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davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

Im feeling a bit deflated. Got a small shopping opportunity tomorrow at As, not T's and having real trouble putting a decent list together. I haven't taken part in the chocs/ biscuits because I've not been and TBH we are not real sweet tooths in our house anyway. feel:( when there's no decent glitches on. I have 2 £5 off £40 to spend but it's not easy trying to make a £40 list

Is it worth just stocking up on tins etc, that will last a long time?

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

*sigh* Don't remind me, Sunday nights aren't my favourite.

I'll be glad to get back into some sort of routine. kids back at school tomorrow. We seem to function better when routine is in place:)

jagbeth1

davemorton wrote: »

*sigh* Don't remind me, Sunday nights aren't my favourite.

Sunday nights when working a night shift are the best of the week especially when I am off from 0300 until Friday morning, so forgive me if I am celebrating the start of everyone else's working week and the end of mine! :rotfl:

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davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

TBH we are not real sweet tooths in our house anyway.

fairclaire wrote: »

a good coke or Pepsi glitch is what we need. That always goes down well here. I'm not fussed bottles or cans oh or a walkers crisps glitch, they are also popular here.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::D

jagbeth1

fairclaire wrote: »

I'll be glad to get back into some sort of routine. kids back at school tomorrow. We seem to function better when routine is in place:)

I used to hate the break in routine when mine where all at school. Luckily at 18, 19 & 21 they can fend for themselves quite well now and are mainly happy to do so...

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davemorton

jagbeth1 wrote: »

Sunday nights when working a night shift are the best of the week especially when I am off from 0300 until Friday morning, so forgive me if I am celebrating the start of everyone else's working week and the end of mine! :rotfl:

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When I used to work nightshift, there was nothing better than going home at 7am in the pouring rain and cold, knowing that soon you were going to be all tucked up in bed while everyone else was off to work.

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

Is it worth just stocking up on tins etc, that will last a long time?

Yes, although our As aren't so good with coupons. I much prefer using mine in T's. I like to remind them they have a sign saying they will accept any coupons as long as you buy the product:D. I find it so hard to just do a 'normal' shop these days. I feel the need to either get a PP, get an APG, or pay for most of it with coupons. Paying real money with no return just feels WRONG :rotfl:

Anon

izzy65 wrote: »

Lord knows , I don't, I was just getting my head around the no show on apg and I could see why that worked but do not have a clue why your barrel compared at full price as with the other two showing I would of expected it to compare at offer price, confused much I am:rotfl:

It is odd as Lindt wasn't showing on the APG earlier in the week (but then Fab Fingers were comparing then!), but is there for the one above and another with 2xFab Fingers (all N/A).

Looking on MSM, the following also has a £2 price diffence that may be worth considering:

Elizabeth Shaw Famous Names The Signature Collection Liqueur
£6/£4 Mr Ts

Anon

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::D

HEY my kids only drink diet or zero...I wouldn't touch the stuff:cool:

couponqueen123

fairclaire wrote: »

I'll be glad to get back into some sort of routine. kids back at school tomorrow. We seem to function better when routine is in place:)

is key in our house my dd1 falls apart if we change a thing (and the doctors tell me this is normal)

i must admit thou that routine is important to children i think