The Elite:The Good, The Bad and the Glitchy

Nannylala

Rather overcast at the moment but hoping it stays dry as am off to my local Hospice where myDH was as they are having a Vintage Affair...all things Vintage cars,clothes ,jewellery and cream teas served in Vintage crockery :cool:will not be very Mse but such a worthy cause:A and I always like to support them the best I can as they did so much for my DH and our family .

Enjoy your Sunday

hornetgirl

Can anyone better this plan? We are doing some decorating and some of the things we need are only available from Homebase. So:

Go to Tesco (womble on way in and on way out)
Buy Homebase giftvouchers in multiples of £50 - this will gain bonus club card points and also some of those fuel points they are doing away with soon
Pay with Amex - this will give bonus points for supermarket spend in first year of membership
Go to Homebase and use gift cards to buy decorating stuff - this will give Nectar points. Also use till spits for extra Nectar points relating to specific purchases.

I know I could wait until Homebase have a 15% off sale, but the work really needs to be done now.

Morning all

hornetgirl

Nannylala wrote: »

Rather overcast at the moment but hoping it stays dry as am off to my local Hospice where myDH was as they are having a Vintage Affair...all things Vintage cars,clothes ,jewellery and cream teas served in Vintage crockery :cool:will not be very Mse but such a worthy cause:A and I always like to support them the best I can as they did so much for my DH and our family .

Enjoy your Sunday

That sounds like a lovely event Nannylala, right up your street. Hope you enjoy it and fingers crossed for you it stays dry.

TrulyMadly

hornetgirl wrote: »

I wasn't particularly until a couple of years ago, when I had the huge good fortune of winning a competition run by Courvoisier which included amongst other fabulous things, a stay at their chateau in Jarnac. We learned a vast amount about the products, toured the vineyards, the barrel making facility, the bottling plant and just about everything else in between. Our room at the chateau was an incredible example of faded splendour and included a flask of cognac on the mantelpiece, topped up whenever we drank any. The highlight was being taken down into the chateau's cellar, affectionately known as Paradise, where we sampled a glass of L'Essence de Courvoisier, guided by the master blender. I've been a little bit in love with it ever since :heart2:

What a great post hg....thank you:A

springdreams

Good morning.

A bit overcast and wet here today.

Just a gentle bump for my sister, who is taking part in Race for Life today. Any donations would be much appreciated

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5261822

Have a lovely day all

tweets

Good Morning

Looks like rain out

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Good Luck

tweets

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TrulyMadly

Snap-ant wrote: »

Just saying Hello - been up late to catch the opening of Sun Holidays for next Easter school holiday week in Kiln Park :j:j

Hope everyone is well?

Haven't read anything here as life has been a bit erratic but calming down now

Very out of the Elite Loop :o

Very Bestest All ♥

Made my day snap:smileyhea:smileyhea

I'm all goose bumbly:D

Nannylala

tweets wrote: »

Good Morning

Looks like rain out

Good morning tweets :A who you wanting to win BB;)not long now