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Elite go to Lapland In Time for christmas Eve
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Morning all
Another lovely lie in this morning :j
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Morning all. No snow here.
tweets, wrap poppys feet in clingfilm, then there will be no chance of poppy pulling you, would be like a land rover with bald tyres on a skating rink“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?”
Juvenal, The Sixteen Satires0 -
tweets, think you already have some of these, but for anyone else
Ice Traction Shoes Grips Size 7½-10½ - £16.99 down to £1.99 @ screwfix
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Juvenal, The Sixteen Satires0 -
TrulyMadly wrote: »There's nowhere desirable to live in the North:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::eek::eek::eek::D;)
Look how prices are rising.0 -
davemorton wrote: »tweets, think you already have some of these, but for anyone else
Ice Traction Shoes Grips Size 7½-10½ - £16.99 down to £1.99 @ screwfix
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My mum used to swear by 2 pairs of socks over her shoes:o0 -
Morning luvlies, hope everyone had a happy crimbo. I'm glad to say the snow has escaped us so far. For those who have it, please drive carefully and stay safe. Went to DD1s Christmas Day, she did well bless her and we all had a lovely day.
Hope fourp mum doing ok, sending positive vibes.
A have reduced the Turkey Dreamies to 50p a pack (green pack) not marked on SEL but got sa to check price as they were reduced last year. M also reduced their good boy/girl stockings to 98p.
Off to get DD2 a balloon as its her birthday tomo.
Have a great day everyone:happylove Nanny to 2 Cherubs :happylove0 -
Good Morning
Still no snow here. In fact it's not even that cold. I had a very rare lie in this morning. Was lovely. DS1 took DS2 for his walk on the beach and sorted breakfast. What an :A
I might be forced to go shopping later. Just to top up on essentials. I have to say I'd rather not but people won't stop eating :cool:
Nerfy I hope your boys are feeling better today0 -
Jelly_Biactol wrote: »What a lovely thing to say, Em:T
Cheese and gin:D Some very smelly cheese (from the French side of the family) and artisan sloe gin.
Oh, and some clean bedding (Egyptian cotton, 350 thread count ... I've got used to it now:)), some wellies as well (not posh ones, though:cool:), hardboiled crime fiction (what books did you get?), soap and smellies, and a tin of these - just in case I need a sugar rush
What did you get for other people? That's what I love to hear.
Of course you got cheese!!
I got four cat books (:o) by James Bowen and Tom Cox. Amy Poehler's autobiography and a book called 'Harry's Last Stand' by Harry Leslie Smith.
Parents main pressie was a Groupon for a Michelin starred meal. They're always cooking so I thought it would be nice for them to have a break and go somewhere fancy. Also gave them some sea salt I brought back from Iceland, a nice hand cream for Mum and a giant calculator from Ts (reduced earlier in the year) for my Dad
I got PD a GBBO cook book, a Harry Potter Tshirt and a male chicken bottle opener. Three loves combined
My 'best buy' was probably the Marc Jacobs earrings I got for my friend in Derby. Should have been almost 50 quid but I paid £19 :money:
Morning all! No snow here. Just damp!Debt free 6th December 2014
'Kindness is a simple act to show someone that you see them and that they're worth it'0
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