Every last impecuniosity totally exterminated

fairclaire

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

Do you know if its 20% off everything in store or just plants?

I need some sand and pebbles for my garden. If not ill use my mums Diamond card on Wednesday for 10%.

It's all grow your own plants, bulbs, seeds, pots, planters and hanging baskets. No mention of other garden things

Edit, shame you don't live here.....pebbles are free!

JulieElizabeth

Be nice to fellow womblers - leave them nice messages in Sada trolleys

lutzi1

Nannylala wrote: »

Thankyou for your post wishing me better,but I am not poorly just very sad and tearful.My DS.Auntielala has been through so much the last few months with breast cancer ,her DH had an op for bowel cancer in March .She has now been dealt another blow after taking off to spain for a week together thinking they would both benefit from a week away they landed on Saturday and her DH collapsed with a stroke whilst she went to get the car from the car park .He is now in the stroke unit in hospital 45mins from where they live and bless him he has lost his speech and use of one side of his body.I am just hoping my DSis is able to cope with all this if not Nannylala will be taking off again .Thankyou for letting me off load my trouble to the elite:Ait certainly helps to do this x

I'm so sorry to hear that Nanny, sometimes it never rains but it pours. It must have been an awful shock for you all, and I do hope they are able to help him recover his speech and his motor skills. My elderly uncle had a stroke a while ago and he is not doing too badly now, so I hope for a similar outcome for you all. Sending hugs and best wishes, we are all here to listen if you want to offload. :A xx

fairclaire

Bananababe wrote: »

Hey

There is mention of clubcard exchange on Grabbit and Dine is one of them, starts soon, wonder if you could combine two ?

Thanks to OP DOMSBARGAINS

Starts 13th May until July ???

This time you can exchange £5 min in each of the categories
Baby & Toddler
Clothing
Cameras, Ipods Sat Navs, Audio
Cook & Dine
Garden Furniture and Outdoor, BBq's, Camping , Bikes & Sports
Toys
Opticians

These are only valid until the 12th.....:cool:

fairclaire

JulieElizabeth wrote: »

Be nice to fellow womblers - leave them nice messages in Sada trolleys

:D love it!! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

elliemoo

JulieElizabeth wrote: »

Be nice to fellow womblers - leave them nice messages in Sada trolleys

Evening all.

Julie, I'm very tempted to go look for it myself, nicer than the used nappy she found on Saturday.

Mildred1970

Nannylala wrote: »

Thankyou for your post wishing me better,but I am not poorly just very sad and tearful.My DS.Auntielala has been through so much the last few months with breast cancer ,her DH had an op for bowel cancer in March .She has now been dealt another blow after taking off to spain for a week together thinking they would both benefit from a week away they landed on Saturday and her DH collapsed with a stroke whilst she went to get the car from the car park .He is now in the stroke unit in hospital 45mins from where they live and bless him he has lost his speech and use of one side of his body.I am just hoping my DSis is able to cope with all this if not Nannylala will be taking off again .Thankyou for letting me off load my trouble to the elite:Ait certainly helps to do this x

Oh Nanny Hope your DBil makes a good recovery

You are a lovely DSis btw :A

David.

To those that listened at school
Which one is the strongest ?

Vacuuming power 0.035MPa 100 / 500 mm Hg / 0.6 bar

The vacuums up to 50 kpa

Am I reading it right
35,000 pa
50,000 pa

savvy_sal

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Other than the S&Gs, just none of these are good enough for me:). 910g of pears for £1.63??:eek: (On the first shop.)

Those impulse shops eh! Salad Tomatoes no good at 50p (4 pack). I prefer the 6s at times when they're 75p elsewhere. Or, really, the SP (we're talking non-tinned) ones but they're too expensive for me at the mo. Anyone any good prices on tomatoes (of the non-tinned variety)?
I think it's the people with "Savvy" in their name that aren't always!:rotfl::cool:

Savvy.My point of view.
I have about £75 of wombles to use.I used £6.97 worth on this shop.My way of shopping is different to yours.I buy what a like without bothering too much on comparison.i buy liittle and often,mostly spending about £7 and using £5 of wombles.If I find a glitch or something worth noting I will post on here.Also the big glitches on cheese e.t.c I will take advantage of.Different to yours but a lot less work.

Bananababe

fairclaire wrote: »

These are only valid until the 12th.....:cool:

booger :mad: Nice try eh ? I'm definitely a tryer !:rotfl: