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Ladyshopper

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

Thes are so lovely, I was hoping to add them to an online shop to use up APGs but they're not available through groceries :mad: I should be able to add items from George Home to my grocery shop and it makes no sense that I can't :mad:


http://direct.asda.com/George-Home-Prince%27s-Trust-Mugs---2-Pack/001478814,default,pd.html?cgid=D26M14G01C07S01

Thanks for these. I'm buying little pressies for my friend (the one with cancer ) and she loves foxes, so these will be perfect!

Ladyshopper

Muggles are so annoying!!!

Was in Brantano, as had one pair of shoes to return, and wanted to try on some of the go walks, as not all of them look like they do in the pictures.

Was a lady next to me and we got chatting about how comfy they were. She had a box in her hand. Told her there was 40% off everything online, and what the code was. She said thanks and seemed really pleased.

I then ended up behind her in the queue about 5 minutes later, she had obviously completely ignored me and spend £120 on shoes. :eek:

Why would you not want to save 40%? :eek:

Was ranting about it for ages in the car. my poor DS was driving and just ignoring me! :rotfl:

tweets

Ladyshopper wrote: »

You can return by post for free. I've done that already with one pair, the online exclusives have to be returned by post. Luckily my nearest collect plus place is in my local Asda, quite handy!

Thank you for the code never had skechers before are they lightweight or clumpy please ? I have 2 pairs in my basket but unsure which to order

Skechers Go Walk 2 slip ons or Agility Free Time like trainers.

I am treating myself to 1 pair for all the walking I am going to be doing to and from work

Anyone advise please which would be the best to buy ?

Enterprise_1701C

Talking about clearing out rooms, we have been working out way through the attic, and today it was the turn of the old electrical stuff, and we found our first ever printer, a Hewlett Packard dot matrix .:eek::eek: it's even got six ribbons with it:eek:

tweets

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Well done tweets:T:T:T

I finally managed it needed to use one lollipop :j:j:j I didn't know lollipops broke chocolate pieces til I tried it or I would have been :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

3Dogs

Afternoon Elite :money:

fairclaire wrote: »

you might live in a whole different social area to the one I'm working in but we are running a community garden sharing scheme. It's mostly at the moment older people unable to access the garden letting people with no gardens grow things in their space and sharing the proceeds. It's had some lovely results people who would never have met in life otherwise are making friends

the job I'm doing at the moment is just wonderful. It was meant to give people from deprived areas access to things they don't have and its ended up that the people who do have access are getting as much out of sharing with people from deprived areas as each other. Old people who have gardens and can't access them not only have lively gardens again but they have the most unexpected company it's just grown that way and it's fantastic to see.

This has all grown from an idea that ex-servicemen (and their wives ) had an idea to build a garden to provide a sanctuary for ex-servicemen who are suffering. Those guys are now out setting up community projects and it's just :D:D

That is wonderful idea FC. I remember you mentioning the initial plan in relatyion to your hubbie. The idea seems to have evolved into something very worthwhile for the whole community :T

Deleted_User wrote: »

Morning All,

Got a C&C later... anyone else able to pick there's up after the store has closed. I find that fascinating haha!

I had to ask the guy when picking up my c&c 'after hours' and he said that they are there for loading up van for deliveries so available for c&c too

Swad12345 wrote: »

Good morning peps, was freezing waiting to do the derby 10k, soon warned up & did a b&b whoo well happy hope everyone has a good day & the sun comes out, off to shower & get ready for a sports massage , my hubby thinks I'm a sadist , god help me:o

Well done Swad :T

3Dogs

Loving the pics of your puddy cat Snap, what a wonderful job you have done there :T

zippydooda

multi gone from nappies again. why did I not get any

Evangeline1971

Ladyshopper wrote: »

Thanks for these. I'm buying little pressies for my friend (the one with cancer ) and she loves foxes, so these will be perfect!

There are some other items with foxes on you may like
http://direct.asda.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-ASDA-Site/default/Search-Show?q=Princes+trust+fox&cgid=10&ccgid=10#http://direct.asda.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-ASDA-Site/default/Search-Show?q=Princes+trust+fox&cgid=10&ccgid=10
Also I'd have a look in the store as I'm sure there was more. I seem to remember a tray which isn't online. Actually I just found the tray separately http://direct.asda.com/George-Home-Prince%27s-Trust-Tray/001479836,default,pd.html

tweets wrote: »

Thank you for the code never had skechers before are they lightweight or clumpy please ? I have 2 pairs in my basket but unsure which to order

Skechers Go Walk 2 slip ons or Agility Free Time like trainers.

I am treating myself to 1 pair for all the walking I am going to be doing to and from work

Anyone advise please which would be the best to buy ?

The Go walks are very lightweight. These are the ones I have and few folk on here have bought and recommend. I would go for them as I don't know anything about the Agility free time. It seems the go walks are the most popular, hth

tweets

Good Afternoon

Mum must have been in a good mood she gave me 2 t shirt type tops she bought from Edinburgh woollen mill in Middleton last week. Hope she doesn't ask for money next week The khaki coat I thought she had bought me in Mr T the other week well I offered her the £20 yesterday and she took it :eek: :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: I was expecting her to say she had bought me it :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: