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Christmas 09 Let's Get Organised!!

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  • Dorato
    Dorato Posts: 371 Forumite
    How about some sort of fridge magnet? They have a lot of random things on them now.
  • JaneLiz wrote: »
    I need an idea for another cheap 'jokey' type gift please?? So far I have a ball of life (wrapped tennis ball), a wrapped toilet roll, a pot of gold but I need another idea.. it's for my parents for their 'share' gifts..

    how about a belly button duster or a belly button dryer theres loads more jokey pressies on this thread that i found http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1273233
  • JaneLiz
    JaneLiz Posts: 234 Forumite
    Thanks all! :D
    Sealed Pot challenge #508
    Crazy £100 Clothes challenge #11 - £24.50/£100 (£91 in 2009 :))
  • p00
    p00 Posts: 824 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    Sounds a bit of a daft question but what sort of length do you need for a nice hamper? Ive seen some on ebay thats 4 x various lengths at a good price from the seller linked above.

    Also bought a lovely wicker lined basket with handles that looks like a small babies crib for £3.49 in Rhyl today for a special gift basket for my daughter on her wedding eve in March which I wouldnt have even thought about if I hadnt found this thread.

    xxp00
  • started my hamper shoping

    managed to get 3 little storage boxes one pink lid one sliver and one blue for my niece/nephew/brother

    got my neice a artist set (pencil crayons,oil pastels,felt tips etc...) for £1 but took them out of the box as it looked crap . need to figure out how to keep these together , thinking ribon or something. Also got her a set of pink bobbles and clips again for £1 ,got some pink glittery bubble bath that i already had in a cupboard.

    got a small selection of baths bombs,bodylotions,candle etcc photoframe


    im getting there slowly lol must take a list with me next time as i forgot some things :(
  • SugarSpun
    SugarSpun Posts: 8,559 Forumite
    Alyssa what about a pencilcase?
    Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
    Three gifts left to buy
  • duh! thanks how could i not think of that lol
  • pir wrote: »
    Hey all,

    Working on those photo printing suggestions, thanks. With the possible RM strike and my reliance on shopping online I'm trying to get a move on and get some more stuff ordered ASAP. My love affair with play continues and most online stores that offer free delivery. A quick browse and I've spotted

    Cosy Rug. Great for the old folks.

    Grumpy old git t-shirt. Another one for the older generation.

    cereal killer t-shirt for the cornflake muncher in the family.

    No I will not fix your computer t-shirt for the geeks. At £4.99 including delivery I bought a couple of these.

    Aircurve speaker for the iphone obsessed young people

    Pride Prejudice Zombie Romance. A classic!
    Thankyou so much, the cosy rug is a great idea for my mil. Ive seen them before but it was only upon reading your post that I realised it would be perfect for MIL! :D I will need a larger one as the play.com one isn't very big (according to the review)

    I am SO excited today. :D Ive bought quite a few pressies lately, Ill list what I can remember.
    20q £4 (netmums)
    2 x Moon sand £4.93 (asda)
    2 large Diego figures £2 from £8 (asda)
    Fruit factory £8.99 from £19.99 as the box was bashed (so pleased as DS really wants this!) Tesco
    2 Dr who figures £1 each (asda)
    2 skipping ropes 50p each (asda)
    Various mini notepads, rulers, sharpeners and rubbers 15p each (staples)
    3 large dr who figures, 2 small £8.50 (they are secondhand from hukd but fab condition and quite hard to get hold of new anyway)
    3 beaded bracelets and a new barbie necklace 99p (hukd)


    Also picked up a mcdonalds kitchen i won on ebay (£5.50) and it's fantastic! Its from the 1980s and so well made! I had to give it to Ds straight away as he came with us to pick up but he absolutely loves it, so pleased. :) Father Christmas is getting him the food to go with it. ;)
    I'm pleased that I've got a few presents sorted, my little brother is sorted now and there's not much more to get for DS. :)
    'They only had one cow!'
  • SazM030306
    SazM030306 Posts: 1,317 Forumite
    I just ordered some presents from TheToyShop.com:
    Cube world for my DS £4.99
    HSM stationary folder etc £7.50 for DD
    Top Gear Model making kit!!! £3.00 to go with BILs Stig book :-D
    DH noticed this and said he would like one himself haha so I snook an extra one in the basket for his stocking :)
    xxx
    :heart2: THANK YOU MARTIN!! :heart2:
  • jemtom
    jemtom Posts: 350 Forumite
    made a start on my friends cocktail hamper, got some umbrellas and stirers and a cocktail book, had to get them off ebay as my asda store not got the pound section anymore and pound shop closed down a couple of years ago :(. put in goddaughters picture to be printed then her mum&dad's joint prezzie done, ordering her a bag out of avon and getting him a packet of fags i know i shouldnt encourage him but i know he will appreciate them. think im going to get my bros sweets and drinks depending on bbd then his hamper is finished. decided im going to get mum and dads sat nav from argos and will be using my vouchers save saving up for it. and i treated myself today george have a sale on got a coat i was looking at a few weeks ago half price for £12.50 its gorgeous im in love, the first thing iv brought myself in ages with being skint and i got a lovely photo album for £2 from charity shop thats the holiday and days out photos stored away. i am determined to have all my x-mas presents done for end of november!
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