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WishI'dReadSooner

fairclaire wrote: »

Morning again

Well I braved the swimming pool (and changing rooms).

Why not buy yourself some swimming shoes - either off ebay or from Sports direct? They are cheap around £4ish made out of wetsuit like material with rubber soles with grips on them so you don't go flying on the slippery tiles. In our local swimming pool 90% of people doing aqua-aerobics use them & seen many children wearing them too. No verrucas or other nasties. I've had a pair for well over a year and they still look like new, so they do last.

Savvybuyer

Claire1972 wrote: »

Hi

I need to buy a bottle of champagne for the weekend, anyone know any comparing at the moment?

Thanks in advance.

Claire x

I did collect some for Morries on Wednes, but it's nowhere as good (even after APG) as the price given for the 'stacking trick' that has been posted to the right hand side of the thread? (I've not looked at where that leads to as not needing champagne - is that still on etc.?)

Claire1972

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I did collect some for Morries on Wednes, but it's nowhere as good (even after APG) as the price given for the 'stacking trick' that has been posted to the right hand side of the thread? (I've not looked at where that leads to as not needing champagne - is that still on etc.?)

Thnaks I have just had a look, min of 6 bottles purchased. I only need 1. Will have a look this week for a bottle. X

fairclaire

WishI'dReadSooner wrote: »

Why not buy yourself some swimming shoes - either off ebay or from Sports direct? They are cheap around £4ish made out of wetsuit like material with rubber soles with grips on them so you don't go flying on the slippery tiles. In our local swimming pool 90% of people doing aqua-aerobics use them & seen many children wearing them too. No verrucas or other nasties. I've had a pair for well over a year and they still look like new, so they do last.

Thank you

fairclaire

Claire1972 wrote: »

Hi

I need to buy a bottle of champagne for the weekend, anyone know any comparing at the moment?

Thanks in advance.

Claire x

Patty had a womble the other day with a good comparison on it. Can't remember what sort it was now? She got a lovely big APG from it


Edit: Found it. The post is here. Dont know if that's any good? You'd have to check those prices are still current
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=62667217&postcount=2117

Coupon_Kathy

Claire1972 wrote: »

Thnaks I have just had a look, min of 6 bottles purchased. I only need 1. Will have a look this week for a bottle. X

The Tesco Prosecco is on offer at the moment works out under a fiver a bottle with 25% off - I know it's not quite as good as champagne, but a nice present if wrapped in cellophane ;)PS - you would have to buy 6 bottles to get at the reduced price, so might not be worth it x

MARKZ123

Mrs_stinkface wrote: »

Can i be a pain in the bum and ask people if they can vote for my kitty cat Max please.
Its for a very worthwhile cause- his mummy is in desperate need for an Ipad mini . Thank you very much in advance. x



https://www.tabsite.com/contest_share.php?appid=317355118338012&aid=388267&tid=178167&spid=0&eid=50923

IVE VOTED FOR YOU...

Doogie did win on the voting, but they havent drawn the winner from the top 5 yet....he's keeping his paws crossed.

WishI'dReadSooner

Getting ready to go to Asda for some of those haddock in lemon sauce at £1 that our crappy Tescos don't have. We had some last week & they're nice - well we thought they were!

Can I ask if these are still working against Tesco?
New Potatoes with herbs (barcode please!)
Bombay potatoes in tins (hubby got addicted)
Cauli/Broccoli (2 for £1) - although Asda will probably be wiped clean.

Anything else worth doing?

I think I have my Morrisons list - thanks to Savvy - going to get 6 Dr Oetker, all the same , so they compare.

Plus look & see if I can find the Oxo in a separate shop.

PetuliaGristle

couponqueen123 wrote: »

aw well done to you and yourson , bet hes chuffed ,

my dds start swimming club on 13 august i cant wait they both excited and im chuffed they will be able to learn to swim money well spent i think ,

its taken a life time to wait for spaces as pools are popular since Olympics i think

im very pleased with the price its £22 per child per month and they get one swimming lesson a week and can go to the leisure center and do the kids classes there as many as they like each week , they both want to to gymlastics and football and kids zumba :eek:
worth;):D
there are lots of classes to choose from and mum can sit out side with book or mag or even a tablet pc and browse on here;):o

Oooooooh cq is this for South Glos or Bristol, iirc you're from around these parts. Please and thank you

davemorton

Also voted, he is lovely, I used to have a B/W cat also called Max, aww bless him.