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My little excursion was VERY productive.
£5 for wine and cheese hamper boxes. Got 2
Lots of brandy butter and toffee cream :T
3 very fancy cheeses reduced to 10p each
Bog standard cheddars 10p (will give these to my Mum. I like a lot of flavour in mine!)
A couple of whoopsies 90% off. Literally only 2 though, cooked meat and a finest meal for 2.
A few 1p jar grippers to pass on to parents, in laws and grandparents.
I think that was it. Very happy with my little trip.
Only thing I actually lack a stock of prior to this evening was cheese.
I'm well chuffed
:A Every moment is a gift. That's why we call it the present.!:A
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Thought it was about time I joined the list too lol
I'm going off topic now but feel I want to share my good fortune. I haven't seen my grandchildren for about 18
months due to DS leaving his wife. I am now able to see the children and am going tomorrow with DH for our
first visit. I've been sitting around with a grin on my face and feeling so excited and yet weepy. Does that make sense?
Perfect sense - I have grandchildren and it would break my heart if I couldn't see them. Have a lovely day tomorrow 0 -
jumblejack wrote: »My little excursion was VERY productive.
£5 for wine and cheese hamper boxes. Got 2
Lots of brandy butter and toffee cream :T
3 very fancy cheeses reduced to 10p each
Bog standard cheddars 10p (will give these to my Mum. I like a lot of flavour in mine!)
A couple of whoopsies 90% off. Literally only 2 though, cooked meat and a finest meal for 2.
A few 1p jar grippers to pass on to parents, in laws and grandparents.
I think that was it. Very happy with my little trip.
Only thing I actually lack a stock of prior to this evening was cheese.
I'm well chuffed
I feel hungry after reading all this yummy list:(:(:(0 -
Have a lovely day!I'm off to bed now as I need an early start to the day, shopping first then The Visit. I'm feeling nervous, wobbly tummy (oooops forgot it wobbles anyway).
I hope theres a glitch tomorrow so you can all head out and fill yer boots.
Night night, see you tomorrowI made a mistake once, believeing people on the internet were my virtual friends. It won't be a mistake that I make again!0 -
JodieMasonMummy wrote: »Do you have any pics of her things? Is it for family/friends?
How much is it costing her to make? etc
I assume the cake is for a friend or a work colleague- she is brill - she normally does real novelty stuff.
I say "THANKS" to posts that make me smile - Oh and really good glitches.:j
Good things come to those who wait:A Bad things come on express delivery:(0 -
Black box smints found in m@rtl5h@m he@th.
YAY :T
Fantastic!!!!!
Oh and more importantly....
Welcome to our little ray of Sunshine :T
What a pretty, perfect little gift from above.
So happy you are both well.
Congratulations girl. You did good!:A Every moment is a gift. That's why we call it the present.!:A
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Clipstrip_Bargains wrote: »I assume the cake is for a friend or a work colleague- she is brill - she normally does real novelty stuff.
love the flower/ladybird/bee cake
The mind is like a parachute. It doesn't work unless it's open0 -
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Seems Andreavinne and I have become conjoined on the list - can't be twins as I am old enough to be her mum
counting the ish:p
You're not conjoined in my word document......No Buying Unnecessary Toiletries 2023
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