Expert League In Thrifty Everyday (Situations)

Claire1972

Mrs_stinkface wrote: »

Whop hoo finally I've managed level 208 in candy crush. What an absolute b itch that one is :rotfl:

Well done. Still on 105 and its driving me mad, been on this for over a week now...

davemorton

calmspirit wrote: »

Have had to skip most of this evenings posts after seeing something about killing foxes .........dont want to read that or argue so can someone tell me when that discussion is finished please ....most of you know where to find me lol.........making jelly in my kitchen of course!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think it is finish Calm, I had to skirt that one too.

mimi1234

What are the fasters intending to have for their suppers/dinners tomorrow evening? I can't make my mind up. Any inspiration?

Also, to the knowledgeable ones, is going to the gym on a fast day a bad idea?

Morgy9

Hi Logie - saw this yesterday and resonated with me and thought would do for you to. From a facebook page for young breast cancer sufferers - someone has written a poem. Background to it is that young mum's often beat themselves up as whilst they try and protect their kids from all problems. then after diagnosis they realise that they might be the bomb....and stress this adds. Anyhow lovely spot on poem - ...

No, I didn'tlet my children down
Full stop. End of. Big frown.
Breast cancer came
I don't know how
But it wasn't my fault
And I know that now.
I'd let it in
To my family
Through my guard
It got past me.
My boys' lives changing
They didn't know it
Mummy was ill
But she couldn't show it.
I worked very hard
Through nasty stuff
To be there for them
Just enough
So I made their tea
And I took them to school
And I told them off
And I played the fool
I made birthday cakes
And had their friends for tea
I tried my best
To be my normal me.
And I got them through.
And I'm still their mum
And some times were hard
But some times were fun
And I saw sports day
And I saw their birthdays
Starting school
And leaving nursery
And I know I didn't
Let them down at all
I did my very best
Through a perfect storm
And I'm proud I did it
And grateful that I could
But I still stay cautious
And I still touch wood
This is where I am
At this moment, on this day
And that is all I wanted
To
Say.

davemorton

mimi1234 wrote: »

What are the fasters intending to have for their suppers/dinners tomorrow evening? I can't make my mind up. Any inspiration?

Also, to the knowledgeable ones, is going to the gym on a fast day a bad idea?

Well Macdonalds is open 24hr now, so just have dinner after midnight, burgers and fries

FunkyFeet

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

Safest bet is always use a pc or laptop and using any browser. go to http://www.asdapriceguarantee.co.uk/Compare-Prices/ASDA-receipt.aspx.

Now for the important bit..

Change your email address every time, e.g.

1 - I'vegotalovelypairofmoobs@liftyertshirt.com
2 - [email]Doesmybumlookbiginthis@ohnoitdoesn't.co.uk[/email]
3 - Doesdottywaffletoomuch@whatachatterbox.co.uk
4 - DoweallthinkthatDiMhasissues@psychologicalmaniac.com
5 - [email]HowlovelyisSFSB@goodnessmehe'ssuchacutie.co.uk[/email]

If you do this you will never have any problems, especially if you use option 5..:D:D

I am crying with laughter SFSB...why o why make up such funny email names:rotfl::rotfl:

sured

fairclaire wrote: »

Why don't you just take a photo on iPad?

Why didn't I think of that....sured "Scratches head"

More wine required..lol :rotfl:

davemorton

sured wrote: »

Why didn't I think of that....sured "Scratches head"

More wine required..lol :rotfl:

Go easy, you might drop your ipad

logie

Morgy9 wrote: »

Hi Logie - saw this yesterday and resonated with me and thought would do for you to. From a facebook page for young breast cancer sufferers - someone has written a poem. Background to it is that young mum's often beat themselves up as whilst they try and protect their kids from all problems. then after diagnosis they realise that they might be the bomb....and stress this adds. Anyhow lovely spot on poem - ...

No, I didn'tlet my children down
Full stop. End of. Big frown.
Breast cancer came
I don't know how
But it wasn't my fault
And I know that now.
I'd let it in
To my family
Through my guard
It got past me.
My boys' lives changing
They didn't know it
Mummy was ill
But she couldn't show it.
I worked very hard
Through nasty stuff
To be there for them
Just enough
So I made their tea
And I took them to school
And I told them off
And I played the fool
I made birthday cakes
And had their friends for tea
I tried my best
To be my normal me.
And I got them through.
And I'm still their mum
And some times were hard
But some times were fun
And I saw sports day
And I saw their birthdays
Starting school
And leaving nursery
And I know I didn't
Let them down at all
I did my very best
Through a perfect storm
And I'm proud I did it
And grateful that I could
But I still stay cautious
And I still touch wood
This is where I am
At this moment, on this day
And that is all I wanted
To
Say.

Wow, soooo sums up how I feel at the moment. Am sat here with tears streaming down my face. Thanks for sharing it I might have to print it and pop it on the fridge as I can see that the next few weeks will be tough again having to leave the boys every day.

FunkyFeet

I am just planning my supper too.
Making jelly shortly from my ww sachets. I will miss my mars bars:o but it's only a day, so it's fine (Dotty do watch the documentary, link in this post here http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/...postcount=8647)

The 5;2 is not only for weight loss but for general health too, the benefits are wonderful. You will see once you watch the Horizon docu:)

For me supper tomorrow- I think I'll go for a one egg omlette, with a veggi sausage sliced up and cooked into it as well as red onions and sliced mushrooms. I will have a dollop of low fat cottage cheese on the side or 1 new potato. and then 2 servings of orange sugar free jelly which I'm making up with grapes and pieces of pineapple in it:)