Non-coupon related Drivel Thread 7

myrtleturtle

add to that
fairy platinum £1.50
pampers £1

myrtleturtle wrote: »

memories aweful who was it that was using Iams coupons?
won't be printing the below myself;)
Duracell
Febreze car freshener
Febreze egyptian mystique
Febreze caribbean paradise
Febreze thai orchid
Gillette Venus
Head & Shoulders itchy
Iams
Olay Touch of Foundation
Olay Total Effects
Oral B Precision refills
Tampax

myrtleturtle

nearly forgot
i got an unexpected DTD today

went to get herbal essences tously me 400ml as still £1.66 in T's ( 50p coupon SSM)
but is scanned at £3.32
turns out barcode on SEL was different to that on the bottle
worth keeping an eye on

FREE SHAMPOO FOR ME :j:j

Pantene 500ml was £4.49 BOGOF
Ski yogurts 75p

all in all £45.79 for £15.27 so veeeery happy:D

Best_price

It is madmuppet's niece funeral tomorrow:(

cornishlady

Just been to nearest Mr T 40 mile round trip ,shop having a refit so sections cordoned off ,was going to do 1 small JTD but couldnt find some of the items i needed,then did an ordinary shop managed to get some woopsies,not so good a price as some of you get but Cauli 30p ,salad leaves 15p,carrot batons 15p (can i just freeze these as they are?,finger rolls 30p,
used 2 x 50p off ski yogs so paid 2 x 25p for2x4 yogs ,got 2 x ultra san towel for free(on offer for £1 each had 2 x £1 off)
used 3 dif moc( 40p,50p,50p) on cushele t.rolls which were on offer 9 rolls for£3.75 so paid £2.35 for them.also used 2 moc on fairy plat dishwasher tabs. Also got 3 lenor for £1,top line was just over £80 paid just over £49 not so good as ome of you get but i was well chuffed .No price flops or mags with car shaped coupons .

fungaltendancy

Evening all

Whats all this about carpy weather its been glorious sun here today:cool::cool:

apart from the occasional torrential downpour its been like that for the last few.Do you think the sun picks one side of the border or the other?

fungaltendancy

Best_price wrote: »

It is madmuppet's niece funeral tomorrow:(

Thanks for the reminder BP

HUGS and wises to you and your family tomorrow MAD

Genmod55

adoreholidays wrote: »

Post just arrived:j:beer::j thankyou SND & Genmod:A

You are welcome.

Genmod55

Have been out all day and returned early evening only to find several missed calls from my son. He is on holiday in Spain on a parachuting course. Apparently he did his first jump today and has broken his ankle/foot - he is not sure exactly what as the doctors at the hospital didn't speak any English but he has been plastered from his toes up to his knee!:(

Anyway he has asked me to try and get him home so I have spent all evening trying to organise a flight, eventually got one for Thursday evening as he is not allowed to fly for 48 hours. Although he is 30, I feel so helpless at this end, he has recently ended a relationship and has gone to Spain on his own, is staying in an apartment with no way of getting out even for any food. The hospital haven't even given him any crutches, apparently they didn't have any!

I probably sound rather "dramatic" over just a broken bone but I just don't like to think of him there all on his own without any help.

quoia

Best_price wrote: »

It is madmuppet's niece funeral tomorrow:(

A piece of music that brings me solace at times like this is Gone But Not Forgotten by Rick Wakeman

I play it when I'm sad, when I reminisce about Mum ..... and others

I heard it for the very first time played live by Rick just 2 days after my first, ever so loving, so funny, so loyal and forever present by my side Great Dane sadly had a final visit to my vet at just 8½ years old.

I was on the 3rd row in an intimate concert of his of about 300, just a few feet from his piano and boy did I blub (I'm very close to it now)

It's not a brilliant recording, I'm sure there are plenty of MP3s of it you could download, but it does show the fantastically talented Mr Wakeman at work.

The first 2 minutes and 15 seconds are not really relevant (just Rick story telling like her does between his playing) but the music means a lot and always raises deep emotions

So I offer and dedicate this to all of you and the loved ones you've lost ....

... and especially to MAD and family at this time of sorrow

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AwqvFkCBX0

Genmod55

quoia wrote: »

A piece of music that brings me solace at times like this is Gone But Not Forgotten by Rick Wakeman

I play it when I'm sad, when I reminisce about Mum ..... and others

I heard it for the very first time played live by Rick just 2 days after my first, ever so loving, so funny, so loyal and forever present by my side Great Dane sadly had a final visit to my vet at just 8½ years old.

I was on the 3rd row in an intimate concert of his of about 300, just a few feet from his piano and boy did I blub (I'm very close to it now)

It's not a brilliant recording, I'm sure there are plenty of MP3s of it you could download, but it does show the fantastically talented Mr Wakeman at work.

The first 2 minutes and 15 seconds are not really relevant (just Rick story telling like her does between his playing) but the music means a lot and always raises deep emotions

So I offer and dedicate this to all of you and the loved ones you've lost ....

... and especially to MAD and family at this time of sorrow

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AwqvFkCBX0

That's a beautiful piece of music and I would like to reiterate everyone's messages and also offer my condolences to Mad and his family.