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really old style living?
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Yes hunny, no more craft fairs for me! Mind you by the time I had paid out for personal liability insurance - in case anyone had a nasty accident with my crochet blankets - I wouldnt make enough to buy the Sunday Post:rotfl:I gave it all up when I stopped work, though as a carer I can work 16 hours a week, then I imagine it would be deducted from our other benefits as is my carers allowance, including the 650 quid back pay they owed me :mad::mad::mad:. Its a shame you had to give up too but thats life and it meant you could send me that lovely box of goodies when I was having a lousy time, which cheered me up no end.Clearing the junk to travel light
Saving every single penny.
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I'm on state pension yes, but the RV is on pension credit. Its too much hassle and I havent got the energy to bother. Bathbombs are one part citric to either 2 or 3 parts bicarb. 2 parts bicarb makes very hard very fizzy bombs. Then add essential oils or fragrance oils but not candle ones. Mic dry ingreds well, add colour and scent, then spray with a tiny drop water and mould into balls.0
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bunch of carrots and a veg stock cube :rotfl:
nicely wrapped of course:D
:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:Aug11 £193.29/£240
Oct10 £266.72 /£275 Nov10 £276.71/£275 Dec10 £311.33 / £275 Jan11 £242.25/ £250 Feb11 £243.14/ £250 Mar11 £221.99/ £230 Apr11 £237.39 /£240 May11 £237.71/£240 Jun11 £244.03/ £240 July11 £244.89/ £240
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Large screwtop jar - lid covered in a circle of Christmassy fabric, tied with ribbon; maybe a spoon attached to the jar and a cellophane bag of croutons?
Depends on the soup - something thick would look great, but thin veggie soup might end up looking like barf in a clear jar :eek: so a VERY large label which wraps all the way round might be de rigueur...0 -
......carefully (with tongue stuck out and eyes crossed) using a magnifying glass to gift wrap a stock cube.....:D
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LMAO @ "Barf in a clear jar" :rotfl:Aug11 £193.29/£240
Oct10 £266.72 /£275 Nov10 £276.71/£275 Dec10 £311.33 / £275 Jan11 £242.25/ £250 Feb11 £243.14/ £250 Mar11 £221.99/ £230 Apr11 £237.39 /£240 May11 £237.71/£240 Jun11 £244.03/ £240 July11 £244.89/ £240
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sorry mar, couldn't resist it0
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bunch of carrots and a veg stock cube :rotfl:
nicely wrapped of course:D
What about in a big kilner jar type thing? That would be part of the pressie of course - I got some quite cheap in Ikea but I'm guessing you're a long way from one. I'm sure they can be bought in lots of places though. I just love the look of them as they are but you could decorate with ribbon and a sprig of holly.Trying to spend less time on MSE so I can get more done ... it's not going great so far!
Sorry if I don't reply to posts - I'm having MAJOR trouble keeping up these days!
Frugal Living Challenge 2011
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Oh god :rotfl: - Em you mean a large label with
barf
written on it ? :A
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