Every Loquacious Idiosyncrasy Treated Equally - 11+ ELITE Thread

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T v A

2 x T.BIG NIGHT IN INDIAN CKN KORMA & RICE 450G £6.00 † £3.80
2 x T.BIG NIGHT IN CHINESE 6 MINI VEG ROLLS 100G £3.50 † £2.00

£3.70 back on a £6 spend, dinner for two @ £2.30

Sarahdol75

xxlouisexx56 wrote: »

Went to my mums this morning and picked up my last two 4packs of Heinz beans.

I only have 12 tins in my stash .... How did this happen!!!

We have run out :eek: OH went to make beans on toast last night and said he couldnt find any in the garage. :eek:

nan26

nearlysorted wrote: »

Good afternoon (nearly!)
From a C+C for anyone waiting on toblerone:D

11 items (7 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Waitrose
+£5.47

0.34 x ASDA Bananas by Weight per kg £0.23 N/A
1 x ASDA Mushrooms by Weight per kg £2.68 £2.85
0.28 x ASDA Conference Pear per kg £0.51 £0.56
0.16 x ASDA Golden Delicious Apples per kg £0.28 £0.31
2 x ASDA Cantaloupe Melon £2.00 £2.00
2 x ASDA Galia Melon £2.00 £2.00
2 x Mini Babybel Original (6x20g) £3.68 £2.46
2 x Clover (500g) £4.00 N/A
2 x ASDA Chosen by You Pork Cocktail Sausages (36 per ... £2.00 N/A
2 x Toblerone Milk Chocolate (400g) £6.00 £1.50

Comparison total (compared products only) £17.15 £11.68
For

I thought that toblerone was reported this morning that it had ended

rhosynbach

i have run out of beans also,
oh had a clear out of empty boxes in my laundry I kept them from big items in case they were useful and he found 21 bottles of lenor in one i vaguely remember a glitch a while ago think i will rehome some with the girls:D

mhoc

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Ooo you have done well. My problem is keeping them both entertained...8 and 3...
I had a free family ticket for a local rspb reserve and we went last weekend, DD loved it, we had a go at pond dipping and she was looking at the charts etc to see what she had found where as little man wanted to go home and kept wandering off, fine when mr monkey is around but not when I'm on my own with them both near the water!!!

My other problem is DD she doesn't get travel sickness as such but we've noticed recently if she's in the car for more than 1/2 an hour she starts to feel "funny" as she calls it...

We have return tickets for the deep in Hull, so that's on my list for a rainy day:) as too is swimming... Although not quite free, DD has lessons so she would be free, I would just have to pay for myself..
We're in South Yorkshire by the way...
Royal armouries has free admission but mr monkeys been and he says they'd be a bit bored...

I know exactly how you feel - I had 3, all close in age so at one stage I had 3 under 5 - the worst stage though was having 3 teenagers :rotfl:
At least 2 of mine were and still are still reckless thrill seekers and I have no idea how I managed to stop either of them killing themselves - they did manage to maim themselves and end up in A & E on odd occasions!

Royal armouries- have a look on their website or ring them to see if they have things like a treasure hunt map for children.

Check your local library to see if they have children's summer activities - might be easier to go and have a look at the notice boards inside.

Travel sickness - ginger ale - the non alcoholic version might be worth trying, ginger is very soothing.
Also try games where you need to look out of the window eg we have a bingo game where you have to see if you can spot all the different supermarket trucks - anything that keeps them looking out of the window and not looking downwards.

mhoc

I have beans but opening a big tin just for me for the odd occasion when I feel like beans on toast does not seem worth it ..

I've got to go through my stash, or what is left of it and check the expiry dates - another raining day job

refreshed

Anyone had a problem collecting their direct orders? Got trouted the woman said that HO had send a memo out? opening multiple accounts is fraud? Did not let me have parcels? But how did she know what was in them and how much I paid? Think she was a jobsworth.

nerfdad

zippydooda wrote: »

I just left for work when you posted :beer:

I don't believe you:p:D:D
It's far too early to get up:eek:

nerfdad

refreshed wrote: »

Anyone had a problem collecting their direct orders? Got trouted the woman said that HO had send a memo out? opening multiple accounts is fraud? Did not let me have parcels? But how did she know what was in them and how much I paid? Think she was a jobsworth.

Your going to prison:eek::eek:




































With the rest off this dodgy lot:rotfl::rotfl:

xxlouisexx56

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Ooo you have done well. My problem is keeping them both entertained...8 and 3...
I had a free family ticket for a local rspb reserve and we went last weekend, DD loved it, we had a go at pond dipping and she was looking at the charts etc to see what she had found where as little man wanted to go home and kept wandering off, fine when mr monkey is around but not when I'm on my own with them both near the water!!!

My other problem is DD she doesn't get travel sickness as such but we've noticed recently if she's in the car for more than 1/2 an hour she starts to feel "funny" as she calls it...

We have return tickets for the deep in Hull, so that's on my list for a rainy day:) as too is swimming... Although not quite free, DD has lessons so she would be free, I would just have to pay for myself..
We're in South Yorkshire by the way...
Royal armouries has free admission but mr monkeys been and he says they'd be a bit bored...

Mine are the same age and it's very hard to keep them both occupied.

We bought them a season pass for the big soft play place so we can do that once a week.
I go to a parents group for children with autism and we've decided to go to a different local park each week on June day our group usually meets up so that's another day sorted.

Dd1 enjoys the cinema but dd2 is such a wiggle pants and it's very hard to find a film that she will sit through (unless it's the little mermaid)