Elite 11+ Part 75

bubbs

cjj wrote: »

Send me your apgs bubbs and I will spend em at Sada living for you :rotfl: xx

:rotfl::rotfl: not fair:(

abailey54

Evening, having a half 'arrised catch up

Sorry TS, sounds like a complete headache. Blinking family eh. Well done on the weight loss, surely that deserves a shiny new dress, you can never have too many in the collection imo

Dd is finally on her way out of a developmental phase so I'm able to do a few more things now, she's been demanding (and getting) my constant undivided attention for the last 3-4wks. Hoping to finally get some potatoes in the ground tomorrow - better late than never. Still loads of dandelions to clear but hopefully we can plant as we go

SweetnSavvy

redfraggle wrote: »

Radox shop worked v M today on old and new system. Cant copy old here but below is new. Not sure if it's mentioned but Sprite still not showing in the 2 for £2 and Sprite Zero compares v £1 @ M.

1x Wham Raspberry Flavoured Bar (16G) £0.10 N/A
1x Sprite Zero (2LT) £1.85 £1.00
0.03x ASDA Loose Mushrooms (PER KG) £0.07 £0.14
0.13x ASDA Loose Red Onions (PER KG) £0.09 £0.09
1x Swizzels Refreshers Chew Bar (SINGLE) £0.10 N/A
1x Haribo Starmix (1PK) £0.10 £0.10
1x Barratt Flumps (12G) £0.10 £0.10
4x Radox Moisturising & Antibacterial Handwash (250ML) £7.60 £3.48
4x Radox Replenishing & Antibacterial Handwash (250ML) £7.60 £3.48
Comparison total (compared products only) £17.41 £8.39
+£9.02 cheaper

Thanks Redfraggle, I've just been taking a look at the 2 for £2 soft drinks (sprite trigger) v M and noticed that Diet Coke, Diet Coke caffeine free and coca cola are all showing as £0.00 on MSM if anyone wants to try it out.:). I've decided to work on a AvS shop instead.

cjj_2

bubbs wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl: not fair:(

Aww:(
It's probably all stuff you can buy on asda direct though thinking about it bubbs, with free store delivery. But it is a nice place to look round xx

Nannylala

Good evening :)and what a beautiful one it is too.I have been in the garden all day and am as stiff as a board :eek: even using the keypad is making my arms ache :(so off for nice long soak in a radox bath and get comfy for BGT. (Shed painted and led lights hung up and hoping they will look good once it gets dark and more planting done will finish the rest tomorrow;)
Tiny I am shocked at the amount of grief you are getting over your Party ...you sure as hell will remember this Birthday :A hope you enjoy your Ball tonight bless you x

WishI'dReadSooner

TS - you could always start the party by playing musical chairs. The more elderly can sit initially where they want to & everyone fill in the gaps. This way they can't blame you for anything.
I can see it now!:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Trouble is you might get landed so maybe leave the content tables alone. I still think a table on their own might be the solution - that way they're not going to have to suffer anyone else they don't like.
How can they blame you for that? You're just being thoughtful!:A:rotfl::rotfl:

rockyrose

bubbs wrote: »

Ahhh ok thanks, just done a google nearest one Coventry:o 33 miles away:(

I don't know if this is nearer or further for you but the one at near Stratford on Avon is much better than the Coventry one, has a bigger range and more reductions

bubbs

abailey54 wrote: »

Evening, having a half 'arrised catch up

Sorry TS, sounds like a complete headache. Blinking family eh. Well done on the weight loss, surely that deserves a shiny new dress, you can never have too many in the collection imo

Dd is finally on her way out of a developmental phase so I'm able to do a few more things now, she's been demanding (and getting) my constant undivided attention for the last 3-4wks. Hoping to finally get some potatoes in the ground tomorrow - better late than never. Still loads of dandelions to clear but hopefully we can plant as we go

Awww bless her, what is she about 5 months?
Hope you get your spuds in;)

abailey54

bubbs wrote: »

Awww bless her, what is she about 5 months?
Hope you get your spuds in;)

Thanks bubbs, good memory, she's 5 months in 5 days

bubbs

cjj wrote: »

Aww:(
It's probably all stuff you can buy on asda direct though thinking about it bubbs, with free store delivery. But it is a nice place to look round xx

Dont matter , i will suffer:rotfl:

Nannylala wrote: »

Good evening :)and what a beautiful one it is too.I have been in the garden all day and am as stiff as a board :eek: even using the keypad is making my arms ache :(so off for nice long soak in a radox bath and get comfy for BGT. (Shed painted and led lights hung up and hoping they will look good once it gets dark and more planting done will finish the rest tomorrow;)
Tiny I am shocked at the amount of grief you are getting over your Party ...you sure as hell will remember this Birthday :A hope you enjoy your Ball tonight bless you x

Enjoy your soak Nanny i do miss a bath:(

rockyrose wrote: »

I don't know if this is nearer or further for you but the one at near Stratford on Avon is much better than the Coventry one, has a bigger range and more reductions

Further 48 miles, thanks though;)