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zagubov

spasguidedogs wrote: »

My 17yr old twins are both learning to drive with an instructor, who has quoted around 40hrs of driving lessons each.

Bank of dad would of liked it in 12 lessons!

HTH

I don't know where you're located but I'm told the pass rate for driving tests in the Midlands is double what it is in London. If you've access to an easier area it might save you money preparing for re-takes.:beer:

Emily_Rachel

tbw wrote: »

No , they certainly haven't overcharged me ! My receipt clearly lists everything that I bought including the tin of biscuits (£6) and 2 boxes of Chocolates (£7 each). I paid £20 for the 3 for these 3 items on the receipt list - and the £10 multibuy came off at the end. My first receipt total was £50.49 and this reduced to £40.49 after the £10 multibuy deduction. The only other items that didn't show on the APG listing were 2 newspapers and a reduced pack of cakes. The APG has compared both boxes of chocolates at full price before the deduction.

I'v just done a very similar shop again (the Terrys will perhaps cause problems as I accidentally picked up the milk instead of dark) including the same biscuits and I will let you know what happens later today. The APG system is currently down for me though - anyone else having trouble?

I think you may be onto something good in that case!

nikkilala_2

Afternoon everyone:)Have had to do some serious skipping as too much to do today:(Had a brilliant day yesterday and met loads of DS's new uni friends and I think their all as mad as him, highly intelligent but mad;):rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:But a lovely bunch of young people.His room was spotless as I knew it would be;)but only because he'd persuaded one of the girls to clear up for an hour before we arrived!(As I knew he would;))Not a spot of dirty washing in sight, until I investigated and it was hidden everywhere:eek::eek:and he has been wearing someone else socks for 2 days as he doesnt have any clean ones:oBut he's happy and I was the most popular mum I think as I started getting out the reloaded and goodies:)MrLala treated us to lunch at Jamie Olivers Italian and I treated myself to a Cath Kidson brolly(Well it was chucking it down)

I have decided that I am going to make a proper list of how much money I save, because in the last week with all the deals (And I have sort of extreme couponed;)) I think I've saved about £350/£400:T:T:TSo from Monday my list starts:)
Quite funny now because I have so much more money and I never say "I shouldnt really I can't afford it" I'm more likely to say "I wouldnt pay that for it!".

Emily_Rachel

aau1 wrote: »

OP says it shows on receipt as £6

They have not been overcharged, but APG thinks they have paid more than they did

Yes, thanks. Looks like their second shop may be interesting if it works!

Jerryjerryjerry

Has anybody tried to do a Tesco PP shop using less than 8 items?

Issyc

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Actually I have a question to the Elite Mummy and Daddies.
My DD is 2 (3 in February) and I've noticed over the last few weeks that she sometimes struggles to get some of her words out, almost like a stutter/stammer. I have spoken to our Health Visitor and she said she would make a referral to the speech therapist for us. I'm just wondering how this will work though, as DD is quite shy and doesn't really talk much to people she doesn't know and I would imagine the speech therapist would need to hear it for herself?
Don't suppose anyone has had a similar experience that could offer some advice? Or happens to know what the speech therapist will do? Thanks in advance

LFAB, my little granddaughter was the same when she was about three. She suddenly developed a stammer. My daughter spoke to her Health Visitor who told her to monitor it. To be honest, I wasn't concerned. I thought it was because she had suddenly acquired a large vocabulary and she was over eager to use it. A few months later, her stammer just disappeared. We made a point of not drawing attention to it or saying words for her.

HTH. x

ellie14

Jerryjerryjerry wrote: »

Bloody hell! That has to be the trouting of the week! I hope you have recovered. Incidentally, how many vouchers did you have/were trying to use?

I know!!! I had 2 beans ,1 WW 1kell bis 1kell crisps only went there because the others don't stock, thank G.d they weren't dodgy!! you know photocopies.
I was a bit taken aback ,bet peeps thought I was in trouble with a WPC there,oh well back to Mr Ts at least they know me there.

spasguidedogs

zagubov wrote: »

I don't know where you're located but I'm told the pass rate for driving tests in the Midlands is double what it is in London. If you've access to an easier area it might save you money preparing for re-takes.:beer:

sheffield area

Saversue

midwinter wrote: »

Good morning everyone

Belated birthday wishes to spiralingdown and jamsponge.

Many happy returns to HC

SaverSue, sending you some hugs, you've come through a lot, the only way now, is upwards

Hope everyone has good days today.

Thank you, wondered if I had done the right thing in sharing when I was lying in bed awake until 6 this morning, but have just got as far as your post and I feel a little better about it already. Now just need to catch up with the rest of thread and then maybe get dressed, or perhaps even venture out for a few woppsies or spend a couple of coupons.

I hate it when the clocks change, makes the evenings so dark and long.:(

nikkilala_2

Issyc wrote: »

LFAB, my little granddaughter was the same when she was about three. She suddenly developed a stammer. My daughter spoke to her Health Visitor who told her to monitor it. To be honest, I wasn't concerned. I thought it was because she had suddenly acquired a large vocabulary and she was over eager to use it. A few months later, her stammer just disappeared. We made a point of not drawing attention to it or saying words for her.

HTH. x

Same here, when DS was little they were concerned about his speech for a while, but a few months later it totally rectified its self:)