Elite 11+ Another new thread

cowboymum

locarr wrote: »

Yes, isn't it nice of the lurkers, newbies and first time buyers to desert us in droves after all the help they were given now the APG glitch is over!!:(

I'm still here! Still lurking though.:D

cjj_2

Miss_Laid wrote: »

I'd love to see the northern lights, but I don't do public transport so would need to drive there

Think that would take a while :rotfl: x

tyroleandancer

TrulyMadly wrote: »

How's your leg? Are you still hobbling around?:o

Not allowed to hobble yet as the swelling is till very bad :eek:toes still numb:eek:bottom numb from all the sitting down:eek:I can't partake in glitches:eek:but apart from that I'm fine, thank you:rotfl:

cjj wrote: »

Me too . I love it here x

And me

michjay wrote: »

love it

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Why thank you

fairclaire

cjj wrote: »

Anyone been to Iceland, would be interested to here what it's like ? Thinking of a trip there with family. Like the sound of the hot pools and northern lights x

me an OH went years ago in the days before the kids came along and we could travel freely.....and afford it:o

It was stunning, we loved it, but very, very expensive.

kerri_gt

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

We knew it would happen :mad:

And some if the nicer ones have stayed

I'm still here, although the only supermarket I've been near this weekend was Ald! as OH likes their frozen chips. Apologies I come in and out of lurkdom - I would love to keep up on everything but work and life (like cleaning :rotfl:) sometimes takes over.

Did braised oxtail last night - called for a bottle of red wine :eek: lucky i had some to hand :rotfl::rotfl:

Jerryjerryjerry

Hi.. i'm around, but only tend to post when I've got something of use to say. However, if its drivel you want, i've got plenty of that too....

Start of Drivel: Yesterday, I cleaned the house from top to bottom with my free ciff, my free Mr sheen and my free dettol. House is looking superb. I eat a low carb diet, but my husband has been enjoying the free rice puddings and the free porridge. This thread has been very good to me, and I will always share any information I have, however, I am not that bright (as Lowcar found out), when I was badgering him for more info.. which he very kindly gave. But.. I do have one snippet for anybody that likes Molton Brown stuff... There is a voucher for 10.00 off in Marie Claire magazine. I think the cheapest thing there is #15.00 though, so not a great bargain, but handy for a christmas present for someone special. They will think you've paid 15.00 instead of 5. I would never buy Molton Brown stuff, far too decadent.

My face is soo clean after using all those free wipes and my body is very soft from all the baby oil i've accumulated free... thanks to you all.

P.s. Just been down to MIL's and given her some loo rolls.. she was really grateful and gave me some parsley she's been growing..

oh and mine's a vodka and bitter lemon.. large please.

pattylabelle

chattmum wrote: »

Have you tried b&q ? My local had loads of trays with some "poorly" looking ones in reduced to between £1.50-£2.50 for a tray of 20ish plants. I usually get them like that and after a couple of days of watering and a little miracle gro most can usually be saved.

If not most car boots have someone selling plants mch cheaper than garden centres

HTH

Will try that - do you remember we ad a one night only glitch on petunias in Tesco - they were fantastic quality - kept my front door area looking respectable all summer.

tyroleandancer

lilyvhs01 wrote: »

evening, popped to mr t's today, used lenor and stain remover coupon, no probs. should have got more nutrigrain yesterday, but never mind. have introdused a good friend, who struggles financially, to the world of coupons shes well chuffed. the only thing is she doesnt drive and her oh doesnt "do" coupons :eek: so as a friend should, i have offered to take her to mr T's on my day off so she can get her goodies poor girl recently had to report her neighbours to her housing officer, as they threw either dog or human poo into her garden, onto her daughters slide :eek: disgusting !!

You are a god friend My hubby doesn't do coupons or so he says but he rang me earlier from work(he works away)asking me to google the nearest T so he could use some Kleenex ones :rotfl:

lilyvhs01

chattmum wrote: »

Have you tried b&q ? My local had loads of trays with some "poorly" looking ones in reduced to between £1.50-£2.50 for a tray of 20ish plants. I usually get them like that and after a couple of days of watering and a little miracle gro most can usually be saved.

If not most car boots have someone selling plants mch cheaper than garden centres

HTH

i work for the above, and usually there are loads of offers on plants, manly because we have too many sent in, so expect lots in the near future, especially when we start getting xmas trees in, which unfortunately wont be long :eek:

ellie14

I am here between sneezing and coughing, think it was all the trips totsco and A in the pouring rain got some real soakings along with a few bargains.
Good job I have plenty of tissue paper in the house!!!