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What's your non OS guilty secret?
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school shoes for me too. So important to have them properly fitted. And I'd go without quite a few things to have a holiday.0
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briquettes for my smoker, and the meat to go in it, the results after a days smoking fills my freezer with goodies for months,It's all staring us in the face...we just can't see it!!!:T:rotfl:0
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Getting my eyebrows waxed at my beauticians, I feel far more confident after vs me armed with tweezers!
Good quality make-up - lasts longer and is generally just so much better!
Free range eggs are a must
And once a year a bottle of Clarins tonic shower gel as a treat! is £17 but worth it!
Also agree, hate paying for car stuff - even petrol seems a chore!I love food, hate waste and have a penchant for sparkly things ::D
Trying to find a work life balance...:rotfl:0 -
Fresh fruit, eggs for eating (as opposed to used in baking), meat/fish, perfume and moisturiser!
ETA: and hair conditioner and sunscreen.0 -
Decent coffee. We use 2bricks of Lavazza a week. Can't stand cheap coffee would rarher go without.GC July 345/325Aug GC 297.50/300:money: GC Sept £251/300
GC Oct 235/275 Nov GC £72/250
NSD 5/30:D
My month runs 22nd -22nd:cool:0 -
Free-range eggs ,organic butter definitely and organic fruit and veg -most of the time.I only buy toiletries that haven't been tested on animals.0
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kittendothroar wrote: »Getting my eyebrows waxed at my beauticians, I feel far more confident after vs me armed with tweezers!
I used to pay £7 to get mine waxed at my local beautician and resented parting with the money but hated the alternative! They closed down :eek: and it was the only decent one in my town - I spent a little time researching and bought my own waxing set from Argos for just over £40 and have been doing them ever since - I have used it 20+ times and theres still over half the wax left.
Worked out SOOO much cheaper plus easier to do as I can do it whenever I want :T Not sure if it would work for you but thought I'd let you know.0 -
Mines Freerange Eggs from a local farm< these chickens run about free on fields (real freerange
) and holidays, I like one a year now the kids do their own stuff. I OS scrimp and save all year for that
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Just wondering what all you OSer's find is the one non OS item/habit you just can't give up.
For me it's kitchen (and toilet) cleaning wipes.I hate having to use a cloth or sponge on my surfaces, I think they trap too many germs.
A waist is a terrible thing to mind.0 -
Magazines are a bad one for me. And I buy a lot of books but try to look at them in the library and then buy from charity shops or used on ebay or amazon.
I do love my magazines! I got all excited when Land Love and Landscape started up. Beautiful! I also get an Amish magazine from America, Country Living, a gardening magazine, a baking magazine, a cross stitching magazine, a sewing magazine and Mollie Makes. Bit of an addiction really!0
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