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Mildred1970

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I have spent less that £10, in fact I think it is £5+, but I bought some milk today and there was only £2 in my purse.

OH had mugged me!


:D:D:D:D

All the shopping I've done lately (Sada JF oil/Bristol Tesco APGS) and this morning met friends at our local castle/country park...got the picnic stuff out and DS rifled through and said 'mummy where's the sandwiches?'

I hadn't made any because I had run out of bread

Our picnic was a packet of pom bears and a cake bar :rotfl:
He looked at me and shook his head!!!

Disclaimer - we were coming home a bit earlier than the others so he could have some proper food before going to nursery this afternoon, I'm not a completely hopeless parent :cool:

In fact when I think about it, it was an improvement on our picnic a couple of months ago when it consisted of a hard boiled egg and an apple, it was a very hot day and frankly I just couldn't be azzed Our friends were bringing out tubs of strawberries/mango/homemade brownies etc so we just ate theirs :rotfl:

MKS

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Nothing that much fun :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

We're in telecoms

Sorry, Enterprise, I can't resist. It's good to talk. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Mildred1970

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

No matter what Nerfy says, we all know that his wife is the boss in his house!!

:D:D:D

As it should be in all reputable households

Sunshinemummy

Mildred1970 wrote: »

All the shopping I've done lately (Sada JF oil/Bristol Tesco APGS) and this morning met friends at our local castle/country park...got the picnic stuff out and DS rifled through and said 'mummy where's the sandwiches?'

I hadn't made any because I had run out of bread

Our picnic was a packet of pom bears and a cake bar :rotfl:
He looked at me and shook his head!!!

Disclaimer - we were coming home a bit earlier than the others so he could have some proper food before going to nursery this afternoon, I'm not a completely hopeless parent :cool:

In fact when I think about it, it was an improvement on our picnic a couple of months ago when it consisted of a hard boiled egg and an apple, it was a very hot day and frankly I just couldn't be azzed Our friends were bringing out tubs of strawberries/mango/homemade brownies etc so we just ate theirs :rotfl:

I love your picnics, who the heck wants bread and stuff like fruit….that is just boring!

My first taste of marmite, was when I mugged a child of his sandwich when we were picnicking. I think I had bought a loaf of bread…nothing else!

:D

MKS

nerfdad wrote: »

So your in and out:cool::cool: do you use a big cable;)

nerfy :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

Sunshinemummy

Mildred1970 wrote: »

As it should be in all reputable households

I occasionally let my OH wear my trousers, but only when he has been a very good man!

:p:p:p:p

Savvybuyer

bubbs wrote: »

Weetabix 48 for £2.49 @ Morrisons in store
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/weetabix-48-for-2-49-morrisons-store-1993750

Edit hmmmmmmmmm n/a on msm

They did have some 72 packs (48+ 50%) in there a few weeks ago but I think for the full price of 48. I think:o. I'm still stuck on S/P Wheat Bisks vs 75p:o:o:money::rotfl:. I know some of you like 'expensive' Weetabix (still £1 more expensive than S/P Wheat Bisks even on that £2.49 price:eek:) so I do notice offers on Weetabix and came close to mentioning the 72 pack one but, amid everything else, it didn't quite make it.

Depends whether this was in the price collectors' stores on Wednesday, or whether it is store-specific. May be best to check in M and buy there ... shall we all go out to M as it seems I've done a very rubbish price collection on Wednesday?:rotfl: I haven't actually - it was rather good, but sometimes does seem you manage to find something else - or the two items I've missed(:rotfl:).

Eyes on wombles though, to see if anyone buys this... whenever they let us check.

mimi1234

bubbs wrote: »

Anyone watching Gino? the steak on there:eek::eek::eek:

I flicked over and I saw him massaging his little balls. I bet that got you excited didn't it Miss Bubbs? :eek::eek::eek:

Did anyone watch Million Pound Drop? I love it. I just cannae get enough.

MKS

bubbs wrote: »

He who maketh no mistakes makes nothing:p

Hello MKS :wave:

:hello: bubbs

MKS

davemorton wrote: »

Just drinking the Francois Dubois fizz from my mystery box, rather delicious

Not sharing it? :mad: