"Sealed pot Challenge" ~ 9

A very good morning to you, Potters, I hope everyone is well, saving too...well, of course! By heck the timess flying past and we'll be opening our pots before we know it!!!! :j NO...not yet jakes-mum and Ruth!! :mad:

If anyone's poorly, and I understand there's some 24 hour sickness bouts around now, take great care and keep the fluids up! That won't work with folk with any problems, but push on through them regardless. For now, here are some special {{{hugs}}} to help you get well quickly. We're all thinking so much of you. :grinheart Take care!

mrs-moneypenny wrote: »

Soon be opening day really looking forward to it.ive got a figure in mind that I'd like to give dd3 for her wedding present.

Very well saved indeed, mrs-moneypenny! I dearly hope the sum you've intentions of presenting to your DD works out, what a super gift!!


You also, Florence, it all helps!

Lynsey wrote: »

Be lucky if you're playing the rollover tonight. If I win on my own, I'll donate £100 to each Sealed Pot member.
Don't bank on it though.

So come on, Lynsey, are you going to fess up and tell us that you did when the rollover and……that all us SPCers are all a whole £100 better off?!!! :j Don't worry, I've possibly guessed the answer, but the thought was really lovely. :kisses3:


Have a brilliant time in Tenerife, though what a heck of an amount extra that it's costing due to Brexit!! :T Best not to think too much about that side of it.
You're doing marvellously with your savings, alright I know it's nowhere near your normal sum, but it's still an amazing amount for Christmas and without the extra pressure! BTW, that's great savings with the turkey breast!!

Hello there MrsShazbat, I'm really pleased you and your friend had such a lovely time in London, even if you didn't get to see Mr Cumberbatch. At least you shared a really enjoyable time together which is the all important thing when you're trying to do your friend some good: I truly hope she's feeling better these days and recovering well. :grinheart

Wow Saver-upper, you've certainly made a difference to your house now you've dumped hubby into the garage! :eek: How fantastic he was in letting you have all that cash though, bless him as that was a huge sum!! :j

It's wonderful that you're now fully sorted out and enjoying the home you've waited so long for, well worth it though eh!!

Great savings, Antomac! You are really picking up well and… you did at least get to keep that 5p rather than your DD wanting to give it back to its owner, well done!!

Indeed the magic of morphine, Westie! :A I hope you're feeling a whole lot better now and that normal potting will soon be resumed. Get well soon!

That's fantastic savings, Frogletina, and what splendid potting!! Keep those eyes peeled!

What a despicable thing for anyone to do in letting yours and your neighbours pets out, TheCatsandDogsMother!!!!! :mad: I wonder if the poor chicken was ever found, I'd love to think so. Nice work with your potting but go careful on the ice cream!

benten69 wrote: »

Was walking back to work through the ground floor car park of the shopping centre and I spot something out of the corner of my eye, just to the side of me....a nice crisp £10 note sitting there, with loads of people walking by and no-one going near it.

Quickly went over and grabbed it....another £10 for the pot, winner!!

An excellent find with the lost £10er, benten!!! :T Amazing how these things work out, sad for the loser, but when there are many folk around....! A great idea with saving what you get back from your work expenses! Here's hoping you soon feel a lot better.


A great idea, Fiasco, at least it's safe that way. You are doing well this year, but keep it going! :j