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Gemini_Jes

fourp wrote: »

2 more have played within seconds of one another - Zoso and his mother but they didn't knock you off the top .

I don't expect to be there for long but it's nice to be top for a while...:rotfl::rotfl:

Good shot for Murray there...:)

Snap-ant

I've just discovered Millie Johnson books, was at the Vets & they have a 30p book table for Donkey rescue.

Loved - A Spring Affair - so I've bought another 5 different titles from eBay & they have arrived :T Off to run a very very very hot bath

madmuppet5

Snap-ant wrote: »

Totally agree. Always walk my way around London. I think it's quicker as most places aren't that far apart.
Waterloo - across Hungerford bridge, into Trafalgar Square, National Gallery, turn left into Shaftsbury Ave, Piccadilly, Regent St, Oxford St, Old Bond St, Green Park, Harrods, Museums

Mad used to work in Waterloo. I loved the walks along the South Bank :j

lookinforabargain

Gemini_Jes wrote: »

I don't expect to be there for long but it's nice to be top for a while...:rotfl::rotfl:

Good shot for Murray there...:)

Loving the tennis this morning Just hope Murray can keep it going.

I'm lending my support to him by having a piece an' square sausage, a bottle of Irn Bru and waving my Scotland flag! :D :rotfl: :rotfl:

madmuppet5

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Loving the tennis this morning Just hope Murray can keep it going.

I'm lending my support to him by having a piece an' square sausage, a bottle of Irn Bru and waving my Scotland flag! :D :rotfl: :rotfl:

I'm listening to the tennis and watching the cricket

nikkilala_2

Westvleteren wrote: »

I do Clock up at least six miles a day whatever the weather. Best holiday I had was in the Lakes - just walked and walked...then stumbled across a pub

You are so good, I don't even know how far 6 miles is:eek:Off to sort out the pedometer;)

GlassPig wrote: »

Morning everyone.Can anyone remember what the b/c was for the Sarah Smith wipes?I saw some in a T's on wed and didn't really think to check them but it's my mums local so can get her to check.Is it worth it or have the prices changed?:o


Thanks

Not sure if they still work but would think they would if you can find them, the barcode ends 500782.

Totally O/T, I left some geraniums in a raised bed at the end of the summer because they were so lovely and still flowering and just walked past them and realised their flowering! Never done it before we must have really have a mild winter here.

Minnie-the-Minx_2

Originally post by georges_mummy: "Sorry if it has already been posted but I found a Nivea 'feel festive' gift pack B/C 6824 in toiletries aisle today Sel £5 scanned at £1.25 Contains mini deo, mini moisturiser, mini shower cream and lip salve."

I bought a few of these this morning at £1.25 and they are well worth getting at that price.

They contain this full-size (very nice) lip balm:

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=268156376

which normally costs £1.50 so you are getting that cheaper than usual with a free gift of a small anti-perspirant deodorant, shower cream and moisturising cream.

lookinforabargain

Just seen on the Cillit Bang FB page that the refills are now available to buy for the dispensers that they were giving away a few weeks back, £7.99 for 3 :eek:

Think I'll be removing the lid off this one as well and refilling it myself! :rotfl:

Westvleteren

NKLK wrote: »

It's called a turbo trainer

And look like this:

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/tacx-sirius-folding-cycle-trainer/

2nd set for Murray Leads 2 sets to 1

BigChrisC

madmuppet5 wrote: »

Mad used to work in Waterloo. I loved the walks along the South Bank :j

Much nicer than getting the tube!!:)