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purdita

Auntycaz wrote: »

Hope it didnt hurt the dog

I can assure you all that no animals were harmed during the course of "undercover ops" leading up to the divorce.......and the dog came with me :rotfl:

Fudge_Cake_2

Awww pants! You gasbagging again?! :eek::pHow on earth am I gonna catch up....answer is I'm more than likely not gonna doh!

Definitely no teddies in my local Still about 4 trays of Honeycomb TCO's. I had a little giggle to myself, 4 full trays of TCO's SEL £2.75 next to the Finest valentines hearts reduced to 50p on SEL with only 2 beat up packs left!:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:1p choc vs 50p choc!

Also I scanned the Jelly babies and they're scanning at £1.48 in my local despite still being £2.02 online so no DTD there. Also £1.48 on SEL.
There was about 50 x 4pts milk in A's priced at 19p each! :eek: I don't need anymore milk but the sheer scale of it was quite shocking! T's whoopsies not too bad...ISB Hot Cross buns 25p (but still going through at bogof) and they're LOVELY JUBBLY too :TVarious fruit and veg at 85% reduction. Total = £2.07 - £2.06 wombled JTD = 1p to pay! :j:D:p:rotfl:

Nothing much in M's just a white cabbage for 19p

Dinner was a stew made with 10p whoospied lean diced lamb, whoopsied root veg bag (carrot, parsnip, sweet+onion) and whoopsied king edwards. Left in the slow cooker all day filling the house with the most delicious smell and served up with 5p french stick and homemade butter :T:T Awww won't I make a good housewife one day?! :rotfl:

Still gutted my Thorntons aren't coming! Come on T's it's high time for a glitch! :beer:

tricia89

jagbeth1 wrote: »

Good Evening

tricia89 if I am right about which town I think you live in the Sainsburys out behind the hospital now have a wire basket near the tills which is labelled up for the local foodbank. So if you are out that way you could leave it there or google foodbank and your town as they have a number of collection points in the town as well

Regards
Jagbeth1

how do you know where i live :O :O :O
lol

calmspirit

why do I feel sorry for that choc bear every time I see the photo???

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:it's quite upsetting.........think I need to up my dosage!

celebrate

just making a cuppa and 3 pages to catch up on:eek: hold on while i quickly work backwards:D

anyone really concious now of whether they thank tricia's posts or not?:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

purdita wrote: »

Sorry to hear things aren't so great again Celebrate. I though things were better lately.
It must be something in the air....Sending you Amy and Brand8 *hugs*

ah thanks but i'm fine-i'm learning to try and chill and hopefully he will see he is the one missing out,

love your story of the toothbrush, tip might come in handy , only problem is i haven't got a dog and I might get arrested for trying to stick a toothbrush up a random dog's backside in the park??

frequent wrote: »

maybe some use for your o/h after all

i'm desperate for persil .............ok maybe not that desperate :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

QPR10 wrote: »

Someone did they said you should be bringing them at night while they are small It was also said a hubby said its ok if they aren't at ground level

thanks for the responses
its cold but not snowing yet here, they are just above ground level so might risk leaving them out, will reassess tomorrow

tricia89

calmspirit wrote: »

I dont think you need to worry hun

well i hope not because i started singing the tetris tune down the phone to him before he told me this lol

altojack

HopePray wrote: »

How strange, I have tried quoting your last post about 10 times and couldnt do it???
Your local children and famlies social work office should take them or Action for Children. Lots of famlies look for food parels every week and they are made up of basics.

Having read your post you have made me realise that perhaps I have more than enough in my cupboards and could withstand off loading some to these organisations.
Yes, even some of my chocolate could go, and some Dove items that I still have loads of.

Fudge_Cake_2

Price checks are in

ETA: I've tried to copy and paste my results, how do you get them in a little concise form please?

bensonsmum

HopePray wrote: »

You wouldnt sit here with any doors open just now, not with all this snow about : )
I dont have tropical moments, I dont have hot flushes either, instead I have an imp in my belly lighting boxes of matches. :mad::mad:

Im in sunny north Devon and still have bedroom door open, i presume your up north somewhere? is the snow laying now then? i love the snow but where im working at the moment it would be a nightmare as the drive is so steep i would never get in or out .

tessietwo

SaverSavvy123 wrote: »

Hi Everyone, managed to catch up early today:j

Can anyone help, my DS is off to London tomorrow and needs to get from Victoria Coach station to Stephen Street just off Oxford Street. Which tube/stop does he need? Is he better getting a day ticket if so does anyone know which one/how much?

Sorry for all the questions he has left it to the last minute and is now panicking that he is not sure what he has to do. TIA

Hi SaverSavvy123

Not sure if this has been answered?
If you log onto Transport for London Site - choose Journey Planner and there is a section Travelling To and From. Pop postcode in each section and it will give you bus route/s or/and tube route/s to get from a to b. You can also refine your search for times and just choosing buses or tube etc.

Quite miffed with the Express. Didnt get a chance to log on this morning or during day - bought an Express on way home from work and no voucher just an ad :mad: Next time I shall look before I buy.....didn't even want the blooming paper and no shops near by to pick up the bunny choc either
Truffles came today from Thortons