Everyone Looking Into Trolley Excitement

Queenriderbrekke

Woohoo, thank you! Managed to get 1 1p flower choc(Bedraggled but still sealed) and 1 1p Thanks mum white choc oval(Think it was still there because it was right at the back of the shelf under something else)!

casp1997

Just got some 1 p chocs told a lady about them i said make sure you go to the self scanner not to a till ok she was welled chuffed and so was i x

Sarahdol75

rhosynbach wrote: »

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just talked to tax credit people about being overpaid roughly £3000 by mistake and was told i needed to pay it back, it was all a mistake and i dont owe them anything in fact they owe me a few weeks payments from when they stopped them I am so releived have been worried for the last few weeks while they have been looking in to it :j

Great news :j:j

logie wrote: »

Afternoon :wave:

Well have seen Dr who works on this ward and he is quite pleased with me. Obs all normal and no obvious infection now
I have developed a massive cold sore so he's considering adding an antiviral to my list of meds. No mention of home though Instead he suggested transferring me to oncology ward.
Am making the most of my phone and internet access now before I move.

Glad your DS made it safe and sound fc

Great news rhosynbach :j

Glad doc pleased with you, hopefully wont be too long before you are home with your boys.

Call_of_Trouty

I never thought I'd ever say this but THANK YOU Peskypam :D

Was loads of the thank you chocs in my local on thursday, none this morning

So thought i'd pop up to the extra, was well worth the journey, got a few of the large and small thank you chocs and 2 fruit and nut toblerone.
Just as I was going to leave I saw them filling the shelves with bath soak (17p), handwash (18p) and hand gel (18p). So went and picked up a few

:T:T:T Peskypam :T:T:T

Savvybuyer

Chrisv wrote: »

Thanks for all your workings Savvy :T - but I think you've mixed two separate offers here (4 for £10, and 3 for £10).

The Lynx XL Africa 200ml (Black can) may be a trigger for the 4 for £10 offer.
Included in this are some Lynx shampoos comparing £3 A v £1.74 S.

If the trigger does work, APG will compare £9 to £5.22, giving an APG of £4.30 on a £10 spend. Net cost £5.70 for 3 shampoos + 1 Lynx.

If you need the shampoo, you could buy 1,2, or 3 (without the need for a trigger) at £3 each A's v £1.74 S's. Net cost £1.57 each after APG

The Tresemme are part of the 3 for £10 offer. (For what it's worth, I think the trigger for these could be the Nice n Easy Non-permanent.)

However, again, if you need this shampoo, you could buy 1 or 2 (without the need for a trigger) at £5 each A's v £2.49 S's or T's. Net cost £2.25 each after APG.

Thank you - I'm just popping in from work and noticed this. The Tresemme 500mls are on a different offer - I've checked on sada.com now and not just MSM. It could have sworn it was the 4 for £10, but no - it's 3 for £10, so unless it's a long shot and MSM has updated since I last saw it - and both offers are somehow interacting - then you're right Chrisv. Sorry if I have misinformed - I'm sure someone can work out if anything comes out of these offers (e.g. if there's somehow an expired 4 for £10 on the Tresemmes operating in the background and how that interacts when scanned with Lynx Africa XL - I doubt it though). I am sure there are more options here and it may be not all of them have been found (again, I'll know you'll work on it in my absence).

Just before I go, I note the APG site is down for ess. maintenance???
See you later.

Saversue

logie wrote: »

Afternoon :wave:

Well have seen Dr who works on this ward and he is quite pleased with me. Obs all normal and no obvious infection now
I have developed a massive cold sore so he's considering adding an antiviral to my list of meds. No mention of home though Instead he suggested transferring me to oncology ward.
Am making the most of my phone and internet access now before I move.

Glad your DS made it safe and sound fc

Great news rhosynbach :j

Glad to hear you are responding well and are making good progress. Hope you will soon be home and able to give your boys a big hug and cuddle:)

aau1

AngelsMadv wrote: »

Drat and double drat. You know I knew at the time but couldn't be bothered correcting. I thought you'd miss that!

Hehehehe

I couldnt help myself

(to show there are no hard feelings i've dropped an apostrophe so you can correct me )

pattylabelle

Is the sada apg site running very slow? -summit going on.

rhosynbach

FloFlo wrote: »

If he would still like to improve his literacy skills I highly recommend Toe by Toe for reading and word wasp for spelling. They are designed to be used at home one to one. I do use them in school as much as possible but its hard as its one to one and should be daily but the results are so worth it.
http://www.toe-by-toe.co.uk

thanks for that we will look at it later when he is home , he does want to learn more and his 13 year old brother described by school as gifted helps him a lot espeacil with college work in exchange for repairing his bike and other broken things and taking him fishing they have a good partnership:D

rhosynbach

logie wrote: »

Afternoon :wave:

Well have seen Dr who works on this ward and he is quite pleased with me. Obs all normal and no obvious infection now
I have developed a massive cold sore so he's considering adding an antiviral to my list of meds. No mention of home though Instead he suggested transferring me to oncology ward.
Am making the most of my phone and internet access now before I move.

Glad your DS made it safe and sound fc

Great news rhosynbach :j

thanks logie glad you are doing better and hopefully you will be home with your family soon but for now make the most of it and enjoy the rest x