Everything Leads Into The (new year) Elite thread

mhoc

On mys this morning I've got 57 items, the new list being all Blue Dragon, buy 2 get 50p - pit we are lacking in any MOCS for Blue Dragon.
not had a look yet but I expect these Are mostly items more or less price matched in all supermarkets so no use for comparison shops either ...

aau1

Bradley1984 wrote: »

Hope its a good one and hi to the regulars...

:wave:

don't forget the lurkers Bradley

tigerwhite_2

Lou - I'd also suggest Debenhams sale racks like Logie, always really good for this time of year.
If she was a size 12, she could have an old dress of my sisters that's hung in my "dress" wardrobe :rotfl: Yes, i have a wardrobe specifically for dresses (i say old, but it was only worn once as her bridesmaid dress. beige/cream, satin, strapless, a line). Depends how good you are at tailoring and taking in...

pk04

tigerwhite wrote: »

For the wonderful PK04 - you are a superstar :A:kisses3:

And thank you too :A

louj101

rolo-polo1965 wrote: »

One of my daughters dresses came from ebay and one of the others came from TK max both were brilliant and cheep prices!

thanks.....im a little worried about getting it from ebay because she is so small as it may not fit right

louj101

MJWPTC wrote: »

Never done this myself as only got boys and they were quite simple to sort out, but a friend of mine had one made off EBay a couple of years ago, chose the design, sent off sizes etc and it was perfect, they did it well in advance so if there was a problem they could sort it out. I think it came from Hong Kong.

thanks was look at some like that just need some reassurance

pk04

tigerwhite wrote: »

I think that if an elderly relative goes into care/home, they can go back and check banks up to 7 years. If your relative adds your name to the deeds/gives large amount of cash within that time, then it can still be considered part of their estate (and therefore can pay for their care). Bit of a minefield really.


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One thing you can do to reduce savings legally is to buy a pre-paid funeral plan (sorry if it's a bit morbid but it's a cost that will have to be paid at some point and it means that the government gets a bit less)

tigerwhite_2

pk04 wrote: »

One thing you can do to reduce savings legally is to buy a pre-paid funeral plan (sorry if it's a bit morbid but it's a cost that will have to be paid at some point and it means that the government gets a bit less)

That's a really good idea..Didn't know you could do that.

Right, off to drink a gallon of water - I'm on a fast day again today. All the yummy M&S food in my fridge is making me think it's Xmas and im slipping into over-indulging again Lunch today will be pineapple, grapes and cherries :rotfl:

louj101

tigerwhite wrote: »

Lou - I'd also suggest Debenhams sale racks like Logie, always really good for this time of year.
If she was a size 12, she could have an old dress of my sisters that's hung in my "dress" wardrobe :rotfl: Yes, i have a wardrobe specifically for dresses (i say old, but it was only worn once as her bridesmaid dress. beige/cream, satin, strapless, a line). Depends how good you are at tailoring and taking in...

i love that sound of a dress wardrobe!!!!
thank you...I like the sound of the dress too .....have you got a pic and can you pm me please on how much you would want for it.....I got someone in the family that can do tailoring

curlgirl

Looked in at both Mr T's in Dumfries last night Extra had lots of DVD's CD's quite a bit of Christmas gift & sweets plus 6 of the big green boxes from the veg section with various reduced things (looked more like a jumble sale ) the normal store had lots of DVD's CD's1/2 an isle of Christmas gift & sweets including toiletries . resisted temptation to buy just for the sake of buying did get a couple of sweets but trying to get back to healthy eating. Picked up a few new magazines for the fresh & naked vouchers .