The Good, the Mad & the Lovely

newbie1980

gocat wrote: »

Got a t receipt for over £60 from my mum who shopped there yesterday. If I had known she was going, would have given her my £9 off £60 spend voucher. Anyone know please, if I was to take the receipt to T's, could I still ask them to take the £9 off (can say I forgot the voucher yesterday), or will I need my mums debit card to do that, as she paid by that.

tia

yes you can they put on gc at worst pay cash at best :D

David.

Saversue wrote: »

David - I will up it to 2 bottles :rotfl: if you let me come.

Just had a call from Mum - who has just had a call from my cousin who lives 100 miles away.
Went something like - Hello Auntie ***** we thought we would Surprise You and have booked into a Hotel on Christmas Night, so we can come and see you Christmas Day and Boxing Day :eek:.
Family consists of 2 adults and 2 girls aged 5 and 8.

Good job I was sitting down.
Mum and I were just going to spend day quietly together and cook a Chicken - have half each in front of TV.

Now looks like I have to start shopping and cooking :mad:

Shame my DB, SIL and DN would never dream of spending Christmas with us if so would have been prepared.

No problem

newbie1980

afternoon folks

please pray for me tommorow as i have a shoulder op (last time couldnt work for 13 weeks and am self employed) and for a speedy recovery

also my little lad has his ear perfeation repair monday as well

3010

Couponing Xmas.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2525753/Christmas-coupon-queen.html

Sarahdol75

cjj wrote: »

I've got the cancellation email From m & s

Have you checked to see what it says on your account, never received any confirmation emails for either of my 2 orders, and mine are both ready to be collected. Fingers crossed for you.

scamps1966

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Great, how much stuff did you order??

Lets just say that all the ladies in the family will be getting a few extra pressies this year.

purpledonkey

Afternoon all, haven't had a chance to catch up and this has probably been posted but: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2525753/Christmas-coupon-queen.html

Can't help but think £100 seems too much, still good for her though (and hello if you're on the elite ).

Better dash Ms P and I are going to watch Anchorman 2

aau1

3010 wrote: »

Couponing Xmas.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2525753/Christmas-coupon-queen.html

Another young coupon queen Jordon Cox, 16, gave her gains to charity

He'll love that :rotfl:

JulieElizabeth

I got 91% on the grammar test :j

but only 2 out of 10 on Snap-Ant's quiz

Sarahdol75

newbie1980 wrote: »

afternoon folks

please pray for me tommorow as i have a shoulder op (last time couldnt work for 13 weeks and am self employed) and for a speedy recovery

also my little lad has his ear perfeation repair monday as well

Good luck for tomorrow and hope it is a speedy recovery, and for your little one aswell.

Saversue wrote: »

David - I will up it to 2 bottles :rotfl: if you let me come.

Just had a call from Mum - who has just had a call from my cousin who lives 100 miles away.
Went something like - Hello Auntie ***** we thought we would Surprise You and have booked into a Hotel on Christmas Night, so we can come and see you Christmas Day and Boxing Day :eek:.
Family consists of 2 adults and 2 girls aged 5 and 8.

Good job I was sitting down.
Mum and I were just going to spend day quietly together and cook a Chicken - have half each in front of TV.

Now looks like I have to start shopping and cooking :mad:

Shame my DB, SIL and DN would never dream of spending Christmas with us if so would have been prepared.

Family :mad::mad::mad: stressful enough without them just springing it on you.