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littleladybug

tricia89 wrote: »

what happened with thortons anyways i didnt see anything about it?
also yay my years supply is now showing as redeemed

A glitch on the system yesterday. Got charged £13.95 for 2 lots of flowers worth nearly £100! They have now been delivered. Spoke to bank who said nothing showing on my account and that they can't take more than I agreed to pay yesterday but stil nervous about opening them :eek:

tricia89

lindos90 wrote: »

Well I received my 'personalised vouchers' from Mr T today..

50p off Philadelphia (Buy loads when its half price:o, then a couple free with FB coupon!)
£1 Fairy (Fairy SSM vouchers:o)
50p off flash (remember the 25p wipes?)
£5 home cook and dine (1p Leaf trays and 24p coaters?:o)
25 extra points when I buy breakfast cereal (Honey Shreddies!!:o)

...and my personal favourite..

25 points when I spend £1 or more on soup! (campbells anyone?!;)) lol

Ive obviously been using my club card when making my 'purchases' over the last few months. Im much wiser now and would not do it, and as I dont do my 'main' shopping at Mr Ts, its brought all my 'bargain' hunting purchases to the top, when the computer was deciding which vouchers to send me!

why does everyone have an obsession with cambells on here i dont get it ?

kandfs_mam

mharzuk wrote: »

Not read back yet so sorry if its already been reported by others but wanted to share the news.

Got some nice love2shop vouchers from ssm delivered just now :j

I got a £10 today - hoping that the £25 & £50 are to follow soon

tricia89

littleladybug wrote: »

A glitch on the system yesterday. Got charged £13.95 for 2 lots of flowers worth nearly £100! They have now been delivered. Spoke to bank who said nothing showing on my account and that they can't take more than I agreed to pay yesterday but stil nervous about opening them :eek:

oh i thought theyjust sold chocolate lol

cool hope they're nice

freddiesmum09

tricia89 wrote: »

have a nice day with your LO freddiesmum
maybe your OH how selfish it is to promise a child something and not be able to do it because of a stupid hangover and feel really bad about it
mabe itll be done when you get home

Thanks ladies I will...
I hope it will be, am also hoping he will actually go and buy me some flowers or do something just to say 'sorry'
I have left the flat in a disgusting state, all our breakfast stuff needs washing up and have left everything DS has got out, out. LOL.
DS is currentley sat on a pretend phone to 'mr pickles?!' drinking my water with a spoon..kids, you gotta love em! :rotfl:

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

i am :mad::mad::mad: for you

Feel free to moan as much as you like!

Do something in the house with DS that makes loads of noise :rotfl::rotfl: Hangover is his own fault and you shouldnt have any sympathy for him!

In future, if he makes a mess again like he did last night, DO NOT CLEAN IT YOURSELF. Leave it for him to do. Hangover or not. Why should you have to do it???

xx

Maybe will turn the hoover on, and leave it on whilst I go out, on the loudest setting, or is that a fire hazard?! lol xx

Curlytop_2

[/He asked if we fully understood the cancer Alan had, i.e. bowel cancer spread to liver and as such incurable,, which we did. He also asked what prognosis we'd been given, and when we said consultant had given a sort of generalisation of 6 months to 2 years, he said that the cancer was very advanced and it would be a matter of months rather than years, which was a bit of a shock. Anyway, they are referring him to Macmillan Community Nursing Team and to another Doctor but we can't remember what that was for so will have to wait and see what that was about

So it was not the best of news but, as a friend of ours always says, it is what it is. We still intend to make the most of the time Alan has left with a holiday in Devon with our 3 dear MSE friends in July to look forward to, and a trip up North to visit family before then, so we will remain strong and positive QUOTE]

3Dogs, what you are building are memories, very good ones I hope, and this is what you will need most in the years ahead.

I lost my husband three years ago this Easter in exactly the same situation. We had two years to create memories the kids will carry with them of their Dad forever I hope. We live in Cornwall (lucky us) and managed day trips out. While we were still able we went off to Lake Garda for a week of sun and silliness, and the children still say that is the best holiday we ever had. Ironic really, as we knew it was probably our last foreign trip.
Enjoy every moment the best you can.

littleladybug

tricia89 wrote: »

oh i thought theyjust sold chocolate lol

cool hope they're nice

They're lovely. One lot are those lovely open red roses, just like I had for my wedding bouquet! Can't believe they charge nearly £100 for the 2 lots though as they're not massive or anything! Very good value for what I paid though - a nice treat

tessietwo

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

my postman is lazy and doesnt get here until lunchtime ish

For those who are recieving your vouchers, are you first wave or second wave of winners? We all seemed to win them at different times

Hi

I was one of the first wave, £10 voucher arrived this morning.
Still waiting for the £25 one and goody bag

Laura_Cello

...just posted on freecycle to see if anyone has spare Kermit codes... might have to add more milk to that £40 spend

might be cooler out there today, but I have realised that we have the whole family on holiday for a week for the first time in over a year! I feel a rousing board game big meal and a walk coming on :T

and fantastic news about the Thorntons orders that were honoured! Well done there!!!

emmlouie

mymerrywidow i might be remembering wrong but was it you that said you worked on the appeals panel for school places? If so do you mind if I ask you a quick question?