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Have to admit the course I really wanted to do had a lot of lectures at diff times and most days I would've been put the house from 7.30 till after 7 pm and for me that wasn't possible ... So I landed up on that other course I did and I'm sure you can remember how that worked out for me0
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Lol I remember that well El, it did keep us amused even if it drove you mad:p
Today I've made the most of my free time and had a fab run (bit windy down the beach mind) also had to go pick something up at a supermarket about 10 miles away so did that and managed to get some cheap decorations while I was there. I wanted an advent calendar that you could refill for DS and just forgot to actually buy one, he said it was fine but has since been doing the "woe is me, so unloved" act (wind up merchant) since so got one half price and chocs to fill it so he'll be happy:D Also managed to get washing out on the line so will text and ask him to bring it in later.Mortgage OP 2025 £7050/7000Mortgage OP 2024 £7700/7000
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Hope he remembers to bring it in
We never ever got an advent calendar ever ... There were just too many of us ... I never quite understood what it is about them that people like ... I think though if I had had one as a kid I would've understood
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He did but it was nicely plonked on a chair in the kitchen:D
We had an advent calendar each year but it was one with pictures between 3 kids and the horror if it was something dull on your turn - pah a candle!!! It kind of added to the build up of getting near to Christmas and anything that cheers up the dull, dark winter months is a bonus to me. Obviously my family Christmases were a bit different and there was lots of church involved where as here it's all about seeing family and chocolate:oMortgage OP 2025 £7050/7000Mortgage OP 2024 £7700/7000
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Anyone seen nice Christmas jumpers that are not too expensive?
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I know they have some in primani but whether they are nice or not is up to your judgement:p Mr A definitely had some in too:santa2::snow_laug:santa2:Mortgage OP 2025 £7050/7000Mortgage OP 2024 £7700/7000
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Had lovely day out with LM yesterday despite a stinky cold.
Today shall be housework, batch cooking and I might put the tree up:xmastree:as I'm going out for the day again tomorrow with friends then working all weekend.
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All the nice ones we saw in the burgh have gone from Mr A!! (or at least my Mr A!)Debt LBM (08/09) £11,641. DEBT FREE APRIL 2021.
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All the nice ones we saw in the burgh have gone from Mr A!! (or at least my Mr A!)
Can I just point out they are xmas jumpers and not nice:p!
How about making your own...
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