Non-coupon related Drivel Thread 7

poundsinbucks

idlesaver wrote: »

BTW its 10.30pm Jeff if I am not wrong...:o

Morning all...:)

Plus it is tomorrow:

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quoia

chattmum wrote: »

Oh and meant to say went to staples yesterday to get the 4 items for £5 bags and also found they are selling off 20 sleeve photo wallets for 50p each it's ideal to keep my mocs in and as its photo size doesn't take up too much room. Also they had A5 zip lock pouches for 29p to keep your wombles and mocs in at home although some of you prob need boxes for all your wombles lol

More like a WHEELBARROW :eek: :j :rotfl:

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quoia wrote: »

More like a WHEELBARROW :eek: :j :rotfl:

You don't need a wheelbarrow for about £50 worth of wombles quoia. I think I have beaten you this month;)

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From Elite thread, thanks to Call of Trouty

adoreholidays

Afternoon everyone:)

I am sure there going to be non of the Blue stuff left for you to bring home Blue:D:D:D:rotfl:hope weather picks up for you.

Chatmum how annoying to feel trapped in your home, have you play paint at home how about doing potato paint prints with the kids can be fun depends on age of children and whether you want a mess:D:D:D:rotfl: or a treasure hunt round the house where clues can be easier or harder depending on age at parties we would cut out ie eggs/chicks if easter pumpkins/ghosts if halloween get the idea hide them all over the house kids loved trying to find them, beware thou if you don't want everything pulled out your wardrobes and drawers limit it to certain rooms;):rotfl:

adoreholidays

http://www.zavvi.com/electronics/memory.list

Does anyone have any knowledge of these and what they are used for as I know my sons use similar but don't understand the differences and if they any good.

I have got loads of £2 e-voucher For Zavvi & IWOOT that will run out 30th but will need to do them by tomorrow as out all day Fri. was going to get the thorntons lollies at £1.99 but won't accept the code have to be above the amount cant use 2 codes together so don't really want to be spending money on something don't really want in the first place IYSWIM

adoreholidays

http://www.iwantoneofthose.com/gift-home-office/satin-bridemaids-hearts/10427257.html

PM come across these and thought of you:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

adoreholidays

this weeks weekly BP offer is the snickers duo for 20p expires 2nd July

Dr.Who-Who

adoreholidays wrote: »

potato paint prints with the kids or a treasure hunt round the house :rotfl:

Potato paint prints oh I remember that when I was at primary school:D:D

How about scrabble or monopoly or playing cards.

Scrabbles are good for them - keeps their mind working set the limit to minimum 3 to 4 letter words for the young ones this will help them with their spelling.

Monopoly - counting:D buy, buy, buy then bankcrupt!:rotfl:

Gambling :rotfl:Black jack & gin rummy for the older kids - you will find that they will concentrate really really hard. Especially when you play dead gin.

adoreholidays

Dr.Who-Who wrote: »

Potato paint prints oh I remember that when I was at primary school:D:D

How about scrabble or monopoly or playing cards.

Scrabbles are good for them - keeps their mind working set the limit to minimum 3 to 4 letter words for the young ones this will help them with their spelling.

Monopoly - counting:D buy, buy, buy then bankcrupt!:rotfl:

Gambling :rotfl:Black jack & gin rummy for the older kids - you will find that they will concentrate really really hard. Especially when you play dead gin.

Good ideas doc and can make the playing cards more fun by gambling with sweets/smarties or pennies oh we are a bad influence:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

important thing CM is make it different to things you do at a weekend so less likely to get bored