Nice people thread part 5 - nicely does it

Doozergirl

Going out by myself on a Friday night. Dig me! Going to see a comedienne.

lostinrates

Doozergirl wrote: »

Going out by myself on a Friday night. Dig me! Going to see a comedienne.

That sounds fun!

I might get to the supermarket....:rotfl:

Nikkster

lostinrates wrote: »

That sounds fun!

I might get to the supermarket....:rotfl:

I'm going to the supermarket with my parents... followed by a night in with my parents! :beer:

michaels

Substitute kids for parents and that is my life too.

Nikkster wrote: »

I'm going to the supermarket with my parents... followed by a night in with my parents! :beer:

lostinrates

Nikkster wrote: »

I'm going to the supermarket with my parents... followed by a night in with my parents! :beer:

Its fun living with parents as an adult. You get a whole new realtionship with them, so long as you can avoid the thing of reverting to teen behaviour. :rotfl: I had never really lived with my dad since a kid until shortly before we moved out of their house. Its really changed our relationship a lot. Mainly for the better

lostinrates

michaels wrote: »

Substitute kids for parents and that is my life too.

Maybe you and dw should hire a baby sitter and have a night on the town one of these weekends....

michaels

Although today has been quite emotional...which is quite surprising as it all relates to sofas.

I have been p*wned, double p*wned and dep*wned all in the space of about 12 hours. I think I need a lie down.

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/homebase-black-brown-aston-leather-sofas-78-off-including-corner-group-was-1k-now-1187436?page=1

Nikkster

michaels wrote: »

Substitute kids for parents and that is my life too.

You'll be pleased to know that my mum has a purse full of coupons, we'll be hitting just as things should be being reduced down further, and everything else is likely to be on some kind of offer :money:

Nikkster

lostinrates wrote: »

Its fun living with parents as an adult. You get a whole new realtionship with them, so long as you can avoid the thing of reverting to teen behaviour. :rotfl: I had never really lived with my dad since a kid until shortly before we moved out of their house. Its really changed our relationship a lot. Mainly for the better

Yes, it is different to the last time that I properly lived here (before Uni). I have my moments but I don't think I'm the most likely culprit when it comes to teenage strops!! That said I'm very grateful for the board and lodgings, and I love my both my parents dearly :A

lostinrates

Nikkster wrote: »

You'll be pleased to know that my mum has a purse full of coupons, we'll be hitting just as things should be being reduced down further, and everything else is likely to be on some kind of offer :money:

I am going coupon free.

I have got quite profligate now we don't have any money left, what is with that?

I need michaels to come and live with me for a while, get me spending properly and using those wretched cashback sites.

I'll be honest, i cannot even use mysupermarket .com. I just kinda know what is cheaper where, and get caught out when something goes up.

E.g. Our dog food used to be cheapest at asda, by a long way, so made a stop into asda ever few weeks to buy some. Then it went up, and even thou its still a pound cheaper instead i spend, gulp, £9 more on a different food from the farm merchant. I never would have done that two years ago.

I need to do the whole mse thing in a way better than just going without soon, because we used to be bloddy good at saving and its simply not working that way atm.

I blame home ownership.