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lovingtescoforever wrote: »

I love snow:o:o

You and me both love it !

pattylabelle

Rosie25 wrote: »

Wow Patty
You really do get around:rotfl::rotfl:

I was off seeing a man about a dog;)

pattylabelle

gocat wrote: »

Evening all.
When you use the Asda £5 voucher in Tesco, do you have to have the receipt attached.

TIA

Tesco staff tend to consider them (the sada receipts) a nuisance - well the staff I choose to go to;)

cheesyball

Any advice please:D We are want pork for our xmas dinner. Was looking inMr t's at the half price stuff... But do I want a leg or loin or what:eek:
Thanks

izzeyb

Have been into 2 tesco express stores to check out the glenfiddich as reported on Hot UK Deals. First had 1 litre bottle of glenfiddich and that scanned £34+. They had the 70 cl bottle and they scanned at £12. This is still cheap for Glenfiddich. I think this is £22 in Tesco, £25 in Asda. In there they had the small triple pack of 3 - 50cl bottles - I think it was 18 year old, 15 and 10 year old (can't remember exactly) and these were £5.20 for the pack. They are £10 in Asda. Would make a nice little gift for someone. The guy behind the desk said they are usually £10+, it is the first time he has seen them at this price.

In the second Express they had the 1 litre bottle which scanned at £34+ and next it it was a bottle £6.76 - I had a look in the container and it was a half bottle - 35 cls. Still a good price for Glenfiddich. I think this is usually around £12. HTH

princessmelody2009

emmlouie wrote: »

hi everyone

logie and tiger:grouphug:

hope everyone is ok. just watching martin lewis on the sky planner. feel bit odd as not been to T's properly for a little while now.
trying to relax to ease pain at moment as had bit of a fall at work today, would have been alright but has now caused a fibro flare up:mad:

Are you asking logie & tiger for a back rub?! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Seriously though, hope fibro eases, is that fibromyalga? Please forgive my spelling but my mam's friend has that and she suffers something chronic when it flares up

Deb_S_2

Results from todays shops
Shop 1 £7.77 apg

I bought the Me to You chocs with this shop

5 items on your bill qualify for comparisonTesco+£0.01
0.15 x ASDA Bananas by Weight (100g)£0.10£0.11
0.05 x ASDA Carrots by Weight (100g)£0.04£0.04
1 x ASDA Welsh Semi Skimmed Milk 2 Pints (1.14L)£0.89N/A
2 x Cadbury Fabulous Fingers (3x110g)£14.00N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Farmhouse Loaf (400g)£0.70N/A
1 x Kingsmill Tasty Thick Sliced Wholemeal Bread (800g...£1.35£1.35
1 x Barratt Flumps Mallow Twists£0.10£0.10
1 x Haribo Tangfastics Mini£0.10£0.10
1 x Quorn Ham Style Slices (100g)£1.50N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Giant White Mice Bar (15g)£0.10N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Giant Rainbow Buttons Bar (15g)£0.10N/A
Comparison total (compared products only)£1.69£1.70

vanilla_twist

logie wrote: »

Evening all,

What a busy day

Hospital appt went as well as we could have hoped for
Histology has confirmed classical Hodgkins lymphoma which according to the consultant is good :eek: Scan from Thursday showing no obvious other tumours :j So I don't have to have a bone marow biopsy and the plan is to start chemo next week. As i'm youngish (31) and my tumour is big (10-15cm :eek:) they are going to go for the intensive rather than standard chemo as I should tolerate it ok. Am a bit nervous but more than ready to get on with things now.

So I've been on a mission this afternoon.....
Hair appt booked to chop it all off before it falls out, dentist arranged to get the once over, new pillows, cushion pads and cleaning bits bought. Must get house clean! Feel like i'm nesting again like before I had Harry

Also had till spit arrive with my Sains home delivery for £6 off £30 spend so would have been rude not to have relieved them of a few more baby wipes and nappies :rotfl:

Thanks once again for all of your thoughts :A

So pleased your meeting with your consultant was so positive today. I know all the elite are thinking of you.
After you have nested and filled the freezer up elite style, one great tip I was given a few years ago when doing a course about coping with extreme exhaustion, was to get a small box and fill it with the things you know you crave when feeling under the weather.
Tips were favourite dvd or music, relaxing bubble bath and special indulgent chocolate, good book or even posh knickers. Anything that you know you like to snuggle up with.
Then if you have a tired day (and you have someone to look after the kids) you can just get out your box and everything you need to relax and indulge is there waiting for you.
Mine was filled with a copy of Cosmo, Sex and the City Movie and Body Shop Divine calm stuff.
Understand wanting to make things easy for eveyone around you but it is important to nuture yourself as you will be no good to anyone if you are exhausted.
V x

marrbett

cheesyball wrote: »

Any advice please:D We are want pork for our xmas dinner. Was looking inMr t's at the half price stuff... But do I want a leg or loin or what:eek:
Thanks

Shoulder for me, every time.xx

QPR10

lovingtescoforever wrote: »

was it just me who was looking at the picture searching for receipts on the floor?:rotfl:

I picked one up but then realised I didnt have a printer, I kept it for 2 weeks I couldnt bear to throw it away even though it was in Euros:D