Gallygirl's "A journey of 121,226.67 pounds begins with a single penny" diary

gallygirl

• Wrapping paper - check
• Tags - check
• Bows and twirly stuff - check
• 4 pens (am I the only one who loses them ) - check
• Big heavy Sellotape dispenser fought over in divorce - check
• Spare Sellotape - em..... some where.......
• Scissors - check
• Presents - check
• Tea - check
• Clear path to loo & kitchen - check
• Xmas music - fail DS in bed above.

Going in, going in......... :eek::eek::eek:

Tilly_MFW_in_6_YRS

Morning, enjoy the presentwrappingathon. Additional sustenance required for post 'athon' session.

Maybe if any of the 21 December B2L clearing party have dropped bottles off you could try one of those. I quite fancy Radish's BF Advocat, cherry brandy wih a twist (can't remember 3rd ingredient) :rotfl:

I'd have the music on by now, I can imagine that would bring great joy to DS early on a Saturday morning

Tilly x x

gallygirl

Making good progress. Quick stop to order Mr GG's mum a hyacinth from Thompson & Morgan - £4.30 ordered, did it last year, great , everyone commented on lovely fragrance.

12% on quidco too

gallygirl wrote: »

• Wrapping paper - check
• Tags - check
• Bows and twirly stuff - check
• 4 pens (am I the only one who loses them ) - check ALL STILL IN PLACE
• Big heavy Sellotape dispenser fought over in divorce - check
• Spare Sellotape - em..... some where....... LOCATED
• Scissors - check
• Presents - check
• Tea - check
• Clear path to loo & kitchen - check
• Xmas music - fail DS in bed above. DANNY BAKER ON RADIO

Going in, going in......... :eek::eek::eek:

BookWorm

Enjoy your pressie wrapping session

I'm so pleased that mine is all done. Although I shop early each year I ususally leave the wrapping til the last weekend. However, not this year

edinburgher

Well done GG - I think Mrs E is going to start wrapping ours on Tuesday. Not a task I relish, I'm a bit of an OCD wrapping perfectionist!

Have fun

gallygirl

Done. 3 more things to get (none, if Mr GG reads his texts) plus stocking fillers .

Not adding up what I've spent :eek:.




Just did £571 _pale_.

Mortgage_Reduction_Novice

GG I think you have the same principles about Crocs as I do about the abomanable, aledged footwear known as Uggs... certainly makes people walk like a Neanderthal with caved in ankles.

HelenDaveKids

Must say I agree MRN. My DD slops around in those boots and you see kids everywhere and I want to shout "pick your feet up".
Crocs are ok for the beach/pool and theatre (surgical not musical) but apart from that, shouldnt be allowed.

Saying that, suppose same as any fashion, I too wore white stilettos in the 80's.

gallygirl

My DD has a pair :cool:. I may have tried them on and thought wow they're comfy and warm . It's only the price that put me off .

Missed this yesterday I think, so:

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muddywhitechicken

HelenDaveKids wrote: »

Crocs are ok for the beach/pool and theatre (surgical not musical) but apart from that, shouldnt be allowed.

Good for nipping out to the chicken run at the bottom of the garden as well... apart from when it's a bit boggy and the croc gets left behind... :doh::doh::doh: