The Mad(ness) that is the Elite. He's gone, but was one of the best :A

Enterprise_1701C

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

I need to tell my 10 year old son that santa is not real,(bless him, don't think he gonna be happy) he is going on and on about what santa is getting him, last week he didn't want anything at all, and this week, his list is endless, and I havnt got any of it yet. Luckily OH is around all weekend and not working so we can go off shopping.

What age did you all tell your DD/DS??

My 13 year old came to us when he was about 9 and said he knows he not real and has know for ages, so we didn't have to have this talk, but my 10 year old will believe forever I think.

Had to tell my son when he was eleven. He was getting teased at school but he was telling them they were wrong as he had seen the real Santa! Might have been our fault as we took the kids to see him in Lapland 3 years previously, enough to convince anyone That was a difficult conversation with a lot of explaining to do though

flowerclipper

When my daughter was at secondary school she begged me to tell her if there was a Father Christmas or not. I didn't really know what to say but decided to tell her the truth and she threw her arms around me and thanked me for all the wonderful presents she'd had every year. She still believed because she thought that we could never
have afforded what was in her stocking!

bubbs

:rotfl:Just looked at my t's coupons online, i have £1.20 off anchor cheese and danio yoghurt:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: might just have to print them off and use:D can give away the yogs again

emerald21

thick_tom wrote: »

thats just banter - this is the real thing

:eek: what have I missed tell me :mad:

Wool27

flowerclipper wrote: »

When my daughter was at secondary school she begged me to tell her if there was a Father Christmas or not. I didn't really know what to say but decided to tell her the truth and she threw her arms around me and thanked me for all the wonderful presents she'd had every year. She still believed because she thought that we could never
have afforded what was in her stocking!

Now that the response i want, i think i am more likely to get the telling off though:rotfl:

David.

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

Couldn't see any cheap crisps in S tonight but I saw boxes of Sports Mix at £2 each David.

:T I bought a box there this morning

helen2k333

Smart1e wrote: »

Thanks Bubbs and Logie I just ordered 8 jus rols and my free porridge to c&c tomorrow for £3, now to find room in the freezer :eek::eek::eek:

Don't forget to add your Jus Rol points to their website for £5.00 Supermarket Gift Card.

emerald21

tweets wrote: »

:eek: What will emerald say :rotfl::rotfl:

Well really

Smart1e

helen2k333 wrote: »

Don't forget to add your Jus Rol points to their website for £5.00 Supermarket Gift Card.

:j:j:j Thank you so much I forgot that, I got 8 so I am OK to get it...

so just to clarify guys...

1 - Buy 8 of the bogof jus-rol for collection tomorrow

2 - don't forget the free special k porridge

3 - use the code for tomorrow for £3 off dairy (basket sees a £12 spend but is only £6 after bogof)

4 - Pay £3 for 8 packs (freezable too:D)

5 - And claim a £5 giftcard on jusrolrewards.co.uk

I make that better than free? After the giftcard obviously!

:j:j:j:j:j

Post created from input by helen, bubbs and logie and me!:T:T:T

I should add that the other rewards are really nice and you don't need many points to claim something good...

tweets

emerald21 wrote: »

Well really

Couldn't believe what I was reading when Tom proposed to patty.

He not got a reply yet....