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Enterprise_1701C

Tried to find the chapattis today, is it the lighter ones? Only one there anyway so no good. Was planning on getting chapattis and ciabatta but ended up getting neither. Will have to look again next week.

emerald21

David. wrote: »

I know but would have bought two diff specs and swapped lenses if they had been diff :money:
:rotfl:

Oh yes that's a good idea I think lol

Good Evening from Centerparcs

vanilla_twist

Tinyshoes wrote: »

You would have to start a list. :rotfl:

You do manage though, at one point we had £3 week left to buy either cakes or bottle of wine for a treat. We had no idea how we were going to afford birthday/xmas presents but in the end we did. You just get on with it and you would have to do your own dinner.

Yes I remember it well.
Bought first house for £21 k in 1984. Back then tea was beans on toast and a weekend treat was buying chips from chippy with penny jar. Ex hubby was Coal man back then so that was heating sorted and my dad was butcher so free meat. Interest rates went up between signing for house and moving in. Monthly payments went up £36 and mortgage was over 2 weeks wages.

But shops were shut on a sunday and no late night opening excpt friday until 8pm for Safeway. Only shopped once a week. Once I learnt to drive we had mums car fri to sun every week but do not remember putting fuel in:rotfl:

Things are different now.

V x

cheer1eader

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Tried to find the chapattis today, is it the lighter ones? Only one there anyway so no good. Was planning on getting chapattis and ciabatta but ended up getting neither. Will have to look again next week.

this is what you're looking for in the ready meals section buy in 2's as it compares to 2 for £1 in t's :T

Enterprise_1701C

cheer1eader wrote: »

this is what you're looking for in the ready meals section buy in 2's as it compares to 2 for £1 in t's :T

Thank you - that was the one I found. Only found one but will be a bit earlier next time and will not be with my mate who cannot understand APG shopping :eek:

Also, the one they had looked like it had been thrown around a bit so not keen on getting it :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs

nerfdad wrote: »

I'm happy to swap :rotfl::rotfl:

Couldnt cope with the nerflets though:eek::eek::rotfl::rotfl:

rhosynbach

tigerwhite wrote: »

Did you get the 20 packs of M&S sausages? they were about £5 i think, but in the 3 for £10 deals. I put them in smaller bags to separate out. They were lovely, we've been using for ages. I'd deffo buy them again. I was going to take out fishcakes but got kieves out instead. Can't remember last time i ate a chicken kiev..


good girl, that's an ace "saving". I also saved £3k this month, by going to Butlins instead of dubai for a holiday.:rotfl:

yes the same packs I also divided them down was easier to fit in the little gaps of the freezer,:D boys love them in rolls,
boys taking the mickey tonight, ds2 said These arent just any sausages they are M and S from hand fed free range pigs, mixed with mountain grown herbs by michelin chiefs and lovingly placed............................ in smart price rolls and sauce:rotfl:

pacifica9 wrote: »

Afternoon all.

For those who have any Panebello vouchers left - they run out tomorrow.

thanks I have 2 left to use but had no room in freezer, they will do for tea tomorrow with salad:D

nerfdad

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

My two kids are both thinking about mortgages in the relatively near future, don't think either stands a chance now We were very lucky, we moved in here 29 years ago, had to remortgage at one stage, but the house is now worth about 6 times what we paid for it and we owe less than £10,000 on it I don't think we could afford to buy it these days though. We have more than enough space now the kids have fledged, and we have a nice garden and it is in a lovely area.

I could not buy this house if I was a 1st time buyer:o

tweets wrote: »

I did notice you the APG killer but didn't like saying :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Thanks tweets:rotfl::rotfl:

tweets wrote: »

I didn't mum did

If I get my mum an electric chair that's the end of my money worries:cool::cool::D:D:D

Enterprise_1701C

nerfdad wrote: »

I could not buy this house if I was a 1st time buyer:o



Thanks tweets:rotfl::rotfl:



If I get my mum an electric chair that's the end of my money worries:cool::cool::D:D:D

But probate takes ages, especially if you are facing murder charge :eek:

nerfdad

bubbs wrote: »

Couldnt cope with the nerflets though:eek::eek::rotfl::rotfl:

Who could:eek::eek::eek::o:o:rotfl: