Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+

Fudge_Cake_2

I haven't read quickly enough to join in with the chat tonight

Also can't find much to say!

queen of cheap sorry to hear you've had a really stressful day but I'm very pleased to hear your Dad's ok

Sending hugs to everyone else that's feeling less than perfect. Off to catch up again

Cocobear

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy wrote: »

Cocobear, its the one in the shopping centre. You can walk through from Ts. Its at the end nearest the High Street train station.

The SS tills are on the lower floor and the vitamins are on the 1st floor. I went in on Tuesday and they were out of the cheap vitamins but still had plenty of shots left. I did not check on the Ricola though so they may be an option.

The Boots next to Ts is manned tills only and much smaller. I went in there on Tuesday too but they were out of the cheap vitamins and only had a few shots in.

HTH

Cheers My Dear :-)

Many check it out this weekend if I get a chance x

warpcorechicken

Still 4 packets left in Edinburgh Cxrstxrhxnx store. There are also loads of 235g bags marked at 50p just like the 225g bags but I didn't scan any to check if price 25p too.

The 225g ones are down low on a clip strip Most folks just walking on by thinking they are 50p.

Thanks to whoever spotted this bargain first! Love Haribo :j

3Dogs

Tonight meal was made with whoopsied corn-fed chicken breasts (39p for 2), jacket potatoes and brocolli (whoopsied for coppers) and A Bessies peas/sweetcorn (with coupon) and syn free on s/world

3Dogs

By the way, I gave Mr 3dogs a real good laugh this afternoon when I brought home an Oust Iron cleaning cloth pack 1p I do have an iron, in the back of a kitchen cupboard, but if I tell you that I left my ironing board in our last house when we moved 4 years ago, that will give you an idea of the last time my iron was used and it is probably more like 6 years ago

Looby123

nikkilala wrote: »

Nooo missed it,supposed to be cutting down to pay for DS £52 an hour tutor:eek::eek::eek:

ahhh but how many lessons a week is he having? As long as its only 1 then you're fine...you can offset the cost against your savings from not smoking...and still have enough for a new outfit!! :rotfl:

czerniacha

Looby123 wrote: »

ahhh but how many lessons a week is he having? As long as its only 1 then you're fine...you can offset the cost against your savings from not smoking...and still have enough for a new outfit!! :rotfl:

any new 4p clothing items I missed?! :eek::eek::eek:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

mandycr

SaverSavvy123 wrote: »

You would be amazed at how little financial knowledge most teenagers have, most dont realise that they are going to pay tax when they start earning money, I know its my job!! I would suggest that he is old enough to be shown the family budget most dont realise how much th household expenditure is, maybe your son does, most dont. He is very priviliged to receive the amount that he does. My 17 yr old son does not get as much from me, he is doing A levels and has had part time jobs since 14 to help support himself. Not because we cant afford it but to help him understand the value of money. It must have helped as this year he got a new job after school working in a driving school as he knew he would want lessons - now he is 17 he gets them half price:T. At one point when he finished his GCSE's he had 3 jobs on the go through the summer. He likes having money in his pocket and realises he has to work for it. Better yet he has just applied for his CC and it has come today as he wants to get wombling and earning points:rotfl:

to be fair i do tell him what things cost and he has an idea of what we receive each week, my son only gets what most of the other kids around here get, he works hard in school and is currently studying for his gcse's, i wouldnt want him working at the age of 15 neither just simply because i want him to study and still have a life with his mates while he can.. when he was younger he was bullied a lot due to being over weight he has now slimmed down and has a whole new group of friends which he never had before so it is important to me to keep him in the clothes that he wears now kids nowadays can be very hurtfull the last thing i want is for him to bullied yet again because he doesnt have the same gear as others.... what i was tryin to say is he may not want anything to do with his father but that extra money i have been receiving will be usefull in one or another whether it be to top up his blackberry or use towards lunch money whilst at school and college, he is just determined that we dont want/need it because it comes from him iyswim

Clipstrip_Bargains

Is it on possibly next wed? Cause if so boooo as I think I'm correct in saying your going to Westway Cross & I would love to meet you both & your Mams

nikkilala wrote: »

Love the Boots timetable, me and my mum have got one too, and I think Qpranger and her mum are joining us:T:T:T



I'll join you on that;)

midwinter

warpcorechicken wrote: »

Still 4 packets left in Edinburgh Cxrstxrhxnx store. There are also loads of 235g bags marked at 50p just like the 225g bags but I didn't scan any to check if price 25p too.

The 225g ones are down low on a clip strip Most folks just walking on by thinking they are 50p.

Thanks to whoever spotted this bargain first! Love Haribo :j

Bags of Christmas Mr Men/Miss gummies are also on RTC to 25p.

Would imagine they are very similar to Haribo.