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Do you have any os items on your xmas list???

sophiesmum_2
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My Oh thinks I am strange as I want a sausage maker, traybake tins and silicon muffin moulds for xmas.
Any one else got os items on their xmas wish list??
I would rather have something that i really wanted than more perfume , jewellery etc.
OH thinks I am sad as my idea of relaxation is snuggling up with the lakeland catalogue and a nice cuppa:rolleyes: :rolleyes:
What is on your xmas list??????
sophiesmum:D

Any one else got os items on their xmas wish list??
I would rather have something that i really wanted than more perfume , jewellery etc.

OH thinks I am sad as my idea of relaxation is snuggling up with the lakeland catalogue and a nice cuppa:rolleyes: :rolleyes:
What is on your xmas list??????
sophiesmum:D
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Xmas have not thought about but it was my birthday in October and I had an electric food slicer (its brill) and a new clothes airer. I would much rather spend money on things we need than on irrelavant tat! I also have put the cash i got from other family member into our holiday saving account so it can pay towards the taxi to the airport.0
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Logmaker & apple peeler & corer.
Two years ago, butter churn & table mounted mincer.
Last year hair curlers (bit of a blip)0 -
Coincidentally, I also asked for a sausage stuffer! It was delivered last week and I have been allowed to open it and have a look.
I made some sausages at the weekend, but with my Kenwood Chef. I haven't christened the stuffer yet. You'll be pleased to hear that the bangers have been a huge success ( we've just had some for tea!) and I'll never buy another commercially made sausage, ever. My friends all think I'm completely barking of course - but nothing new there.
Official DFW Nerd No 096 - Proud to have dealt with my debt!0 -
I'd really like a cake stand, some silicon muffin tins and anything from Nigella's range in Debenhams. Last year my hubby got me posh perfume + smellies- how things change!Debt at highest May 2006: £27,472.24
currently: £13,353.25DFW Nerd 178Proud to be dealing with my debts0 -
I only have small household items that I put on my wish list, like a calendar, for me Christmas is about the only time I get to be pampered, so perfume etc is always high up on the list.
After putting my family first all year round, a good treat is definitely over due!0 -
Topher wrote:
Last year hair curlers (bit of a blip)
:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
Last year wanted panny breadmaker:rolleyes: Got platinum necklace and ring- been in jewellery box since new year:eek: Think he may finally have taken the hint this year.
sophiesmum0 -
After last year's spendfest we are cutting right down this time - I think we might limit ourselves to spending just £20 on each other (that's me and my DH) and out of that I would like a cookery book, a pastry brush and a cake tin0
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My mum's got me a slowcooker
I want craft stuff too. I have more than enough body products to last until DD is my age!
Linzi x0 -
We did a car boot sale on Sunday and I noticed one of the proper traders selling some very groovy patterned shopping trolley's for £12.99. I'll be asking my dad for one of them. DH has already said he won't be seen out with me with one!...it is not of more importance than daily life, which I have an enduring wish to make as useful and beautiful as possible.
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Counting_Pennies wrote:I only have small household items that I put on my wish list, like a calendar, for me Christmas is about the only time I get to be pampered, so perfume etc is always high up on the list.
After putting my family first all year round, a good treat is definitely over due!
:T I hear you! :T Now that (to me) sounds typically OS :laugh: Hope you get the pampering you deserve~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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