11+ Elite Coupon-Crazy Glitching Mega-Bargainhunters. Part II

Heatherlea

I must now force myself to do some gardening, although it's really cold and rather breezy. It's green waste recycling collection day tomorrow and I do want to fill the bin up. I'm going to cut all my daffodils right down to two or three inches as they've finished flowering. I know you shouldn't really do this, but I've been doing this to them for 10 years and they've all multiplied and have lots of flowers on.

izzeyb

elsie1969 wrote: »

:wave: Hello again everyone - those from the original 11+, those who have joined since, and those 'lurkerss'! I know you are out there because I came back and have been one for about 2 weeks now.....
I am on the 'list' as I have seen it quoted as, but haven't been around for personal reasons.... I was on and off here before because of issues I just wasn't able to deal with, but lets just hope all that is now at an end now the person I blame for it all is out of both my and my sons life, hopefully for good!!!! Yes it makes me but I think life can't go anywhere but up now!

Times have been rough, money has been tight, and I have been glad to get some help from you lot on here, and I want to thank you all for that.... and now I have signed in, I better start hitting that 'thanks' button again!

I noticed someone last night mention and ask about the £5 meal range, I used to get them deals quite often, but I haven't seen any for quite some time..... Anyway, the recipes are on Mr T.s RealFood page.... along with details of the 'new' Value Range..... thought i'd make my appearance and post the link as I haven't seen anyone else put it on.....

http://www.tescorealfood.com/our-food/tesco-value-range.html

Hope everyone is having a good day, whatever issues you may be dealing with.... for me, everything is getting better very slowly and one day at a time...... I need to now kick myself up the back side and start posting on here again!

Welcome back Elsie, hope you and your gorgeous Cookie cat are well.

Christmasshopper

I'm going to have a go at making the mushy pea curry. But, shhhhhh don't tell my family, they think they don't like mushy peas.

Bookworm63

DODO wrote: »

Think the valentine/ mums day box of 5 decorated chocolate hearts is scanning at 1p as all boxes disappeared overnight! ( long slim box think someone posted a piccie on here the other day) SEL of either 2 pound or 50p

Go get em if you know where any are....

Afternoon all

I scanned these today and they are 50p

FloFlo

French_Knickers wrote: »

Yep doc had a real good listen to my lungs and said they were clear and sent me for an xray to confirm.

I can imagine the smoking causing some residual damage, just seems odd that it now rears its head 7 years after I quit. Assuming thats what it is of course.

From what I understand the lungs are an organ that doesn't heal itself i.e once tissue is damaged it doesn't regenerate. This was what my father in law was told when he was diagnosed with emphysema, that stopping smoking wouldnt undo the damage done but stopping would stop any further damage. But he was a very heavy smoker from teens until diagnosed in his mid 40s.

missy.moo_3

tweets wrote: »

Help please ?

I have been scrolling back looking for the link to the maze and can't find it.

Will someone please help me find it ?

I am wondering if that's the link Foxy deleted.

west_is_best wrote: »

me too pleaseeeeeeeeeee..... xx

Only just seen these, sorry! Double checked the post was still there because I don't like being in trouble!! It is so here you go...

http://www.maniacworld.com/maze_game.htm

BEAR

been a non smoker for a whole year ...YAY ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

just wantde to tell someone lol

purdita

Heatherlea wrote: »

I must now force myself to do some gardening, although it's really cold and rather breezy. It's green waste recycling collection day tomorrow and I do want to fill the bin up. I'm going to cut all my daffodils right down to two or three inches as they've finished flowering. I know you shouldn't really do this, but I've been doing this to them for 10 years and they've all multiplied and have lots of flowers on.

I planted some in tubs out the front which have finished flowering but the leaves haven't started to die back yet. I want to put some pansies in which I got for 60p a tray in T's on Saturday but was reluctant to do it in case I stopped the daffs flowering next year.
Would it be better to lift them out, dry them off and store in the shed to plant in the autumn or should I do the same as Heatherlea? Any advice appreciated TIA

frequent

Was going to ask for advice on my car problems, having second thoughts.

Landyzone.co.uk take no prisoners

Kizzeh "Freelander 1 Things to do to a 'new' 2nd hand freelander?"

Storm "Burn it"

aau1

I forgot to mention this earlier

boxes of Thortons Melts (Praline, not Caramel) SEL £2.00, scans at £1.00

I'm waiting until they are 1p ;-)