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doolaalee wrote: »

Hello...
While shopping today a lady who I have never seen in my life before,nudged me and said "moneysavingexpert" ,apparently contents of my trolley made her say this...she went onto tell me more,which has led me here ...the contents of my trolley incase you are wondering included 4 packets of wrights bread flour...so thank you whoever you are because now I understand what you meant
And to everybody else WOW! and hello! what an eye-opener ...

Hello and welcome to the thread doolaalee,

I'm from south wales too,May i ask where abouts you are and your localish store please?
it wasnt me who spoke to you today but its lovely to see another poter from south wales on here. :D

Dizzy_Ditzy

Gemini_Jes wrote: »

Good evening everyone...

Queen of Cheap...Happy birthday, hope your day has been wonderful..:):)

Shopping at Cribbs Causeway today with a friend and we collected our prizes from Hotel chocolate, were only allowed to redeem 1 voucher each but very happy with our free chocolate. Assistant told us that several people have been going in each day to collect prizes and that one woman had won 3 Ostrich Eggs.

Am loving this weather, spent the day at the beach yesterday....BBQ and playing cricket....:D:D

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Thank you :-)

You should have done Cribbs tomorrow....you could have joined in on a little MSE Mini-Meet :j

They were 1 only with me too

HopePray

sorryaboutmywife wrote: »

Silly question, how do you get it out? Use baking parchment to line the tin? Does that need cutting a pice for the base and one for the sides (vague memory of my mum doing this) or can I be lazy and squash/fold it in one piece?

Its worth the extra effort. a circle for the bottom, just draw round the tin base. The sides 1 long or two shorter bits and cut it taller than the tin by a couple or 3 inches, cut little nicks in the bottom so it fits the tin better.
http://www.deliaonline.com/how-to-cook/baking/how-to-line-a-cake-tin.html

fourp

doolaalee wrote: »

Hello...
While shopping today a lady who I have never seen in my life before,nudged me and said "moneysavingexpert" ,apparently contents of my trolley made her say this...she went onto tell me more,which has led me here ...the contents of my trolley incase you are wondering included 4 packets of wrights bread flour...so thank you whoever you are because now I understand what you meant
And to everybody else WOW! and hello! what an eye-opener ...

Hello doolaalee , it could well be one of the pOsters on here !

Stick around , pop in regularly and the contents of your trolley should get bigger whilst getting cheaper .

nahteb20

Evening all, spent all day today trying to catch up from over the weekend, I didnt manage to do a t's shopping day yesterday after so i made a quick trip to get kids lunch stuff and then spent the afternoon in the park

Happy birthday Queen of Cheap xxx Hope you are having a great day xxx

Big big Hugs to Floflo, I cant even imagine what you must be going through at the moment, i know you will find the words that you want to say in your heart. xx Thinking of you xx

QPR10

sorryaboutmywife wrote: »

Lastly for Tessietwo (I think), Clive Bull is back on LBC 7-10pm Easter Sunday then every Sunday after that :T:T:T

It was & me too no one compares to Clive Bull although a bit too early for bedtime.

jamelie

Thank you all so much for your advice re. Rustlers - least I know now what to do. My S didn't have 10 left - £1 each is still a good price for DH who likes that sort of thing

xx

nahteb20

fourp wrote: »

Hello doolaalee , it could well be one of the pisters on here !

Stick around , pop in regularly and the contents of your trolley should get bigger whilst getting cheaper .

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

fourp

nahteb20 wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl:I'm possed .:beer:

FloFlo

Gemini_Jes wrote: »

Good evening everyone...

Queen of Cheap...Happy birthday, hope your day has been wonderful..:):)

Shopping at Cribbs Causeway today with a friend and we collected our prizes from Hotel chocolate, were only allowed to redeem 1 voucher each but very happy with our free chocolate. Assistant told us that several people have been going in each day to collect prizes and that one woman had won 3 Ostrich Eggs.

Am loving this weather, spent the day at the beach yesterday....BBQ and playing cricket....:D:D

Floflo, my heart goes out to you, I am sure you will find inner strength to read a tribute for your Mum. My husband was so upset when his Dad passed away a few years ago but he found the strength to read at the service and said he was so pleased that he did so as it was the last thing he was able to do for his Dad. His Dad was Australian and we arranged for the Australian flag to be draped over his coffin and for 'Waltzing Matilda' (he always played this song on his piano) to be played as the coffin left the church. It brought a smile to people's faces at such a sad occasion.

My mum planned for her funeral and had Danny Boy as one of her songs to be played. She always tormented us by singing this whenever the opportunity arose. We are playing at the end of the service as this will be the one that gets to close family and friends.

I have no idea what is appropriate to say or read, I was just going to thank people for their support and coming to the service. Then say a few words about mum, she was definitely not a hearts and flowers person and it would seem odd to say anything too flowery.