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Jelly_Biactol

tweets wrote: »

Fireworks have been going off here for past week

probably for Diwali
The festival is celebrated by a range of religions, including Jains, Sikhs and Hindus. Celebrations focus on light using firework displays and decorating houses in traditional rangoli artwork, as well as giving to charity.

cjj_2

savvy_sal wrote: »

2 x ASDA Chosen by You Milk Chocolate Brazils (160g) £4.00 £2.00

A v T womble today

Nice find savvy sal. Thanks xx

cjj_2

tweets wrote: »

I hope not



I will have to look that up. I am unsure how I maintain it

But I will never struggle to fasten my work trousers again

To maintain tweets you will have to up your calories xx

cjj_2

tweets wrote: »

Thank you . I am wondering apart from fireworks if it will help with other dogs . When we are out and she sees a dog she got to bark and I am looking out for dogs and taking detours I daren't walk past one if its close with her.

Fireworks have been going off here for past week only when its gone dark and luckily not had that many yet.

Can you not get express delivery ?

Express delivery is extra £7 .
Normal delivery estimate 29 to 30 Oct.
Exp delivery 28 Oct.
Apparently it does help with barking tweets.
Hth xx

henrik777

Anon wrote: »

Thank you - capped at 10,000 points so you lose 1240?

Anon

The cap of 10,000 only applies to match points. More points are different and although it might be limited too i see no limit.

Fuel max 800 per week.

EMMAP

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

Have you got your reading matter sorted out? If not I can recommend the Icelandic crime writers Yrsa Sigurðardottir and Arnaldur Indriðason; and a lot of the Icelandic Sagas are available as ebooks on the Project Gutenberg website.

And although it's set in Scandinavia, the Seamus Heaney translation of 'Beowulf' is stunning, particularly the audiobook of him reading it; it's on youtube, too
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaB0trCztM0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zsxxg5P-DnY

I have three Jo Nesbo books I've yet to read. I've almost read his entire back catalogue so thank you for those recommendations. I'll be looking for my next fix of crime!

We studied the Seamus Heaney translation of Beowulf at uni. Cracking stuff.

mhoc

Afternoon all.

More thoughts about Morrisons match and more.

I applied for my card online and the plastic card arrived 2 weeks ago. I thought I'd registered it but Even so I could not get access to my account on the main computer. I just logged in with my email and password and got a blank page. The main computer is IE11
So I tried again today on the iPad which is safari, logged in so it did recognise me but then it had me fill in my details yet again and this time it worked :T
So now I can see my store points as to up to an hour ago and I am only 130 off another voucher.
Mind you online it does not show the 150 points I got for petrol - I wonder if these will show tommorow?
It also lets me see the history of my card, when used and when I got £5 vouchers - my first Morrisons petrol card I got back in 2009!

You can also set your account so you get your vouchers on request only eg if you save them for Christmas or to stop family members running amuck with your vouchers.

When I was at CS this morning one woman came along and they checked her receipt and said she didn't have match points only bonus points to go on - I think the problem is that you can't get points added to a temp card - you have to wait until your plastic one comes along.

I got my one banana this morning but no vouchers out of the machine - I think this must have been because I needed to register my plastic card again. Hopefully it will pour forth vouchers on the next visit.

I am wondering how long the vouchers are valid for? If it's just 2 weeks then I might change the settings to 'on request' the week before we go away - there is a foggy area of about a week before and 10 days after holidays when not much shopping happens.

EMMAP

Also, great ormond street is a brilliant idea. Cheers Jelly B.

vouchercrazy

Anon wrote: »

Thank you - capped at 10,000 points so you lose 1240?

Anon

How when my points are carried forward to my next voucher, that is what my m&m account is saying

http://s1278.photobucket.com/user/vouchercrazy/media/mampm261014_zps33274773.png.html?sort=3&o=0

mhoc

henrik777 wrote: »

The cap of 10,000 only applies to match points. More points are different and although it might be limited too i see no limit.

Fuel max 800 per week.

I got 150 points on a £20 petrol spend this afternoon so possibly if you have several cars, a big petrol spend and Morrisons is your only garage then you might need his and hers cards.

My 150 points are not showing on my online account yet???