The Good, the Mad & the Lovely

Tinyshoes

David. wrote: »

Well I will be wearing my wedding outfit I posted yesterday :money:

Far to cold to be out and about in that. :eek:

4p jeans and a nice Burton shirt please and thank you.

nearlysorted

Afternoon peeps:D

Today I managed to buy 6 clover £2.00 or 2 for £3.00, till saw the original £12.00 and let me use the £3.00 coupon. These are £1.00 at A's, now maths isn't my strong point:eek: but I think I make that £3.00 for 6? please don't come at me with a big red cross:eek::eek: I know not free, but cheap enough if you need butter anyway!

Mildred1970

David. wrote: »

No loo at your mams :eek:
Bless

:rotfl:

I'd rather do it in the privacy of my own home [STRIKE]besides there may be screaming
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David.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Far to cold to be out and about in that. :eek:

4p jeans and a nice Burton shirt please and thank you.

Looks like I am not going to a party then

David.

Mildred1970 wrote: »

:rotfl:

I'd rather do it in the privacy of my own home [STRIKE]besides there may be screaming
[/STRIKE]

No one asked how it happened :eek:

Sarahdol75

rhosynbach wrote: »

a friend of mine went out in lovely designer black dress recently and she was bragging that she has worn it since she was 21 over 20 years,
her hubby goes yeah but it did not have those lace covered side panels when you brought it :rotfl:
he was definatly in the doghouse:p

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:I would kill my OH if he said something like that.

David.

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Smart1e

Afternoon all!

I've been shopping for wrapping paper in A today, I'm not bah humbug or anything but I do find wrapping pressies a bit tedious and I am inclined to buy the 14p cheapo paper. I did however notice today that Mr A do a nice choice of 10 metre rolls for £1, now the 14p pauper paper is only 2 metres so that's 7p/m and the other 10p per metre.

I decided to splash out on one of the £1 rolls, there are some nice designs and they don't scream "I bought the cheapest paper in the shop because you weren't worth spending more money on and the gift inside is carp too"

:D:D

Nearly trouted in T's too, I used the downloaded £3 off £12 dairy and it wouldn't scan so SA went running off with it to get it "checked", worried now that my cravendale, activia and nouvelle would also need "checking". Anyway they were all approved :eek:

For anyone with FB cravendale vouchers, they are £2.20 each :eek: in T and compare to 2 for £3 in A's, a nice £1.40 on the PP. Activia still comparing to A's today too.

:beer:

Who pays £2.20 for 4 pints of milk?

mrsmac10

logie wrote: »

Was warned it was a likely side effect of my treatment. Nothing serious, just a bit

Don't have lots of words but I am sure you are in the thoughts of all who post and lurk.

Take care and keep posting to let us know how you are X

Tinyshoes

David. wrote: »

I can see the difference :eek:
Oh 5% elastene how could a man resist

:kisses2:Of course you wouldn't.

I am actually quite tempted by this one, they have it in my size. Just not sure 5% elastene is quite enough. :rotfl:

I do like a bit of sheer over my arms. :cool:

The wrong link was 100% polyester. :eek: