Elite 11+ Another new thread

3010

lesleysanderson wrote: »

Ooh 3010 I must have missed your post about being poorly. Hope your feeling better soon

Thank you xxx.

Mrs_Jagger

mymerrywidow wrote: »

welcome to my world. its hormones and last 2-3 years . we are 18 months into it, so am hoping maybe 1 more year, thene maybe just maybe i will have back my pleasant son again, instead of this grumpy,arugmenatative human.

:T Thank you for your posts - it is making me smile to think of us all trying to manage these lads!!!

I am definitely feeling more cheery

nikkilala_2

3010 wrote: »

£10 off Molton Brown no minimum spend.

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4211789

I was hoping for freebies but as soap is £13 a bar I think that is unlikely.

I will not give in and look at this! In fact I'm going to immerse myself in work now and log off otherwise I just know I'll find somthing there I need:eek:

3010

I have a couple of family members to swap. Any takers.

nat21luv

RE: teenage sons.

Here's a thought, why don't you just leave them to it?! I know it's a bit out there but if there's wet towels on the floor so what, he'll soon start picking them up when he tries to dry himself with a cold, damp towel if his rooms a mess, leave it. Dont wash his clothes unless he's plopped it in the laundry basket, again, he'll soon learn. Harsh I know, but it's how I learnt. No, I'm not a boy but I acted like one at that age and I soon clocked on. Now I'm a clean freak and I'm quite possible even tidier than my mother, I ask her when she's going to clean her kitchen when I pop round her house....she doesn't like that

Mrs_Jagger

nikkilala wrote: »

Can't comment on No1 but No2 & 3 oh yes;)
I admit I gave in with the washing and ironing being put away and just used to do it myself:oand wet towels I can sympathise with and cups and plates!.My DS's favourite is socks, in fact only this morning I found another pair behind the sofa in the front room! I think its definately a boy thing, my DS hasnt got any better at 18;)I'm dreading seeing his uni room:eek:

Socks? Did you mention socks behind the sofa - I was beginning to think that's where they should be! it is just the same here. In fact I was going to add socks as Grip 4 - no socks, ever, taken to wearing his sisters!!!LOL What an image:rotfl:

Mrs_Jagger

fairclaire wrote: »

in my house the folded washing would now be on the floor, probably with a cat on it:D

No the soggy towel stage never goes...my OH is testament to that:o

sorry if that doesn't cheer you up:cool:

Thanks fairclaire. Just having someone notice I've said something cheers em up to be honest!!!!!

lesleysanderson

3010 wrote: »

PG Tips game. Chance to win 6 months worth of tea and cash prizes.

http://www.facebook.com/PGtips

Just need to click on the scratch card bit.

Thanks :T didn't win :eek:

I still have 6 x 960 bags from the staple glitch :rotfl:

mhoc

pattylabelle wrote: »

Wow - thought that might work thanks for trying.

so you could buy 2 chromes (giving 7.05 back)
A bavaria shandy with coupon (giving £1 Back)
A reloaded with coupon (85p back)
Five beans(filler with coupon)
etc

on mys it is showing for T as out of stock and it has the little star but if we can find it, it will compare????

I wasnt bothered about the chrome but if it gives a TPP then it makes it much more interesting.

Also on the list for T
kitkat 2 fingers £1 - MOC on printables this morning
Hobnob flapjacks free pack - small difference with
Lenor orange blossom - n/a with A, car MOC
Ariel stain trigger - £2, matched price, car MOC

3010

lesleysanderson wrote: »

Thanks :T didn't win :eek:

I still have 6 x 960 bags from the staple glitch :rotfl:

I missed a glitch

Just realised this was probably the £20 voucher thing from Last October.