Elite go to Lapland In Time for christmas Eve

tigerwhite_2

Nannylala wrote: »

It's time to get a shifty on as DDLala will be here shortly and Nannylala is still sat here in her night attire:eek::santa2::santa2::santa2:

ooh, enjoy your shopping Nanny and say hi to Lala

locarr wrote: »

No, saw it on another site!

I actually like thies and look forward to the January reductions!!;)

Morning ALL!:D

Morning sweetie

dipdap wrote: »

Morning all

Morning Dippy. You looking forward to Xmas?

nerfdad

tigerwhite wrote: »

Morning all :santa2:
well I took the kids into town last night (OH's idea), to buy DS some new trainers and let them go on the carousel/helter skelter that is all Christmas looking and lovely. What a disaster :eek: Kids upset and complaining about everything, OH mooching and picking out 9 different pairs of trainers and me getting irate with all of them. Culminated in the kids getting a "naughty sticker" on their Xmas reward chart and going to bed early while we plonked ourselves down with a bottle of wine.

I'm not a keen shopper at the best of times (supermarkets are another thing:p), but window shopping and mooching around with kids is just something i don't do...



oh Nerfy, you do make me laugh :rotfl:

Tell the kids its coal from Santa this Christmas

deb8z

Popped in to say,anybody for 1p tomatoes :rotfl:

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/tins-tomatoes-carnival-brand-scanning-1p-tesco-2089207

tigerwhite_2

I need to maximise my dairy MOC's from T and want to stock up on cheese and butter. Have found the following (via MyS) and will test at lunch:

2 x Lurpak 1kg £6.20 each = £12.40. Use £3 dairy moc plus fillers..
Get a £6.40 PP back on a £9.40 spend as they are £3 in A (excluding fillers).

Cost for 2kg butter becomes £3......:D:T

Need to do a cheese one next....

[Deleted User]

Morning Elite,

Looking for a bit of advice, I placed an order from A Direct for some toys on the 5th December. I have checked the tracking details and there's no information still says there awaiting collection.

I rang them on Monday and the very mono-tone customer service guy told me he'd have a word with the delivery company and get back to me. I expressed the urgency as these items are for Christmas. Safe to say he's not got back to me. Where do I go next just ring back and express even more urgency. I have to say I'm disappointed I expected better from A. I even paid more to buy from them to ensure Christmas delivery as the items were cheaper on the dreaded eBay

xxlouisexx56

tigerwhite wrote: »

I need to maximise my dairy MOC's from T and want to stock up on cheese and butter. Have found the following (via MyS) and will test at lunch:

2 x Lurpak 1kg £6.20 each = £12.40. Use £3 dairy moc plus fillers..
Get a £6.40 PP back on a £9.40 spend as they are £3 in A (excluding fillers).

Cost for 2kg butter becomes £3......:D:T

Need to do a cheese one next....

That looks good.

I'm going to A's after lunch to test out some haircare products and hopefully get some chocolates.... Or maybe ill just have 2 choc shops and have greasy hair

tigerwhite_2

nerfdad wrote: »

Tell the kids its coal from Santa this Christmas

It bloomin' will be coal unless they sort themselves out:p. DS is 5 and has become spoilt, getting a strop on last night as I said no to a toy or sweets.. I'm always mindful about not spoiling, think he's just at that age, regardless of me having chats with him about money, wages, paying for things etc. I want him to be sensible (but i guess he is 5 so i have to rein myself in a bit!):D

tigerwhite_2

xxlouisexx56 wrote: »

That looks good.

I'm going to A's after lunch to test out some haircare products and hopefully get some chocolates.... Or maybe ill just have 2 choc shops and have greasy hair

Don't put the butter on your hair instead of the shampoo

Deleted_User wrote: »

Morning Elite,

Looking for a bit of advice, I placed an order from A Direct for some toys on the 5th December. I have checked the tracking details and there's no information still says there awaiting collection.

I rang them on Monday and the very mono-tone customer service guy told me he'd have a word with the delivery company and get back to me. I expressed the urgency as these items are for Christmas. Safe to say he's not got back to me. Where do I go next just ring back and express even more urgency. I have to say I'm disappointed I expected better from A. I even paid more to buy from them to ensure Christmas delivery as the items were cheaper on the dreaded eBay

I'd ring them back and give them another chance to sort it...

Mumto2monkeys

:santa2:all

Bobbing in just to say...went into town this morning and spotted...
These..
M&s 50% off gift toiletries
New Look 50% off some knitwear, coats and slippers

cheer1eader

mumtoo3 wrote: »

Morning,

I chased up mine when I had to wait 55 minutes last month.
Lots of triggers and chocs when I went to A's last night, in case you needed any.

Farm foods has opened as well.

Have a good day, off to find a petticoat for DD, as the dress the school have ordered for the girls for the choir is see through:eek: and they can't wear the dress without one.

hi mumtoo3 :wave:
thanks did you chase online or instore?
ooooh really? i was thinking of popping in to a's after picking the kids up later
i thought it had but wasn't sure if they were just stocking shelves or if they were actually open? do you go in by where they are building the hungry horse?
:eek: good luck with the petticoat hunt!

nerfdad wrote: »

Go to asda and shout as loud as you can " I have ripped you off loads with the Udi by getting a £20 evoucher I should not off got every time I did an order but now I'm not getting a £10 voucher for waiting for a bit I feel hard done by":D:D:D

reported! :rotfl:plus i only did 2 udi orders