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Tinyshoes

I'm off out shopping, hoping to come back with a few freebies, from o2 shop something under a tenner and millies cookies both from o2 priority moments. And a USB stick and back to school pack from Staples. :j

May even pop into As, never feel it's worked properly until I have spent my APGs, first hurdle being to print one.

And with just under £500 left over from OHs wages the end of last month thanks to everyone here I may even treat the girls out to lunch. :T

Can't believe just over a year a go we were always hitting our £1000 overdraft limit. What a difference.

Tinyshoes

FloFlo wrote: »

I have tried one today 5 elvive £2.40 and a gel - should know approx 4.15pm

Ooo that's a thought I might try a gel and Alberto as DD2 actually uses the apple one. Could get a few and APG still be pretty low.

altojack

Pardon my manners

I should have said good afternoon to you all :rotfl::rotfl:

Another rough night for me last night, I didn't sleep well at all then ended up sleping in :eek:
Back problems today for me sorry to say but hope it will wear off after a few hours and loosen up a lttle :cool:

I don' know if I asked but can someone please tell me if they have tried Dove colour protect sham and cond please?

My apgs were ok from last night but fluffed up the deod but thats fine with me
Super news about four4 being home, hope to see you on here soon :beer:

purdita

tricia89 wrote: »

morning, hope everyonre hjas a lovely day
Fairclaire well done on admitting you and you partner need a little help takes a lot of courage and i hope you get all the help you need and things get back on track as soon as possible xx

Leo didnt go to sleep until 6am... woke up at 9am... y eyes are hanging off my face hes been like this for days now but last night was the worst. Spent the night being hit, punched, slapped, headbutted by him and trying to stop him screaming as to not wake everyone else in the building up, i know its hard for him, new bed, new room etc but its hard for me too. hes also done a poo on his bedroom floor this morning which he didnt let me know about for ages so now his room stinks and hes weed on his brand new mattress not even had it a week... Fantastic!!!
i feel like if he goes for a nap today i want to walk around the flat screaming to let him know what it feels like ... (wont though lol) and now hes just thrown one of his hard toys at me and when i put my arm up to stop it hitting my face it went back into his face so hes screaming... again and now hitting it off his head over and over again. i feel like im going crazy and none of my family or friends ever offer to take him off of me for even an hour even when im telling them how hard hes being etc. so fed up of it just crying over everything and anything. Feel like he hates me.
Long post sorry so tired im rambling, and sorry to people with worse problems, this seems so pointless in comparison.

Awww Tricia :A:A:A

Why don't you take him out somewhere today, even if it's just for a walk (weather permitting)
I'm sure being cooped up inside with a frustrated toddler will only make you both feel worse. Let him run off some steam and find some nice leaves/pebbles/flowers.....anything to put in his "lovely new bedroom".
I'm sure a couple of hours outside will do you both the world of good.
I remember toddlers tantrums and the terrible 2's and it must be doubly hard if you have no help.
Is there a group of other young mums you could meet up with?

Dizzy_Ditzy

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I'm off out shopping, hoping to come back with a few freebies, from o2 shop something under a tenner and millies cookies both from o2 priority moments. And a USB stick and back to school pack from Staples. :j

May even pop into As, never feel it's worked properly until I have spent my APGs, first hurdle being to print one.

And with just under £500 left over from OHs wages the end of last month thanks to everyone here I may even treat the girls out to lunch. :T

Can't believe just over a year a go we were always hitting our £1000 overdraft limit. What a difference.

It's such a fab feeling isn't it?

Well done

lesleysanderson

simone10 wrote: »

Sorry not caught up with the thread since last night. Just nipped on to report from a womble today at 11.44am A v T:
1 x ASDA Baby New Potatoes with Herbs & Butter (360g) £1.00 £0.39
barcode on receipt is 000002305714

Thanks I love these :T

debsjc

Noooo Just did a hair shop & the 3 for £10 kicked in (bought 4 expensive & 2 cheap) does this mean my apg won't work? :-(

caz2703

I've no hope of catching up on so many posts from yesterday but just to say I checked the other 2 local As and unless they'd been lurkered, there was no sign of the 2p Tresemme shampoo in either of them. Relieved the first store of its last 2 - well it would have been rude not to If anyone does find them, the SA didn't bat an eyelid and the SS tills didn't go ballistic.

Snap-Ant - Glad to hear 4p is on the mend.
Spiraling - like mother like son. Hope your DS is enjoying his new school (I think I know the one you're talking about)
Everyone else - thank you for the warm welcome. It's good to be back where I belong

Dizzy_Ditzy

purdita wrote: »

Awww Tricia :A:A:A

Why don't you take him out somewhere today, even if it's just for a walk (weather permitting)
I'm sure being cooped up inside with a frustrated toddler will only make you both feel worse. Let him run off some steam and find some nice leaves/pebbles/flowers.....anything to put in his "lovely new bedroom".
I'm sure a couple of hours outside will do you both the world of good.
I remember toddlers tantrums and the terrible 2's and it must be doubly hard if you have no help.
Is there a group of other young mums you could meet up with?

I agree, cabin fever is horrible

No money needs to be spent. There must be a park or open space near you that he can go run around in

maryan_2

Hi, not been on mse for ages, missed loads of threads.
Sorry to hear about 3 Dogs and she is having a hard time.:(

I see you guys are still finding the glitches:T Been trying to catch up. Thanks for all the hard work.

carolt2 wrote: »

Not sure about that, I'm in Yorkshire. After I had seen these women I saw another lady looking at the shampoo.

Hi carolt, from previous threads I think we are from the same area. Last night I went to the big asda to try the shampoo. There was no SP conditioner left. At checkout I saw some ladies buying shampoo and using their vouchers. The supervisors told the ladies that their vouchers were for a large amount she would let them use it this time and took there receipt but they could not use there vouchers there again. She then went off to a group of till operators and they were having a real discussion. She was showing them receipts.
I think somebody has been going around that Asda and using a lot of Price check vouchers.:eek: