them all occupied and under control for over an hour!
Just go DD birthday on Tues and then I can properly concentrate on christmas..Although i have nearly finished! but I use their birthdays as a green light for christmas talk!
Cant believe its only just over 8 weeks! where has his year gone?!0 -
cornishorchid wrote: »I'm so glad today is over, it was my DD and DS joint birthday party...DS was 4 on 21st and DD will be 6 on tues so to save some money I decided to have a joint party for them, I was just very lucky that I had the help of hubby and my very lovely cousin-in-law to be, she is local Beaver/Cub leader and is fab with kids...she organised loads of party games and kept them all occupied and under control for over an hour!
Just go DD birthday on Tues and then I can properly concentrate on christmas..Although i have nearly finished! but I use their birthdays as a green light for christmas talk!
Cant believe its only just over 8 weeks! where has his year gone?!
aww pleased all went well, im sure they had a wonderful day! put your feet up with some hot chocolate (or something a little stronger!) and relax! Both my dd's birthdays are early october, and im exactly the same, once there over, its christmas green light! except they still arent allowed to sing xmas songs till we see cola advert... hoping we dont have too long to wait!It's not about getting what you want, It's about wanting what you get.0 -
pinknfluffy28 wrote: »evening all, ive had a really long & boring day at work, but this morning I woke up to... SNOW! Only a fine layer but it was definatly snow & not frost, i even managed to make a snowball from the roof of my car! im now hoping it means were in for LOTS more!!! looking forward to getting kids in bed, snuggling under my snowflake throw with a hot choc and looking at christmas websites! going into town tomorrow for a stocking-filler shopping spree, im only gonna take £20 and hoping to come back with enough for 2 or 3 stockings!!! wish me luck :rudolf:
ps, we live in mansfield, notts, so if its snowing here in october, goodness knows what scotland must be like!!
I'm in Hucknall!!! Nice to hear of another local money saver0 -
spotted this on Amazon, only one left in stock at present, £3 delivered, they are £6 in Waitrose and are £6-10 with other sellers on Amazon, be perfect for girly girl, sweet hamper, stocking etc
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Jelly-Belly-Hello-Kitty-Gift/dp/B005FUTS9E/ref=sr_1_1?s=grocery&ie=UTF8&qid=1351365661&sr=1-10 -
i haven't read back so apologies if these are old news - but £1.99 christmas pinnies! aaargh i want them all!
http://www.hm.com/gb/subdepartment/HOME?Nr=900010 -
Ok Chocolate slabs are in the fridge.
Here are some pics
200g melted and poured in small cake mould.
Melted white chocolate dolloped on top.
Use knifed and swirl white choc around.
Add some decoration.
Ready for the fridge.
My take on this -
http://www.hotelchocolat.co.uk/christmas-gifts-for-kids-P400066/
Cost about £1. After purchase of moulds.0 -
i haven't read back so apologies if these are old news - but £1.99 christmas pinnies! aaargh i want them all!
http://www.hm.com/gb/subdepartment/HOME?Nr=90001
Oh, they are really lovely! I promised myself that i wouldnt buy anything from H&M again, after the last few things i have ordered have been all funny in regards to sizing....but tempted by these!0 -
WantToBeSE wrote: »Oh, they are really lovely! I promised myself that i wouldnt buy anything from H&M again, after the last few things i have ordered have been all funny in regards to sizing....but tempted by these!
Just ordered two of them. They are really sweet. Ordered the deer one and the cupcake one. Will be sure to wear one with my mother on Christmas morning, when we are cooking dinner.
I also ordered a nice green bird bedding set.
Total price £12 for all three, including delivery at £3.90, due to two codes from hot deals. :j0
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