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tweets

Tinyshoes (((X)))

pawlala

tweets wrote: »

£249.99' Citizen Eco-Drive Watch for £89.99

Solar Powered, stainless steel watch
Thanks to Rxtx on ten ways .


http://www.hsamuel.co.uk/webstore/d/2308479/citizen+eco+drive+men%27s+stainless+steel+chronograph+watch/?_

I bought one and immediately got a £20 online discount code for another purchase over £50. So I bought another for 69.99. Quidco gives 7%.

Ofc, if the first one doesn't fit I might have to take it back...

rhosynbach

TrulyMadly wrote: »

You will always need toilet rolls:rotfl:

Or sugar

Or tea or coffee:)

cjj wrote: »

Or maybe some bits to put away for Xmas eg

Nuts
Beer
Spirits
Trifle mix
Hth xx

bubbs wrote: »

Rhos what about ordering store cupboard stuff/ loo rolls/ kitchen rolls or some treats for xmas?

good ideas thanks everyone:T dont drink cofee or booze in our house so the list is
tea, sugar, toilet rolls, ,kitchen rolls, then for xmas, trifle bits, schloer, chocolates, nuts and cheese crackers and a cheese grater for dd1 as she needs one ,:T:T

Queenriderbrekke

Thank you for the new thread x

FloFlo

eightieschick88 wrote: »

Thanks Snap - must try and get on here more instead of working and lurking

Chance would be a fine thing, so so busy in new position but should make an effort.

josie_ann57

Anon wrote: »

Yes in a jar - in T is was in the world food aisle.i couldn't find it in A but was freely available on the shelves in two Ts this weekend.

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/Shopping/FindProducts.aspx?Query=Coconut+oil&Store=Tesco

Thank you, I will explore further afield until I find some.:)

fuzzgun19

Saw these Lily Warne crocheted poppys on countryfile this evening, and think they're lovely.. have ordered one.

https://www.facebook.com/LilyWarneChagfordWool?fref=ts

Queenriderbrekke

So glad you're alright Tinyshoes, fires are very dangerous even when controlled x

Savvybuyer

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2449843/Frozen-food-IS-better-Higher-levels-vitamins-antioxidants.html
:think:

Although - I don't believe what I read in the Daily Mail!:rotfl:

I think the 'problem' is that the "fresh" stuff in supermarkets may well have been in storage for some time - and I mentioned before that the supermarkets' and the general public's view as to what is "fresh" may not necessarily be in accord with each other. The stores may then use sprays to make it look freshly picked.

The Mail said: "This supermarket theatre convincers I]sic[/I shoppers to pay a premium for food they believe is good for their family’s health as well as being tasty."

So - all about making money again! In other words, the opposite of us saving money. Therefore, avoid all that nasty premium-charged 'fresh' food! When, in fact, as seems now to be to be almost always the case, the counter-intuitive is the better! Frozen better than fresh?

So, the frozen stuff - some of it - some of it can be frozen others of it can't - can be better. I beg to differ on those broccolis though - although that relates more to it because of it being the S/P version (frozen broccoli) than because of broccoli being frozen per se.

"...they believe is good for their family’s health..." (my emphasis) Judging by that article, it seems to be another mistaken generally-held belief - yet again:(. I am just about reaching the conclusion that virtually all generally-held beliefs and assumptions are almost certainly incorrect:rotfl:.

bubbs

Flo :wave:
Hope your ok?