Boots after-Christmas sales - 75% off now over?

rosalie-lavender

If you don't want to spend too much over the £5 the single eyeshadows come to £2 plus the voucher and I bought a nail varnish and paid £1.25 plus a voucher. You may not want purple though, teenage daughters.:rotfl:

They had plenty of other colours.

jaredava

Bought No7 pencil sharpener yesterday paid 24 cents! Was chuffed.

jaredava

By the way forgot to say it is still worth your cousin going to Liffey Valley as it is so much cheaper. Even the Radox bath?shower sets were about 2 euros, a botlle on its own costs that much here!

loveangel88

went into boots chester city centre today, plenty of choccies, loads of mens fcuk stuff, loads of the Fresh cocktail shakers and cosmetic bags....thousands of the pink striped hot choc mugs and a fair bit of lavender gift sets..that about it really

galvanizersbaby

MummyandPaige wrote: »

You have it lucky, I gave up on changing rooms when my 2 year old pulled the curtains back in Primark on a Saturday and said "Look its Mummys boobies"

I now buy and take it back and exchange if it is the wrong size or I don't like it. OH says he is helping me in my Money Saving by refusing to look after them so I can go shopping

:rotfl:LOL! aren't they great!

I recall a similar incident on taking DD in to the ladies changing room before now when she was weeny - she was pointing out my 'fur' to all that would listen in a loud voice

teabythesea

Oooh gal, it's not my place to laugh but that is very funny!! My cousin once told everyone in the swimming pool changing rooms her mummy had shaved all her 'fur' off!!

galvanizersbaby

teabythesea wrote: »

Oooh gal, it's not my place to laugh but that is very funny!! My cousin once told everyone in the swimming pool changing rooms her mummy had shaved all her 'fur' off!!

:rotfl:Wouldn't mind but I only have a small stripe! (sorry TMI) - she clocked it though!

People must have thought I was some sort of Yeti!

Bellydancer

teabythesea wrote: »

I never asked people with pushchairs to stay indoors did I? I just hate being rammed with a pushchair, if people are pushing infront why not say something instead of ramming them? My mum never had a problem just baffles me, s'all.

Times have changed. There are so many more inconsiderate people around now, who are out for themselves and totally ignore polite requests, especially from pushchair users, who they seem to consider to be second-class citizens, who shouldn't be there.

Queen_of_NO_MATTER_WHAT

anyone been to nottingam or surrounding areas today? just wondering whether they had more stock delivered of whether the shelves were now full of sun cream ect

Queen_of_NO_MATTER_WHAT

galvanizersbaby wrote: »

:rotfl:Wouldn't mind but I only have a small stripe! (sorry TMI) - she clocked it though!

People must have thought I was some sort of Yeti!

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