Elite 2015#1

streetlights

Good morning and hooray to Friday. I hope you all have a fabulous day.

Happy shopping.

Enterprise_1701C

abailey54 wrote: »

Morning :wave:

Well done on the catfood sfsb, and thanks for sharing the stash pic, it's like !!!!!! on this thread

Well done on reaching all your weight goals tweets :T


Dh goes back to work Monday it's been a lovely 4wks but I've become accustomed to going 50/50 with the baby care so I'm going to have a bit of a rude awakening I think. Will have to think about driving too as it's the only way to get him to work - still a bit sore from the caesarean but I'm sure women who already have children drive sooner, such is life

Have my first udi shop coming today, am a bit nervous I've n.t done it right, ordered one of the apple and cinnamon (as well as the strawberry) as I'm not sure if those were working or not - fingers crossed

I am fairly sure you are not meant to drive for 6 weeks after a C section, and if you have been told that by the doctor then you would be driving uninsured, hth

emerald21

aau1 wrote: »

I just went to put my bin out and my garage door was open. Seems i didn't close it properly :doh: and the wind opened it up for the world to see

I thought i'd been broken into :eek:

Good job it happened on bin night. I wouldn't hav liked it to be open for another 7 hours!

Anyway, night all :wave:

Wow that must have been an eyeful for passers by

Good Morning all

emerald21

mhoc wrote: »

Morning all. I said yesterday was going to be rubbish and it was virtual hugs all round - hopefully today will be better and there will be less snow - none for us yet thankfully.

Check your emails and spam boxes for an email with the title

"Earn a £10 bonus on your next purchase"

from Quidco - in my case it was an account I opened a very long time ago and was just about dormant, last used 2010 so I had a few guesses at the password but it could be that you don't even remember having this Quidco account - maybe it was the cat, dog or goldfishes account

click on it to opt in - you have to spend £5 but that could easily be something you could click and collect in store eg tights from Marks or something in the sale from the Dunlemn mill sale - a few things have free delivery so that's another option.

I think I am going to have a look at Livingsocial or Groupon but I am going to check that all of my account details are still correct before I order anything.

Also had a look at click snap and found a free dog food and milka bag 20p - wonder if its still 50p in Morrisons

Hi was it you mhoc who mentioned the Countrylife offer yesterday ? I also had the offer from quidco for a free £10 spend over £5 so I did that offer £5 off quidco and the £10 hopefully and the magazines with the £20 M & S voucher. Hopefully it all works to plan

emerald21

littlebluebird wrote: »

I don'T seem to have one. must use it too much, lol! Just tried dh account but can'T see where the message box notification thing is on tablet for some reason.

Meant to say thanks yesterday for some of your posts, my tablet keeps logging me in and out and losing thanks button. You posted some good fillers for a v T shop, the shop it ones so thanks.

The opt in thing didn t work for me as I would have expected it too but I still carried on . hopefully it ll work if not I lol be contacting them too .

Enterprise_1701C

emerald21 wrote: »

The opt in thing didn t work for me as I would have expected it too but I still carried on . hopefully it ll work if not I lol be contacting them too .

When I went to opt in the opt in box didn't disappear the way I expected it to, will definitely double check before I buy anything though.

Dizzy_Ditzy

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I am fairly sure you are not meant to drive for 6 weeks after a C section, and if you have been told that by the doctor then you would be driving uninsured, hth

A friend of mine was driving after ten days- i said the same to her and she said that she checked with her GP and insurance and they were both happy that if she was comfortable to drive then she would be ok

helen4891

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I am fairly sure you are not meant to drive for 6 weeks after a C section, and if you have been told that by the doctor then you would be driving uninsured, hth

I drove 2 and half weeks after my c section, sometimes u don't have ne choose. kids had to get to school.
They say 6 weeks. But saying that I walk round a 2 hour bootsale 6 days after mine, and was doing housework within 3 days.

strewth71

Good morning Elite :hello:

Dry but very chilly this morning in Manchester. No cat food for me yesterday but very impressed with the stash pic sfsb :T On the upside - I was accepted for the Purina Pro Plan Cat food trial and got a nice delivery this morning of a months worth of dry and wet food plus some samples to hand out :whistle: and money off vouchers :j

Ds2 has a green thumb this morning :( Just back from the docs and got to go a&e to have it sorted :eek: Back later

lookinforabargain

Morning all

I thought it was just me with the page number thingy, but after catching up I see I am not alone. I agree it's a royal pain on the buttocks.

Had a bit of a moment this morning. DD had been in playing with the girl from next door when I was at work yesterday, met the mum this morning and she was like 'oh your DD made us laugh yesterday' so I asked what she'd been up to. Turns out she'd been telling them I got Minion pants for Christmas :rotfl: :rotfl:
Kids, don't you just love them :cool:

Really must get myself moving, got a lot to do today and not quite sure where to start.

Hope everyone has a good day