ELITE 11+ glitch loving, barmy bargain hunters

MKS

lutzi1 wrote: »

Afternoon all.

bubbs I knew that too :o:o.

(Or at least I guessed, on the basis of knowing what a Prince Albert was).


Aau and any others, Aldi have a baby and toddler event on from Thursday 18th Sept, there look to be some very good buys, though I guess you'd have to get in early for some of it. A Hauck sport buggy looks particularly good value I think at £22.99. Link below.

https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/thursday-18-september/

Nappies are cheap as well, bit better price for the mega packs than the t glitch and the nappies are reall good. hth

SpiralingDown

Snap-ant wrote: »

:o:o

Confession

I have about 25 rolls of Laura Ashley Fabric in my attic

and an equal amount in storage boxes :eek:

We used to be able to buy it at silly silly prices from the Staff shop .....

all for the one day I will make new sofa covers, curtains, bedding,

but then they started having curtain sales & I then amassed lots & lots of pairs of huge beautiful curtains, again stashed in attic

All will be revealed when we move :eek:

Oh, I would love to have a fabric stash again. My last lot got ruined while in storage and no where to store any at the minute. I'm looking to make a start soon and first item I NEED is a new sewing machine and spending time to get the best for the money I have to spend.

MKS

rhosynbach wrote: »

was lurking today but just wanted to say how right you and fc are my son was arrested and remanded in jail for an attack on his wife where she went into great detail about it being halloween and then it was proved at the time he was out doing a rescue with the lifeboats ( she moved her boyfriend in the day after he was arrested:() but until the lifeboats came foward with the proof people were like a lynch mob even his little brother got hell because, of it, he lost everything she even sold all his belongings, and thats why he will never come back here to live,
everyone should be innocent until proven guilty and this lad does deserve that right as much as everyone else..

Totally agree and couldn't have put it better myself. :T:T

tweets

Going to go up to bed and read goodnight cya all tomorrow :wave:

Nannylala

tweets wrote: »

Going to go up to bed and read goodnight cya all tomorrow :wave:

Me too tweets so night night as have to go and look after little Alfie dog tomorrow whilst Lala takes DS back to Uni:(:(

aau1

MKS wrote: »

Nappies are cheap as well, bit better price for the mega packs than the t glitch and the nappies are reall good. hth

Not if you got refunded full price for a few packs

MKS

lutzi1 wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

No, I'm terribly respectable.

But is terribly the operative word?:p

SpiralingDown

rhosynbach wrote: »

evening all, really hectic day here, boys woke me at 6.30 to say they were of down the beach, :eek::eek: and its been nonstop since, inbetween helping with the new windows, wallpaper stripping, they have been cycling, played archery and are now horse riding,
what happened with youngsters that lay in bed all day and play on computer games:rotfl:

they also have a new game on facebook, guess whats in the lobster pot,:p they take a photo then their friends guess and they put the photo on in the evening some of them are just daft but some are taking it seriously.:rotfl::rotfl: dont think anyone will get it today;)

Rhosynbach can I swop my DS for one of yours please???
Mine has been attached to me like a limpet all summer and still is. I can't get off my seat without him asking where I'm going. I go to make lunch or dinner and he's right behind me. He wants to know what I'll be doing while he's at school and when I pick him up he asks what I've done and if they're different he wants to know why, I've got to the stage where I tell him I'll just be at home doing nothing.
I'm trying to get him to be a bit more independent but he's fighting me all the way, the only thing he'll do himself is make his breakfast. He doesn't leave the house at all, has no friends locally and it's starting to bug both of us because I can't cope with him being under my feet so much.
But saying that I'd be complaining if he was never in, running about with kids I don't know and getting up to god knows what. I suppose I can't win either way

MKS

David. wrote: »

Hi Gobby

Thought that I was your Gobby?:p

SpiralingDown

Arthien wrote: »

Do let us know if you decide you don't have room for the rolls of fabric when you move, I'm sure there'll be an Elite queue of offers to help you rehome them

and I'll be at the front of it! :rotfl:

I'm glad I wasn't the only one thinking this :rotfl: