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:think: family trees are very hard
How far back have people that are doing them got?
I hope really far so it gives me more determination to carry on with mine
Also, is it okay that i do my family tree with my dad that brought me up and not my real dad or is it just down to choice?
Firstly number one rule its not so much how far you get back its being sure that everything is 100 % accurate.
Why not do both ? Just keep all the info separate0 -
Has anyone bought the Lenor thats £1.68 in a target shop against asda as they dont seem to have a 42 wash on their site so is it an n/a? Hav ebeen keeping these seperate up till now!:xmassmile**New** Thrifty Gifty Money Making for Christmas and all occasions 2012**:xmassmileMember No. 11 of Happy Chappy's Clip Strip Club!
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From a shop that I thought 'nothing' would compare so quite surprised at the pizza. HTH
1 x TESCO DEEP CRUSTBBQ CHICKEN PIZZA 453G 2.00 1.00 (A)0 -
savingbabs wrote: »I've just got back from town and parked at M - you get your £1 back in store. The wine was still on offer £2.99 or 2 for £5.
Did the OP definitely get the correct one at A?
lol...i actually just checked to make sure before I posted...but yes...got the right oens as theyre the same as the ones I got on Tuesday which compared....First Cape Cafe Collection sparkling rose..... but they didnt compare for me last night.
Still catching up so not sure if anyone else has had it happen!hoping for a very MSE Ts glitching 2012!0 -
Firstly number one rule its not so much how far you get back its being sure that everything is 100 % accurate.
Why not do both ? Just keep all the info separate
just speaking to my real dads cousin and hes done the fmaily tree for that name back to 1840.
he just said you have to pay £9 something for each certificate for each person so £30 per person :O
family trees are pretty expensive to do then arent they?You can't make someone love you. All you can do is
stalk them & hope they panic & give in
God created men first, cause you always makes a rough draft before a masterpiece!0 -
robstersgirl wrote: »Just decided I fancy a massive roast dinner as its raining, any tips for pp bargains? :rotfl:
Mmm, I have roast potatoes, swede, carrots, green beans, broccoli and pork loins cooking. It smells lovely.:)N1LDA0 -
RootedNomad wrote: »I switched from Clarks a couple of years ago because the prices shot up, the quality didn't seem as good but mostly because the styles were so awful and every single style had a velcro fastening, no buckles.
Get ours from M & S now, both boys and girls. They are about half the cost of Clarks, last very well, and usually there is a 3 for 2 offer on at some point. Much easier to take back if anything does go wrong. They don't do the same choice of width fittings as Clarks but for my kids they fit well - you would need to try them on in store, have you got one near you?jemmah1983 wrote: »I get my little ones in clarks. Depending how little yours is the doodles have been good and wide. I got some trainers and shoes the other week in the sale for £13 for both. Pretty good sale when you think they are normally £24 each, also the other option is start rite.
Thanks guys, shall check out M&S over the weekend and see what they are like. Our store isn't that big, but least I'd be able to try them size wise and could always order online if needs be
DD and I just had a nice little nap there, this early morning glitching doesn't half take it out of you:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
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just speaking to my real dads cousin and hes done the fmaily tree for that name back to 1840.
he just said you have to pay £9 something for each certificate for each person so £30 per person :O
family trees are pretty expensive to do then arent they?
They are its a lot cheaper & easier than it used to be once you've estabilshed someone being alive in 1911 you can often get round that. Be happy to check that tree for you or help you anytime you want.
My inbox is full again I'll try & clear some space I still havent caught up with the people who tried to pm me last night when it was full0 -
Anyone got any good bargains on loo roll?
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