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miss_scrimper wrote: »

No cheese for me went to my local tesco and SA said they don't even sell those multi packs :O never mind I'll be watching for the next one can I just say thanks to all you clever people on here that figure all these glitches out I don't know how on earth you do it

I haven't posted on this thread before so Hi to everyone Also big hugs and get well vibes to all who need them xxx

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miss_scrimper_2

Iamsohappy wrote: »

Hi :wave::wave:

Hi there :wave:

Artemis

Just been catching up - our Kids TV favouites were Captain Pugwash, the Clangers with Soup Dragon and Bagpuss. How fantastically niave these seem compared with what my kids like now. Anyhoo, looking forward to reading "100 ways with cheese" tomorrow. Goodnight all.

shadowlyn9

does nobody remember tinga and tucka the two little bears

Woopsiequeen

Night all....x

Tinyshoes

streetlights wrote: »

That's good to hear. I went to a big Mr A tonight and looked at the coffee I got from the local Mr A on Friday and it was back to full price. I didn't try to put it through a the ss to see if it would be at lower price as I did not have a lot of money on me.

Guy in my big store, that only had 2 RTC coffee SELs and none left, told me the smaller stores are more likely to have the reductions as they may have to make room to stock a different range so will need to shift the other. So it will vary from store to store and not be a nationwide reduction.

Some of the coffees that were RTC in my smaller store were full price in the larger one. Might be worth going back to your smaller store, I was lucky and they had restocked some in mine.

SaverSavvy123

forestroxydog wrote: »

Airlines do this all the time. I work in an out of hours emergency travel office working evenings and weekends. PM me if you ever encounter a problem as I have many contacts etc that can try and help. I would of argued the case etc got her a hotel and booked on the next flight xx

Update with school

Thank you everybody for all your support I feel very lonely at the moment and can't seem to find a way out.

School are trying there best with resources in place. He has been referred by the doctor to see a peadiatrician (I know I have spelt that wrong) and they are the only people who can officially diagnose certain conditions. An Education Psychologist is going into school tomorrow morning to observe my son and then come back to mine so we can discuss things. Dependent on her observations she will advise if we need to go down the route of getting our son statemented. Last Wednesday he went completely mad at school trying to hit and kick teachers and started throwing chairs around, The were very worried for everybody's safety and especially our son. The reason the head chose to exclude him was to get urgent help as quickly as possible, she is probably going to get into trouble for doing what she done but it has started the ball rolling.
The upsetting part in all of this is until statemented there is no funding therfore no 1 on 1 for my son which he needs. I asked approximately how long it takes for this process and they advised at least 6 months:(
I know the school are doing all the can with the resources provided to them but the next 6 months are going to be really tough.
They think he has Dyspraxia and Asperges and if diagnosed so much more help will be available.
As part on the reintegration into school we are going to stagger it in stages and mornings are generally a happy time for him I am picking him up at 1 xxx

Sorry I have rambled on a bit it just helps to write things down.

Thanks to everybody it means a lot xxxxx

Hugs to you tonight, you are absolutely doing the right thing and with the right support everything will be fine. My DS2 has dyspraxia and dyscalculia and was diagnosed in Y3. The quickest way we found was going to the doctors, school backed us all the way and were great, really helped him but I went to the doctors and asked for a referral to the Child Development Centre at the hospital, it was really quick. After diagnosis with some fighting we got loads of support. PM if it helps. Hope you are ok, you are a great mum xx

Iamsohappy

Looby123 wrote: »

hmmmm....like Felix

I have learnt a lot from following others examples. So here's Felix just because I can enjoy ladies :):)

Fairclaire are you around - are the slippers there ?:rotfl:

SaverSavvy123

OH sorry Thank you to the OP for the cheese, we really needed some. I don't now:D:D

Tinyshoes

I_just_love_a_bargain wrote: »

How does this work? I tried it before but it did not work for me :mad:

You need to buy either 3 or 5 of the tapas and whatever the multibuy reduction would be if you paid full price for them comes off the whoopsied price. So you can end up getting some money off your shopping.

Eg. Whoopsie price 5 x 65p = £3.25 (full price is 5 x £2.50 = £12.50)

Offer is buy 5 for £9 so £12.50 minus £9.00 = £3.50

So you pay £3.25 minus £3.50 = 25p off your shopping.

Similar works for the meat offer. HTHs