Everything Leads Into The (new year) Elite thread

Picasso7

vanilla_twist wrote: »

My main grip is with all inclusive hotels as not as if you could spend much per head anyway.
I am going to have a look at a really posh hotel out there and see where is near and cheap to eat. Really fancy the posh hotel but would have to be room only.

I just think single people should be encouraged to travel more and it be made easier and correctly costed.
V x

I get a flight, perhaps book the first night but then just go round hotels and see what the best deal is. If you ask to see the room they show you the best one and you can often bargain. If you are also able to check internet prices (or research before you go) that is helpful. Most 'turn up' queries beat the internet but there are some occasions, especially with a cashback site, where you do better saying you want that room but will book online unless they are able to beat the online with discount price. This does not work at peak times near the sea, but apart from when we bumped into an unexpected festival (and just went on to the next town) or found ourselves in a two-hotel town, it has always worked for us. We book single rooms.

Picasso7

Does anyone know, please, where I can get a heavily discounted fibre optic Christmas tree suitable for a window-sill? Tesco online are still only half price...

thick_tom

50p coupon for clover

http://www.tryclover.co.uk/

ekroys17

Morning all.
I'm glad Scamps managed to find the keys and a place to park his behind.
Off for a catch up n work at same time lol

tweets

Good Morning

Cold and raining again

Kadison sorry your date didn't go down well

tigerwhite_2

Morning. M&s trip done. £34.70, down to £10 for two meal deals. Also, it didn't ask for the coupons to be inserted anywhere and I still had them in my hand when I walked off (didn't plan for it but was juggling tigercub, my card, my vouchers and my shopping along with her shoe that she had flung across the shop!) Key is to NOT press total. Scan coupons as another item after your shopping

emerald21

davemorton wrote: »

Do you also pass the barbers called 'Zippys' on the was to Tesco's I do, but you might come from the other end...so to speak


Surely not Emerald, you dont look old enough to have a grown up daughter.



Gotta love a bit QT

Why thank you Dave I have two sons 36 and 34 as well

emerald21

Good morning everyone

Nannylala

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Mr TS went out tonight and has come back with a party invite for us. :j

But I am far too old for fancy dress I think. :eek:

Adventure/Action movie/Animated/Cartoon Character or creature. :shocked:

Reckon will need a bit of Elite help on this one before March.

Tiny you are never too old for fancy dress if Nannylala can do it so can you its great fun:T DSis has a Fancy Dress shop Hire or buy and I will get some Ideas for you .When you Hire you get everything Outfit Wig, Shoes and all Accesories and is a cheaper option than trying to put it all together yourself;)Yesterdays attempt at 5-2 was going okay until the evening when I caved in and had a bag of Randoms and then wanted more so couple of choc biccies but was suprised when I got on the scales and was 1lb off so will have another go today as have lots of ironing to do to keep me busy;)

emerald21

thick_tom wrote: »

not been on tonight - you know me - darts before tarts

night campers

That's nice isn t it :mad: