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Hey Snaggles!
I too have been buying bargains online - nearly finished shopping now, apart from a few more bits for my mum and bf and a couple of bits for kids stockings - I'm thinking pens and pencils lol.
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Pens and pencils are just fine!! My DD loved post-it notes too, especially those in neon colours........cheap, and very cheerful.........just watch for the children sticking things on your back when you are not looking
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Sea! How funny, I was just thinking this morning that I hadn't 'seen' you for ages, and hadn't realised you'd posted on here! (Is 'bf' best friend or boyfriend?? Spill woman!!
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Both of my two love pens, pencils, art stuff...so they will be good stocking filler options, thanks.
Hypno, I still can't talk, so maybe I could get the Post-Its for me?
I'm off to an Ann Summers party tonight, which will be interesting with no voice. I will have to make little signs so I can communicate I think. Just little phrases that will come in handy throughout the evening, such as 'Hello', 'yes', 'no', 'more wine please', 'do you have any bigger ones?'......etc..... :rotfl:
Confession time, I went to Home Bargains and B&M, and bought some extra little presents for the kids. Also bought the kids some desperately needed winter clothes, and some frozen food in Sainsburys, so I really dread to think how much is on the credit card now. Going to have to be :A :A to finish the month within budget.
Who would choose December as the right month to start sticking to a tight budget?? :doh:"I wasn't wrong, I just wasn't right enough.":smileyhea97800072589250 -
Just had an email from Asda. I had emailed them to complain that I had twice had items missing from my shopping, and was unimpressed with their substitutions (boys nappies instead of girls, £3.50 wine instead of £5.50 wine in the 3 for £10 offer...this one is particularly irritating as has happened 100% of the time so far - I would accept the odd one or two).
They've just refunded me £5. Not a huge amount maybe, but more than the cost of the missing shopping, and a nice gesture.
Still sticking to Tescos from now on though! :rotfl:"I wasn't wrong, I just wasn't right enough.":smileyhea97800072589250 -
Thats brilliant snags, I really do think we should give feedback when service is poor...not so much complain but these companies will never improve with out it. Bonus is you got £5
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So whats happened to your diary Snaggles...updates please I'll make a wish, take a chance, make a change And breakaway. I'll take a risk, take a chance, make a change and breakaway ....
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