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  • Morning all :D

    How cold is it today????? I broke last night when I got home from work and I'm sorry to say the heating has now been put on timer!

    Feeling very productive and inspired by some OS threads I read yesterday whilst I was trying to get back in to the swing of things so I decided to go home and clear out all my kitchen cupboards and do a full list of what I've got :o

    I had to thrown out a load of stuff that expired in 2005 as it apppears I have not gotten off my backside and done this for a long time :mad:

    Anyway, felt much better after it as now I know what we have so I'm going to do some meal plans but dear OS'ers I feel I am amoungst friends so be honest how the hell have I ended up with the following in my cupboards & freezer! (and this is just the tip of the iceberg!) :o

    12 (yes 12) tins of tuna!
    Approx 6kg of pasta!
    20 Langoustines
    12 Chicken Breasts
    3 whole organic chickens
    7 packets of Roast Beef Gravy - The worst thing is I can't ever remember buying this!!!

    Anyway off to meal plan.

    As always take or leave the :grouphug: as needed
    You laugh because I'm different - I laugh because you're all the same
  • Queenie
    Queenie Posts: 8,793 Forumite
    pawpurrs wrote:
    Tell us more Queenie about this internet shopping malarky?
    Well, my experience is limited ... to just one at the moment :rotfl:
    A very kind MSE'er was offering a very fraught me advice about setting up my wireless connection and told me I needed a dongle (reminder aforementioned MSE'er it was a wireless connection for my computer and not a discussion on my sex life! :rolleyes: )
    Anyway, while chatting "MSE Star", did a search and found what I needed with PC World - as it turns out, we have one newly opened locally - "MSE Star" 'bought' it online (no money involved) and put my local store as a pick up point option ... boys were out and about with their Dad, so I text him the order number and off he went, like a good little courier ( :D ) and picked up and paid for the dongle :D:D If he had simple gone into the same store and taken it off the shelf, it would have cost £6.50 *more*!!! I was totally thrilled - who knew acquiring a dongle could be so much fun! :D

    Anyway, if it works that way with PC World, I'm keen to know if it works that way with other places - so, before I buy anything, I shall be checking out the online stores first and if the pick up option is there for cheaper, I shall report back :D

    List so far:
    ~PC World (It's a start! :p ) :laugh:

    :think:
    (Note to self: Check out the other boards here and see if there is a list somewhere already :o )
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  • Queenie
    Queenie Posts: 8,793 Forumite
    pawpurrs wrote:
    ... Very pleased with my shelia maid that I picked up. :T
    You have an Australian au pair? :confused:
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  • tru
    tru Posts: 9,138 Forumite
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    :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

    Morning all, I've got nothing to say - I just wanted to laugh at Queenie :D
    Bulletproof
  • Loubee_2
    Loubee_2 Posts: 327 Forumite
    Good morning all, on this very frosty morning (except AussieLass, when good warm evening).

    just had some bad news-my lovely auntie has just passed away. I saw her the other week in hospital and she seemed quite perky. Dad rang last night to say he and mum were heading to where she lives as she had taken a turn for the worse, and he just rang again to say that she had gone.

    If you are the praying type, please put in a word for her husband, 4 daughters and 5 grandchildren, who will miss her even more than me.
  • tru
    tru Posts: 9,138 Forumite
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    Oh Lou, so sorry to hear that :sad:

    praying.gif
    Bulletproof
  • Lucie_2
    Lucie_2 Posts: 1,482 Forumite
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    AussieLass wrote:
    Just thought I'd like to [strike]rub it in [/strike]tell you it's been a lovely warm day here.

    Good! This time next week I'll be out there sharing it with ya! :D What's the forecast looking like?

    Not much to do today, only one site visit. Then I must pop to Tesco for some fruit to take on the flight, am booked in for a leg wax & pedicure this aft & it's a takeaway curry for tea. OH needs a haircut - I'm a whizz with the clippers as long as you want a No.1 all over!

    Have a lovely day & stay warm!
  • catznine
    catznine Posts: 3,192 Forumite
    I've been Money Tipped!
    :hello: Morning everyone!

    ((((((Hugs))))) to Loubee and family!

    Been awol for a few days but have managed to read some of the threads if not post. Tooth has settled down:T and vertigo bug has gone so back to the grindstone. Hope everyone is ok. Sounds like TM has had a successful launch :T congratulations TM!

    I spent much of last night cutting out christmas penguins for some 3 d Christmas cards, must get on and finish them. Also have found the Shirley Goode blog and am busy collecting some more recipes.

    Breakfast - HM bread toasted with jam
    Lunch - leftover pasta and hm pizza sauce (with hidden spinach)
    Dinner -Hm Leek and potato soup, Cornish pasties (found some more at bottom of freezer from our Cornish hol)



    Have a good day

    Catz x
    Our days are happier when we give people a bit of our heart rather than a piece of our mind.

    Jan grocery challenge £35.77/£120
  • Loubee - So sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts are with you and your family at this time.

    I lost my nan last week and I must admit the kind words I got from this board gave me some comfort. Take care and remember we're here if you want to chat.
    You laugh because I'm different - I laugh because you're all the same
  • AussieLass
    AussieLass Posts: 4,066 Forumite
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    It's spelt Sheila :p

    Lucie
    Whereabouts are you heading. I can give you a daily update for the upcoming week. :D It's suppose to be rain here tomorrow. :rolleyes:

    Loubee Sorry to hear that. They must be devasted.

    Well DGS in bed now, he was so tired and cranky. Having a 5 minute surf then get his food ready for tomorrow, have a shower & then watch Jamie's Kitchen. :T Love that show. Byeeeeeeeeeeee
    Don't worry about the world coming to an end today. It's already tomorrow in Australia. ;)


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