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What is your charity shop bargain of the week?
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Me and my lovely sis had a giggle about Lynx. Apparently, there was something on Facebook about it.
But gifted -and appreciated.
So, today I started my Christmas 2018 shopping:
a lovely striped long sleeved Burton shirt £1.00 Air Ambulance.
Checked collar, cuffs & armholes and passed the test.
In the laundry bin.0 -
Biography of some footballer. 75p, BHF. Almost new hardback. Will do for late christmas present for someone.A kind word lasts a minute, a skelped erse is sair for a day.0
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Yesterday we had a little wander around the shops in the bigger town near us, I got a Crew Clothing rugby shirt for DH for 99p and a hand knitted in Nepal 100% wool jumper for me for 99p, it is one of those oversized hippy-ish jumpers. I am definitely a hippy at heart and am thrilled with it.
These were both in the Oxfam everything £1.99 shop which was having a half price sale, I think this may be some sort of outlet so I may have saved my jumper from a terrible fate.Debt Free and now a saver, conscious consumer, low waste lifestyler
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BNWT little black dress from M&S. £6. This is the last of my spending on clothes in 2017 as I am going on a no clothes spending diet in 2018 so really pleased to go out on a high. I have found that when I donate clothes to the CS nine times out of ten they are things I have bought from there rather than ones I bought from ordinary shops. Think it tells me I must be more discriminating and not just buy because cheap/good labels.All that clutter used to be money0
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Sayschezza wrote: »BNWT little black dress from M&S. £6. This is the last of my spending on clothes in 2017 as I am going on a no clothes spending diet in 2018 so really pleased to go out on a high. I have found that when I donate clothes to the CS nine times out of ten they are things I have bought from there rather than ones I bought from ordinary shops. Think it tells me I must be more discriminating and not just buy because cheap/good labels.
It's easier to part with something that only cost you £1 rather than £30!I haven't bogged off yet, and I ain't no babe
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hello happy new year to everyone xx
i got a lovely jo hope dress in cr £3 today navy blue..lovely and a bnwt mothball vintage maxi skirt says £18 on the label 49p in dr b...its got yards of fabric in it
stay warm tonight....showing my age there xxxonwards and upwards0 -
My favourite shop (Air Ambulance) is re-opening tomorrow with all new stock so will be having a good browse in there.0
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Whilst tidying/decluttering over Twixtmas, I found a couple of old style £5 notes so I nipped out to the bank this morning to get them changed. I called into the Blue Cross CS next to the bank and treated myself to a brand new, still sealed in box, electric pie maker for £2. I recall there was a thread about pie makers here about a year ago, and several people seemed to really like them. I’m drawn to the fact you can cook a couple of pies in less than 10 minutes (Mister CJ loves a pie, and there’s just the two of us at home these days).
I’m slightly disappointed that the pies it makes look quite small - there doesn’t seem room for an overly-generous filling - but I shall give it a whirl this week. Still pleased for just two quid though!0 -
Love the term Twixtmas CJ - really apt for the days between Christmas and New Year.Small victories - sometimes they are all you can hope for but sometimes they are all you need - be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle0
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