ELITE 11+ "50 shades of tosco" mse gathering of OCD bargain hunters!!

chandlerscroft

wirehair wrote: »

:D
Swap ! :)

Yes please, I will collect , what part of the country are you?

jamsponge

wirehair wrote: »

One of the fox terriers that I used to trim , used to dash up stairs as soon as she got home , jump on the bed and then prance around admiring herself in the dressing table mirror .:)

Some dogs can be almost human. Our dog is frightened of the dark, anyone with a walking stick and mobility scooters. He also doesn't like strangers. He is a very complex dog. If he was human he would have serious mental issues lol. He is the most loving family dog though. We do have to discourage people from stroking him when he is on his daily walk as he just dosen't trust people. We think he was badly treated as a pup by the breeder.

mhoc

cosmic-dust wrote: »

Persil non bio ONLY 85 washes
£8.00 @ Asda
£16.00 @ Sainsbury's


http://groceries.asda.com/asda-estore/search/searchcontainer.jsp?trailSize=1&searchString=persil&domainName=Products&headerVersion=v1&_requestid=110902

http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/groceries/index.jsp

Great find, it works out at under 10p a wash, the optimum figure

izzeyb

Morning all. Pegged the washing out by 7, watered the garden, finished off my ironing pile from last week and chopped up veges for later.

Hubby got 4 numbers on lotto last night and said (he had had a few beers) oh, it wont be much (he was right), whatever it is you can have it. Anyway it is £76 so I am off shortly to buy the £45 shoes I talked myself out of buying yesterday and of course, I will 'need' something to go with the shoes

Will treat him though - he can have rump steak for tea (from the Lidl weekend specials last week) :rotfl:

wirehair

chandlerscroft wrote: »

Yes please, I will collect , what part of the country are you?

South coast , what time can I expect you .:rotfl::rotfl:

rchddap1

Actually managed to get a little bit of sleep last night. Which makes a lovely change. The previous night only managed about 1 - 2 hours and I was almost literally a crying wreck all day.

Getting some more washing done this morning (and dry from the looks of the weather). Perhaps a bit of evil ironing too. And this afternoon its off to family.

fairclaire

rchddap1 wrote: »

Actually managed to get a little bit of sleep last night. Which makes a lovely change. The previous night only managed about 1 - 2 hours and I was almost literally a crying wreck all day.

Getting some more washing done this morning (and dry from the looks of the weather). Perhaps a bit of evil ironing too. And this afternoon its off to family.

Ironing in this heat is a killer! I've been putting mine off all week. I hate it at anytime as it is

chandlerscroft

wirehair wrote: »

South coast , what time can I expect you .:rotfl::rotfl:

It might take me a while, now you said where the sun is, half of Cornwall are coming to find you. :rotfl:Caravans and all.

izzeyb

fairclaire wrote: »

Ironing in this heat is a killer! I've been putting mine off all week. I hate it at anytime as it is

I too hate ironing, mainly hubby's shirts - bring back that awful 'Bry-Nylon' - didn't need ironing.

MrsBartolozzi

Morning everyone.

Just checked my yopmail account to find PPs came in at midnight! No surprises on them, just the usuals. Wombles yielded nada too. Weather is nice here today might even get hot later, so I'm off to the supermarkets early so I can laze about later.

Hope the nice weather reaches the NE this time so Westie and HC get it too.