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emerald21

izzeyb wrote: »

I could eat more than one of those

I was going to say a couple but did n t want to appear greedy.

SpiralingDown

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Brokers are rubbish sometimes, they know they can reduce the quote but it costs them commission so they won't. I made my dad shop around last year and he couldn't believe the difference

The second I got my renewal letter I went through TCB to get quotes and axa direct price matched the cheapest. My broker has always done this but the prices weren't very different then, I think mentioning the big difference got her back up and asking for a price match was the final straw all I have to do is wait until Tuesday when I get my pension then I can pay it all off so no interest payments either
Now the start on saving for next years policy begins yet again :rotfl:

emerald21

ellie14 wrote: »

Don't know if anyone else has mentioned but if you rub the crown hair with voddy and tea tree it's supposed to keep them away,
I used to put it on my D/Ds hair because her hair was long and very thick.
Don't know if it worked but never had nits.

And didn t the nit stuff from the Chemist stink too years ago. Bet it doesn't t smell as much nowadays.

TrulyMadly

Nannylala wrote: »

This post conjures up all sorts of lovely country living,Horses,Hen and Duck eggs how nice for you:T

Nanny. Would you like a brownie or have you ate:)

pattylabelle

frequent wrote: »

Bacardi Oakheart Spiced Rum 700 ml

A £17.00 S £13.00 Valid until: 09/04

Bacardi Oakheart Spiced Rum 1 litre

S £24.79 A £19.00 T £17.00

Malibu 1 litre

T £20.00 A £13.00

Drink all that gear and your stamina will plummet:D;)

David.

SpiralingDown wrote: »

I'm going to try but if I fail I've my bro well prepared for helping, it's his birthday tomorrow so what better a gift for him than to feel useful :rotfl:

I agree

Dizzy_Ditzy

emerald21 wrote: »

Just remembered I've got some simnel cake left from Easter so that ll do but would rather one of those or a nice piece of home made coffee cake, my favourite:) It s a good job I check what I've typed on this iPad as it changes words to what it wants to put not what I ve typed. It said simple not simnel.

I love, love, love coffee cake, but why oh why do the shops insist on making it with walnuts in?? :mad:

Not everyone likes walnuts

SpiralingDown

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Brownies and cream:) putting my eggs to good use:)

Bubbs first bit is for you in return for your Victoria sponge the other week:)

DD has been playing about with photo to Instagram it:)

If I start on Instagram I will definitely not have time to turn around:)

Yummy, I'm going to give my cake pop maker a whirl tomorrow. I bought it as an Xmas prezzie to myself and have yet to get it out of the box

Savvybuyer

Good evening.
I've just near-completed the M lists. There will be, in due course, a few further updates, such as details of the Cadbury Highlights, but the lists are now - in my view - in a usable state (nothing out of date on the price comparison for M, and nothing still there that's since expired). Unbelievably, the Avs M list is still under the 25,000 character limit. However I have removed the details of the Fantas and Irn Brews as I haven't caught up with whether or not the Fanta Exotic is still working as a trigger and, as a result, for now, the own-brand pops (still on 2 for £1.00 multibuy in M) have not yet been added back on the latest lists (in case the Fantas are still working, and far better). I'm off out now, for the early evening, but I will be back later.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=60403527&postcount=2479

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=60403535&postcount=2480

Dizzy_Ditzy

SpiralingDown wrote: »

Yummy, I'm going to give my cake pop maker a whirl tomorrow. I bought it as an Xmas prezzie to myself and have yet to get it out of the box

I have many self bought pressies like that. A food mixer, skipping rope, shoes blah blah blah