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Christmas 09 Let's Get Organised!!
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TREVORCOLMAN wrote: »Anyone got any Easter Eggs?
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As it goes.....I did. I found some Lindt choc bunnies lurking in the back of my cupboard!! But they have been devouredI do have some Easter gifts at the ready. :rotfl:
:j Baby boy arrived 22nd August 2012 :j
:jSecond menace arrived safely 13th February 2014 :jDebt Free Wannabee 20150 -
I can beat that one: the cousin of a good friend (who is petite and a size 6-8) got terrible backache the day her and her family were supposed to be going on holiday. She went to the airport but was in such agony that she decided not to fly. A friend took her to the hospital, where the doctors tried to find the source of the problem. Several hours later they pronounced her pregnant and due to have the baby within the next few days! The girl was shocked beyond belief as she had no idea whatsoever, and had even kept having her periods etc., and the only sign had been her backache which was due to the fact that the baby was tucked up inside her and sitting on her spine, which was what caused the ache. She had the baby when her whole family were still on holiday. Can you imagine the looks on their faces when they got back?!
Ho everyone.
I find these stories hilarious as i found out i was pregnant when i was rushed into hospital after being pushed off a bus by school kids while it was moving, dont remember going to hospital just remember the nurse saying to me when i woke up mother and baby are doing fine and i said who ! i went into labour right there and then !:eek:
didnt put on hardly any weight and he was up under my ribs the whole time !
back to xmas, i have bought 2 x wwe duvet sets for the 2 wwe hampers , wwe figures and 2 x wwe t-shirts.
anyone know where to get antique style perfume bottles ? for my mum she has about 30 but hasnt bought any for a little while
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Congratualations Princess Woo, she's beautiful. Glad you're both doing well.
Am starting night shifts this week so will be sneaking a few bits with me to work on, but won't be doing any shopping. Work have got funny with internet useage so doubt i'll be able to look at Christmasy stuff either :mad: -Scrooges!:j Baby boy arrived 22nd August 2012 :j
:jSecond menace arrived safely 13th February 2014 :jDebt Free Wannabee 20150 -
TREVORCOLMAN wrote: »Anyone got any Easter Eggs?
:rotfl:
They should be on the shelves come boxing day:eek::D:rotfl::D:D:D:D
Where's the Coffee?? Show me the Coffee NOW!!0 -
Spare change tin in force this year!NRAM PPI : £6022.56 - WIN! :jLLOYDS PPI : £4684.66 - WIN! :jMy Pearl of Wisdom : Don't be scared to say "I can't afford it", or "I'm skint" to anything... If you're lucky, you'll still be able to do what you want, just find a different way -and if you can't, you don't need it anyway!0
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cheesy*wotsit wrote: »Scatty mam, what's a 'money neutral christmas'? thx.;)
have a look at this thread cheesy*wotsit
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1678781
1st post explains all about money neutral. Basicaly we try and make money by doing surveys reviews ebay and cashback sites so we cover the cost of christmas. Jammy explains it better on the tread though so have a look and join us all.
HTH
Sarah
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sarahf191979 wrote: »They should be on the shelves come boxing day:eek::D:rotfl:
My hubby works for Morrisons... apparently they get them in the warehouse just before the Xmas Sales.Spare change tin in force this year!NRAM PPI : £6022.56 - WIN! :jLLOYDS PPI : £4684.66 - WIN! :jMy Pearl of Wisdom : Don't be scared to say "I can't afford it", or "I'm skint" to anything... If you're lucky, you'll still be able to do what you want, just find a different way -and if you can't, you don't need it anyway!0 -
Got a few more bits from ebay for car gift sets for dad and BIL, tyre gauge key ring and chamois leathers. Also got some for OH's stocking. My best mate/cousin has agreed to do stockings for each other instead of pressies as I really wanted a stocking and my OH is useless lol.
No idea how she's going to afford it though, her car's just died and she's planning to buy a brand new one to replace it :eek:, even though she's already got over 10k in credit card debt! No one in our family buys new cars so I can't get my head round this, she has a point that her second hand one costs her money to fix but would have advised - instead of spending £400 on a 10 year old car that'll keep breaking or £10k on a new one that'll devalue the second she drives it out of the showroom - spend a few grand on a car that's only a few years old. I guess she wants a new one because you can pay monthly and it seems manageable but I just couldn't justify that kind of expense.... especially when she moans that she can't afford to do her son packed lunches which he wants as they get free school meals
Sorry, totally off topic but needed a rant! :mad:June Grocery Challenge £493.33/£500 July £/£500
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chaosweddings wrote: »Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
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Need a few more little bits for the car gift sets, any ideas? One has to be posted so nothing big like a bucket!
Also any ideas for stocking fillers for men would be appreciated?June Grocery Challenge £493.33/£500 July £/£500
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