Enjoying Life's Indulgences Together Everyday

Claire1972

Hello everyone

Well back from center parcs had a fantastic time, never want to come home from that place.

Don't think I will be able to catch up properly, have I missed anything major??? Anything going on at the moment? Apart from the 1p chocs!!!

Thanks
Claire

bubbs

Littlereddevil wrote: »

Just in case I forget later,big thank you to everyone liking my friends relatives Facebook comp,it's a one vote only so if anyone/pets/extra children would still like to vote this is the link,comp finishes Monday but I promise I won't bombard you,but she really does appreciate every vote,thanks again

https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=715591521818506&id=145734445470886&set=a.715588948485430.1073741857.145734445470886&source=43

Call me thick but i cant find the vote button:rotfl::rotfl:

vanilla_twist

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Please can the Elite send some good luck my way. Just had phone call my buyer's buyer is meant to be ready to exchange today. Sat here with a wobbly tummy now. :eek:

Had bit of bad news earlier as my DD3 failed her assessment to carry on next year, out of all the things they could have been tested on was the one thing she dislikes the most.

They do get to take it again after Easter so looks like she will need lots of models to practice on. Anyone up for a short back and sides as looks like I might be. :rotfl:

I hated cutting mens hair at college, or rather the hair of the type of men that wanted cheap hair cut. We did it differently though and had the full syllabus to work through and could be assessed whenever we wanted. I did stop the beauty side of things as just could not bring myself to touch other peoples feet:eek:

Fingers crossed I will read good exchange results when I have caught up.
V x

xxlouisexx56

1x
CADBURY FAIR TRADE DAIRY MLK LITTLE BAR 22G
£0.22 n/a £0.25 £0.23
4x
CTR T. FIN* TRAD PORK CHIPOLATAS
£1.00 n/a n/a n/a
2x
PEPSI MAX 2 LTR BTL
£3.00 † £3.96 £3.96 £2.00
1x
SWIZZELS DRUMSTICK LOLLY
£0.10 n/a £0.10 £0.10
1x
BARRATT FLUMPS 12G
£0.10 £0.10 £0.10 £0.10
1x
HARIBO KIDS MIX UP/ STARMIX P/M
£0.10 £0.10 £0.10 £0.10
1x
HARIBO TANGFASTICS P/M 10P
£0.10 £0.10 £0.10 £0.10
1x
TESCO LOVES BABY NAPPY BAGS 150 PACK
£1.09 £1.00 £1.43 £1.48
4x
T.BIG NIGHT IN INDIAN CKN KORMA & RICE 450G
£12.00 † £7.60 £14.40 £7.69
4x
T.BIG NIGHT IN ONION RINGS 150G
£7.00 † £4.00 n/a n/a
Tesco comparable total £23.39 £16.71 £16.71
Competitor shop total £16.86 £20.44 £11.80
The difference £6.53 -£3.73 £4.91
cost less cost more cost less

My T's shop.
The price of the Pepsi max annoys me as I know it's £1 in A's! I was there before hand but didn't want to do a seperate shop for it!

Did 2 identical shops in A.
2x pork chops
Mccoys and hula hoops.


No more A shops for me this week unless there is a mega glitch.
But from Friday DP is working at his Crawley office and there is a HUGE A's across the road from him. So he can do my glitchy shopping for me

nerfdad

yellowbird wrote: »

I wonder if you can advise. I did an easter egg shop a few weeks ago and inputted recieipt (instore) for APG. unfortunately it said I had received 10 apgs for the current month ( maximum of £30 claimed) anyway I have waited until today to input the same receipt and it still says I have had the maximum 10 apgs for the month. I have contact asda or should I say gupta call services who could not speak English, did not know what an APG was. any advice appreciated. by the way it has connected barcode with email address and will not accept any other email address. in addition I have cleared cookies. thanks in anticipation.

Don't put more than 10 apg's in a month;) or move house:)

fuzzgun19

mhoc wrote: »

it also depends on what sort of roads you drive eg mainly motorway or just rutted country tracks and lots of very short trips. Also if you always drive with a full car and passengesr or just you.

Also there are new tyres and part worns - I would not trust these though

I am not helping so I will go away

Thanks, it's mainly shortish trips around [STRIKE]pot-holes[/STRIKE] town, and I'd say 3/4 of the time just me, and the rest with passengers.

99p wrote: »

One of my friends who worked as a tyre fitter for many years said if you plan on keeping the car get mid range tyres, if your selling it get the cheapest possible.:D

I am planning on keeping it for a few years, as I've not had it long.

I was considering mid range, DH just enquired with a tyre company around the corner from where we live, and he quoted £98 for 2 rear tyres, fitted. DH said the bloke said they were not cheapy ones, but when I asked what make they were he said he didn't ask (typical bloke lol).

tweets

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Can we all do a mad dance for tinyshoes please?

:dance: :dance: :dance:

:dance::dance::dance::dance:

rhosynbach

quite pleased today it never rained and my wall is dry:j
oh said it looked nice espeacily with my squirrel and butterfly on it:p but he laughed at my red door, and the boys hate it said the doors have been brown for 14 years and that is how it should stay

What is wrong with change they hate it..

tweets

Ended up doing a factory restore on laptop

Tried doing a system restore and after waiting yonks it couldn't do it

Got a nice clean laptop now :j

Just got to wait for all them updates to appear that take a couple of hours

fuzzgun19

David. wrote: »

:eek::eek::eek::eek:£100:shocked:




and way too early

Is that a massive zit next to her eye.. looks sore! :rotfl: