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  • aau1
    aau1 Posts: 19,401 Forumite
    FloFlo wrote: »
    Right any ideas for recreating the planets? I've thought, footballs, netballs, tennis balls, I have some round pot pourri balls, I suppose we could use some tisse or foil for sizes we don't have.

    how about a grape, a mushroom, a brussell sprout, etc...

    That way you can expense some of your fillers :money:
    Apparently, everybody knows that the bird is [strike]the word[/strike] a moorhen
  • aau1
    aau1 Posts: 19,401 Forumite
    Thanks. That's 1 item to go in my online order then
    http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=278274318

    I take it you know you can get 8x330ml coke cans free on clicksnap?
    You missed the best one, not that anyone should need more :rotfl:

    ONLINE ONLY

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    Free coke cans 8x330ml (all varieties)
    Buy 1 get up to £4.20 cashback

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    Buy A v T and be paid £1.50 to drink :beer:
    Apparently, everybody knows that the bird is [strike]the word[/strike] a moorhen
  • aau1
    aau1 Posts: 19,401 Forumite
    Doesn't look a good changeover week at T.

    So best idea I have on the Persil Small & Mighty Bio is buy @ T for £10, compare v A or S @ £6, get both PP and cheque.

    What price in M? I will pop over there in a few mins to check.

    http://www.persil.co.uk/guarantee/

    As opposed to buy the 60 wash AvT £13v£8?

    So you make £5.80 profit :money:
    Apparently, everybody knows that the bird is [strike]the word[/strike] a moorhen
  • logie
    logie Posts: 2,275 Forumite
    Morgy, I may have missed out on the curls then. I have to say though that the shorter hair is so much easier to manage. I have found the same as your Mum Elsie, it's far more convenient. To think I used to spend a good 15 mins every day straightening it and now a little bit of wax and I'm ready to go :D Still hopeful that I'll get my long hair back one day.

    I get the difficult questions as well Morgy, even though DS1's only 3. You don't realise how much they are taking in when you are chatting and they are quietly playing :o
    As far as we knew DS1 had just been told that Mummy was poorly and was having medicine to try and make her better. We explained that the medicine made Mummy very tired and made her hair fall out.
    Just over the weekend he asked me how my Dad had died and I told him he had cancer. He replied 'like you Mummy? Does that mean you are going to die too?' :( I think he accepted that my Dad had a different type that the medicine didn't work for, at least I hope he did. No further questions as yet anyway and have learnt to be careful when little ears are nearby.
    It must be harder when they understand more and you can't shield them as much. At least you are aware your DD has watched this and can have the discussion with her/explain your BC is not genetic. Better than her worrying without you knowing. Hope you enjoy the muffins :)
    ♥ Worrying does not empty tomorrow of it's troubles.... it empties today of it's strength ♥
  • aau1 wrote: »
    As opposed to buy the 60 wash AvT £13v£8?

    So you make £5.80 profit :money:

    Does T stock it? Not showing for me (Bio)
  • logie
    logie Posts: 2,275 Forumite
    Doesn't look a good changeover week at T.

    So best idea I have on the Persil Small & Mighty Bio is buy @ T for £10, compare v A or S @ £6, get both PP and cheque.

    What price in M? I will pop over there in a few mins to check.

    http://www.persil.co.uk/guarantee/

    Squills changeover days at Ts are Mon (so shop Sun) and Wednesday (so shop Tues)
    Main changeover is Wed so you may be better waiting until tomorrow to shop :)
    ♥ Worrying does not empty tomorrow of it's troubles.... it empties today of it's strength ♥
  • :wave:

    Speaking of persil, I am still waiting for a number of things

    1. Cheque from Persil Bio
    2. Bailey's miniatures (x 2)
    3. McCain wedges bowl (x 2)
    4. Cheque from pampers simply dry
    NO MORE HANDWASH GLITCHES PLEASE :D:D
  • As ever an extremely comprehensive post Savvy! Thank you very much!

    Interested you put Sunday morning as a risk on APG's I always thought mornings were mostly ok. Seemed that 12pm was a risky update time for MYS recently.

    There's definite complexity in this ere stuff!
    Savvybuyer wrote: »
    This is what I have now produced:
    • Monday- Morrisons price change day. Some Asda and Tesco Price changes start. Morrisons price collection day on APG.
    • Tuesday- Tesco online big changeover for Wednesday delivery. Sains price change night (for tomorrow).
    • Wednesday- Tesco In Store Price Change Day. Sains price changeover day. The occasional additional offers in Morrisons. Apparently, the Mon. price check data for M is now loaded into the system. New Morrisons price collection day.
    • Thursday- Probably okay to do Avs M comps in the evening (8pm onwards) to enter into APG once updated from Wednes.
    • Friday- Morrisons prices updated on APG (but at what time we don't know). Friday night around 7 or 8pm- Multis on msm may disappear (and may then come back within half an hour or may stay off). Some Asda offers change online (for Sat. delivery) - look out for A mbuys ending in store tomorrow (this happens around every month or so). Best night (late on, from about 10pm and need to beat midnight) to buy A multibuys (besides the trigger ones) still on instore that are no longer on tomorrow (if it's that time of month) and have already been updated on msm. Then enter receipt around 10am tomorrow morning.
    • Saturday- May be big glitches on multis depending on Friday night. Asda price changes in store. Best day for wombling. The odd flash weekend offer, mainly on booze, in M.
    • Sunday- MYS may be a bit dodgy (especially morning). Best day (late night) to use your discount off fixed spend codes at Tesco, buying tomorrow's half price items before price updated in the baskets.
    Of course, usual 'Savvy' post - can't keep it to a short one or two lines per day!:D:o:D:rotfl::rotfl::wave::wave:
  • Morgy9
    Morgy9 Posts: 1,432 Forumite
    edited 30 September 2013 at 11:33AM
    logie wrote: »
    Morgy, I may have missed out on the curls then. I have to say though that the shorter hair is so much easier to manage."

    I get the difficult questions as well Morgy, even though DS1's only 3. You don't realise how much they are taking in when you are chatting and they are quietly playing :o
    .

    Just over the weekend he asked me how my Dad had died and I told him he had cancer. He replied 'like you Mummy? Does that mean you are going to die too?' :( I think he accepted that my Dad had a different type that the medicine didn't work for, at least I hope he did. No further questions as yet anyway and have learnt to be careful when little ears are nearby.
    It must be harder when they understand more and you can't shield them as much. At least you are aware your DD has watched this and can have the discussion with her/explain your BC is not genetic. Better than her worrying without you knowing.

    Hope you enjoy the muffins :)

    Thanks for this Logie . Yep hair great short wash, brush and go but trying to grow it longer and its crazy- been growing back 10 months now :) 2 haircuts to date and no 3 looming me thinks. I'm hopeful it will calm down as I would like to grow it a bit further down the line

    I know Logie we try so hard to protect them never thinking we are going to be the 'bomb' so's to speak. Yes they do take in more than you expect.... but like yours mine have been quite robust and strong about it which I am pleased about. Sorry just ranting as I hadn't got that far on my journey and resented the beeb fast forwarding me. Sorry for rant folks.:o

    Re the muffins - I have had a tiny taste as I only seem to find the time to cook on fast days :rotfl:.......
    Reason for edit - half of post disappeared (tried to put near each para of yours logie but disappeared when I posted). Thank god for cut and paste.
  • logie
    logie Posts: 2,275 Forumite
    Happy Birthday to Poppy cake.gif
    ♥ Worrying does not empty tomorrow of it's troubles.... it empties today of it's strength ♥
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