Extra I'll change the title later when I can think of something cool enough!

TrulyMadly

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4790033

Thanks to autumn girl.........anyone needing cheap M&S ties....from£2 ......silk wedding ties too:)

rose28454

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Who is the nicest famous person you have ever met rose ?

Let me see.
Daniel Craig, Yoko Ono, Cliff Richard, Kylie, Patty Smith, Moby, Cheryl Cole, Richard Thompson( Fairport Convention)JLS to name a few so I suppose Yoko Ono would be the most famous ( and she is actually a lovely lady who loved our roast beef). Saw lots of others when we did the Jubilee Concert last year but did not actually meet that many.
Oh and I forgot 13 years ago when my sis started her business she did a Millenium party at greenwich for Eurythmics and Annie Lennox was lovely. Brian Ferry came to the party. Sound a lot more glamorous than it actually is but money is good.
Also signing up to be a Cambridge Diet counsellor this weekend as I have now lost 2st 10lbs and it is a good business opportunity.

Desperate_Sue

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

They don't work in Scotland. Those are the right ones, it was A v T ?

Yes N/A against T.......and everyone else.

TrulyMadly

aau1 wrote: »

:rotfl: :rotfl:

I possibly have a very different picture in my head than you

Thought about you today when I read this

" a statistician is just an accountant but without the personality":rotfl:

Welcome home:T

Dizzy_Ditzy

zippydooda wrote: »

why not ring the store stock checker number I had put on the 1st post.

I didn't think of it at the time

fairclaire wrote: »

QOC it's worth seeing if your local council has free or cheap compost bins before you buy them. I don't know if ours still do, but I got 3 free from them when I moved in here (big garden)

My council are tightarses. They charge £28 or something equally stupid. They make you phone them to put your garden waste bags out :eek:



I got the compost bins :j one for my other garden and one for my front garden for all the grass cuttings- it's a pain in the backside getting them into the back garden.

I found the tea towels to, so thank you to those who helped me out with pics :A:D only one pack, but tea towels are tea towels :cool:

Snap-ant

Loads of cheap ice cream



Fabs 62p

Haagen Daz £1.24 (had a 90 CC points MOC )

Butterscotch finest 68p

Baby Haagen Daz Baileys 19p

Carte D'Or had sold out but label mentioned Creme Brulee £1.24

lovingtescoforever

Snap-ant wrote: »

Loads of cheap ice cream



Fabs 62p

Haagen Daz £1.24 (had a 90 CC points MOC )

Butterscotch finest 68p

Baby Haagen Daz Baileys 19p

Carte D'Or had sold out but label mentioned Creme Brulee £1.24

Same! Been waiting for it to go on offer! £3.50 at Asda is still too high IMO. £2.50 mark is when I'll buy it.

Snap-ant

We have men's cotton chinos from Ts Home Panels to test

louj101

wendyak wrote: »

I was very interested to read this as I had a fantastic childhood but, like all parents/carers we want more for our children.......I think that, like us when we were children, things have changed and they perceive life differently.
I do remember that sometimes dad was very strict, a bit like good cop, bad cop.....but it doesnt do any harm to set ground rules and have "a go" sometimes when things are not to your standards/principles.
I hope you get through it ok, I still have one spoilt madam, but the others seem to have (just) settled now.
There is no manual and no right and wrong for most of it....chin up and keep posting on here, it will defo make things seem better when you have cyber buddies :0)

thank you......we do try and keep the, on their toes but my hd is really stubborn and will not back down :eek:.....it can be very draining at times

thank you.....its nice to know I have good cyber buddies :A

clucky1977

Good evening all x