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Thrifty Gifty - Organised for Christmas and all ocassions 2009- Santas Challenges

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  • mum2one
    mum2one Posts: 16,279 Forumite
    Xmas Saver!
    Hope everyone ok, a post of quickies...

    SANTAS SECRET NUMBERS
    If anyone has not recieved their santas codes let me know, (I was organised, but the puppy decided to do some shredding...... the paper with all my info on).

    DISCOUNT CODES-
    Halfcost
    Free postage and packing (saving £3.99) and you can still put the FF15 discount code in to get 10% off.
    Think it expires 2nd or 3rd Dec

    SNAPFISH
    50% off mugs - now from £3.99
    code - BESTMUGS

    £10.00 OFF CANVAS PRINTS
    CODE - CANVASTEN

    Both offers expire next sunday 29th November 209

    To save even more money, (ie avoid postage) choose pick up at store.

    xx

    xx rip dad... we had our ups and downs but we’re always be family xx
  • mum2one
    mum2one Posts: 16,279 Forumite
    Xmas Saver!
    edited 22 November 2009 at 3:29PM
    Add another one on, (found this on the discounts voucher board), but didn't want to post till I had brought from them.

    Really great service, I had the earrings within 5 days of ordering, and they were in a really nice gift box, (not the argosssss cardboard boxes,..... but similar to a good quality ring box)

    I brough dd the thread through horses, after the discount I paid £3.00 very impressed, there now in no 24 of her advent calender. xx

    PS - DOES HELP IF i PUT THE INFO ON...

    £5 off any order, of any value at jewellery.tv. Use code 5POUND9874D at http://www.jewellery.tv/ Got some lovely little Christmas presents from here last year
    xx rip dad... we had our ups and downs but we’re always be family xx
  • mary-op
    mary-op Posts: 3,605 Forumite
    All these bargains and I don't need them now as I'm sorted...............:rolleyes:
    Foster daughters just called and invited us for Christmas dinner:T So, no worries about what to get or not to get apart from a few boxing day nibbles........:j
    I would be unstoppable if only I could get started !

    (previously known as mary43)
  • junior_j
    junior_j Posts: 4,280 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Wow I have just read like 30 pages!! You girls have got me really inspired to just finish this Christmas stuff so i can enjoy Christmas!

    Today I went to a 99p store. And got a couple of bits. - well 9 bits lol.

    My friends almost 9 year old daughter has got

    - High School Musical Lip gloss on a key ring - reduced by 50% in Asdas.
    - Hannah Montanna super star glam and shine shampoo.

    I would like to get her maybe a nice top , some pj's , a book , just some thing else to open as her 2 presents have come to less then 2 pounds. But do not want to spend more then 3 pounds on her as her birthday is 27th and she gets spoiled on both occasions.

    My Godson has

    - A black and white t-shirt that says ' I want to be a super star millionaire dj'
    - Disney car's underwear half price in Asda so got for 2 pounds
    - Hot wheels car 99p

    I still want to buy him some jeans , a book , a tub of sweets , another car maybe and a nice jumper or pajamma's

    My Godson's brother who is 7 but has autism so not quite into what your avergae 7 year likes has

    - A colourful touchy feely space invaders t shirt - 2.50 at Primark.
    And thats it , this boy is very special to me. I want to buy things he will like and enjoy as a lot of stuff he just throws and screams at because he does not understand it. I was thinking.

    A teddy with feely touchy bits on.
    Ducks or boats for the bath
    Novelty bubble bath.
    Pajammas.
    A jelly gooey feeling thing as he loves things like this. So maybe 2 of three of those options depending on price. (any other ideas?)

    My godsons eldest brother who is 11 (he has milk learning difficulties.)

    I have brought him

    - A black and white t shirt that says my priorities are sleep , eat play and sleep in that order.
    - A army play set (he loves loves loves army and will actually pay attention to things to do with it) he struggles loads with reading and writing.

    Any other ideas?

    My friends son who is turning 4

    I have brought him nothing yet and he is a miracle baby and has almost everything , so really stuck on what to get him. He loves drawing and cars but has all themed cars like disney cars , hot wheels , he has all thomas things.

    My brother so far has a mp3 player.

    So far i am concentrating on these people , my mum and dad i'm stuck on mainly because i always go overboard with mum and she has almost everything! Including a ds and games i brought her on mothers day this year.

    Jess x



    NanMias - cyber granddaughter!
  • junior j
    There are some ducks for the bath that change colour at http://www.halfcost.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/StoreCatalogDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=11&catalogId=10001 £2.99 for 4.

    Although there does appear to a problem at the moment with ordering but hope this may help.
    January Grocery 11/374
  • junior_j
    junior_j Posts: 4,280 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Thank you mum of 2 :) xx
    NanMias - cyber granddaughter!
  • If only I could get my order to work!!
    January Grocery 11/374
  • ragz_2
    ragz_2 Posts: 3,254 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    mum2one wrote: »
    Add another one on, (found this on the discounts voucher board), but didn't want to post till I had brought from them.

    Really great service, I had the earrings within 5 days of ordering, and they were in a really nice gift box, (not the argosssss cardboard boxes,..... but similar to a good quality ring box)

    I brough dd the thread through horses, after the discount I paid £3.00 very impressed, there now in no 24 of her advent calender. xx

    PS - DOES HELP IF i PUT THE INFO ON...

    £5 off any order, of any value at jewellery.tv. Use code 5POUND9874D at http://www.jewellery.tv/ Got some lovely little Christmas presents from here last year

    Thanks for that one. My Mum's birthday is a week tuesday and she informed my Dad today that she wants a ring as she lost her wedding ring a while ago. She wants a silver celtic one so I'm hoping one may turn up on there. Unfortunately she doesn't know her ring size and she's got oddly knobbly knuckles for someone with such skinny fingers so it's hard to work out!
    June Grocery Challenge £493.33/£500 July £/£500
    2 adults, 3 teens
    Progress is easier to acheive than perfection.
  • mary-op
    mary-op Posts: 3,605 Forumite
    Been having another go at my 'primitive/folk art' hearts and trees and stars............this time I cut them out of odd pieces of material I'd got kicking about and they look much better...........even OH approves.............lol
    He's off for blood test first thing tomorrow and we've got two £5 vouchers off £30-(£60 in total, has to be spent in two lots to get the tenner off) worth of stuff at Lidl so hes going to have a quick look on the way back and see whats worth getting.
    His biopsy appt Tuesday isn't till 3.30pm so we'll call at Lidl on the way and maybe use the other voucher and there's a card making shop nearby so I can go and raid that................lol.
    Chap coming tomorrow to finish off tidying the garden before the green wheelie bin is collected Tuesday -collection of the green waste stops then till Spring apparently- round here anyway.
    I would be unstoppable if only I could get started !

    (previously known as mary43)
  • ragz wrote: »
    Thanks for that one. My Mum's birthday is a week tuesday and she informed my Dad today that she wants a ring as she lost her wedding ring a while ago. She wants a silver celtic one so I'm hoping one may turn up on there. Unfortunately she doesn't know her ring size and she's got oddly knobbly knuckles for someone with such skinny fingers so it's hard to work out!


    If you can get a ring of hers off her, you'll be able to use an online ring-guage to work out what size you need - this is the easiest grid I have found, though there are others on the net that involve sending off for a plastic ring sizer (usually free) or with detailed instructions involving bits of string/pare/calculators!
    http://www.gemstonesuk.com/GemstonesUK_ringsizer.pdf
    Reason for edit? Can spell, can't type!
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