Elite christmas special

FloFlo

xxlouisexx56 wrote: »

I am gammonless

Me too :(:(

couponqueen123

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

I just dashed to A to try the Fairy and there were no labels showing any offer or any bottles of Fairy at all.:(

However, with the schools starting back next week I got some nice cheapish items for the kids' packed lunches.

Muller Kids Corners (4 pack) - £1
Dairylea Dunkers (4 pack) - £1
Dairylea Strip Cheese (4 pack) - 50p
Aero Finesse (4 pack) - £1

are you kids allowed these for lunch in school dont the lunch police send letters home , my dd wouldnt be allowed these the yogurts are a push :eek: if they have choclate or unhealty bits in them then u cant have them

she has frubes thou and a sandwich on brown (unless we dnt have it normaly one day in the week) fruit and a fruitbar thing and cut up red peppers

on a friday i sneek a kitkat in as the school dinners get choc cake n custard /ice cream n biscute

or i give her stew/soup to

Dizzy_Ditzy

David. wrote: »

:cool::cool:

I thank you Mr Dot :cool:

FloFlo

EMMAP wrote: »

If someone did that to me :mad: I'd walk up to them and shame them into giving it back! That's terrible and sneaky. What's wrong with people?

Morning all- saw this on FB today and got a bit excited. I love me some life hacks

http://www.glamumous.co.uk/2013/03/101-household-tips-for-every-room-in.html

People will do allsorts I can remember being at bingo with my mum some years ago and she dropped a £10 note when she was paying. She only realised when walking back to her seat and a lady asked her if she had dropped money and told her that the woman behind her had seen her drop it and pocketed it. My mum was straight over to the woman and got her money back :mad:

Enterprise_1701C

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Come on E.....you have to live life on the edge.:D

What's a mini avalanche amongst friends?:)

I'm scared of opening the freezer :eek: We're having salmon on Sunday because it is stopping the drawer from opening :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

purpledonkey

princessmelody2009 wrote: »

Could fill with little sweets / toys as treats, raffle prizes, stocking fillers...

or baked goods

mimi1234

fairclaire wrote: »

I don't like to volunteer folk for things normally. But the go to guy for this type of advice on the thread is mimi. He's well qualified and knows his stuff on civil housing issues. He's also a lovely man

Awww thanks for the glowing reference FC. You are a love.

I don't think I was on much that day hence missing that post.

If anyone has a problem with housing, feel free to pm me and I will try and explain what I can.

Like the other poster said, try and stay in the Council property if you can because they genuinely are like gold dust and it is very very hard to be allocated another property with the current economic climate. If you have a Housing Options/Solutions/Needs office at your local authority, contact them as they will try their best to prevent you losing your property. Sorry if I am barking up the wrong tree.

Hope all the other ELITErs are OK and that you all have had a charmingly special day. Looks like the mad weather is battering us Northerners now. :eek::eek::eek:

FloFlo

tweets wrote: »

Tv been rubbish all holidays so I am looking forward to BB :j

I just eaten a bag Thorntons milk choccie drops

Me too, you coming over to the CBB post in the arms section of mse. I'll go looky for it and post a link.

TrulyMadly

perkypam123 wrote: »

hi hi what time did you go is there any more left is it worth a drive pls

There was shelves full at 5.30pm

How grammatically terrible is that:D

FloFlo

Anon wrote: »

Thank you - so processing the multi correctly in A . Is there only one live offer now rather than the 4 for £X, 8 for £Y?

Anon

But on my receipt the multi save is in 2 parts:
Muller 5 F £3 8 F £4 002L - £1.44
Muller 5 F £3 8 F £4 123L - £0.33

Don't know if this means there is a glitch in the making.