Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+ Xmas/NY (Incorporating HC's Glitch & B1tch Pub)

zippydooda

jumblejack wrote: »

new 1p item on clip strip:

black packs of smints. Sugar free!!

Bc 7405

looks like the pack on this advert:



and i found it all by myself!!! Go me:t

was it on click strip: sorry alreadt answered

izzeyb

Is_AWOL wrote: »

Katie


Garfield

Tess

Do I win cutest cat award?

aawwwwww, how gorgeous all they all

lutzi1

wirehair wrote: »

They are Bichon frise they are a lovely breed , but the coats are very hard to look after .:)

We too have a Bichon, our naughty dog. We've only ever had big dogs before and I wasn't convinced, but our daughter had fallen in love with him and we took him on. He is a little dog with a VERY big personality, and he rules the roost over our two black labs, no question. He has a fantastic sense of humour, just wants your company and is quite happy just to snuggle down next to you. He is never happier than when he is scruffy (fits under the 4x4 and accumulates oil stains on a regular basis - reverse dalmation!) but he makes us laugh so much and we would not now be without him. He originally went to a London family who just shut him in a cage all the time and then wondered why he was upset and returned him to the breeder! I am used to labs but |I have never known such a sociable breed as this one! V cruel.

PS ours is much more scruffy than the one above - we have a teddy bear cut (bigger lamb, less bouffant) and I prefer that unless you are showing, in which case you will be a slave to the hairbrush!

Bootsalebargains

Picture of my tree. Getting a bit of a mess after 4 weeks of our little girl puting baubles on and off

purdita

Scarlini wrote: »

Yes, but it's taken me a few years to collect it all because I bought it rtc.:rotfl:

So have I!!
I always used to have a real tree, but a garden centre place was changing hands a couple of years ago and they sold off all the old stock at stupid prices. I got the tree for a couple of quid reduced from £80 and all the lovely sequinned decorations etc. for 20p each reduced from around £4!!!
I've just added a few chains and gold balls which I've picked up cheap here and there.

When the kids were small we used to make tree decorations out of salt dough then bake and paint them. We had sheep with wool made from dough squeezed through a garlic press, snowmen and Xmas trees. To be honest these were the nicest trees we ever had.

auto.armadillo

3Dogs wrote: »

No, but Garfield did



Now that lot look like hard work :eek: :eek:

Especially as Kai decided she didn't want to feed them again when they were 10 days old so we had to bottle feed all of them every 2 hrs:eek:

lucylou

Since you have all posted all the lovely pets pictures here's mine

:beer:

debsjc

Wool27 wrote: »

For dinner tonight, we are having scottish salmon fillets, lightly steamed in homemade butter. With a leeks, 5p, carrots 20p for the huge bag, sprouts, frozen leftovers from christmas dinner and finest mash in buttermilk, whoopsied 35p.

Kids back at school tomorrow so i haventaken the step of refusing to buy carton drinks and have done em all squash in a flask. So heres to saving money and day 1 of myself and OH not smoking.

Good luck with giving up smoking.

Did the butter making go ok, and taste nice?

zippydooda

zippydooda wrote: »

pg tea bags 280 for £3.14 also possible £1 off on facebook= £2.14
found on hukd http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/pg-tips-280-teabags-3-14-36p-per-100g-tesco-1107742
i can not see offer online so will report back later (after i done a little bit of printing)

[EMAIL="bl@@dy"]bl@@dy[/EMAIL] hell back now, you could have told me they were shut:o:o

auto.armadillo

Is_AWOL wrote: »

Katie


Garfield

Tess

Do I win cutest cat award?

they all win lol they are all gorgeous can I please have Garfield?:A