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emerald21

Picasso7 wrote: »

What a beautiful little man -- and such a nice thing to get a teddy!

Thanks Picasso yes he s a lovely little chap and was 4 this Sunday gone. Maybe I will take some soft toys there for some of the other children. I thought he might be a bit big for it but it seems not lol

Nannylala

Snap-ant wrote: »

Thanks - big ones scanned normal price but these were 30p

Good evening ended up going out with Lala so my plan not to go out did not work and I got very wet:eek:weather man was right;)Am glad I went as got
50 Yankee votives at 30p each instead of£1-70 each Sweet Pea,Grapefruit Morning blossom.
2Medium Yankee candles £2-25 instead of £9-00
12 WaxLyricalForget-me-not Fragranced car or small room Sachets
40p instead of £1-70 each

Ilove my candles especially a Yankee one and burn them every evening so am delight with my little haul:T:T:T

emerald21

underperky wrote: »

Went to the tip today and I am emptying the car when I see a karcher power hose ...a very clean karcher in the box lid open handle and an extension cable all plastic bagged ...now my hose on mine is on its lasts legs ...so I ask the young lad can I buy it ...noo not allowed to sell any thing ...not giving in I ask if I can just have it to take away lol...no way not allowed ....grrr to the person who sent it there .... but also as I was driving through to the right tip bin ... I see different items standing next to bins ......of course they are not for sale ...yeah right ....this tip was council run for years has been put out to tender a couple of years ago and does not open late in summer or open at all on a Friday ..so ripped off twice with less service and and employee's that just stand by bins watching you struggle ...when it was council run you got help if you needed it
grrr rant over

Typical isn t it. I hate going to our local place. They just stand around watching . You can get fined £1000 so I've heard if you are caught taking anything away. They probably want things for themselves

bubbs

xxlouisexx56 wrote: »

Been to the shops to get the last of our school bits today.

2 x pairs of shoes
2 x lunchboxes

And I'm about £100 lighter!

The two dresses I ordered from Dororthy Perkins don't fit very well so they will have to go back

:eek::eek: bloody hell

Nannylala

emerald21 wrote: »

Thanks Picasso yes he s a lovely little chap and was 4 this Sunday gone. Maybe I will take some soft toys there for some of the other children. I thought he might be a bit big for it but it seems not lol

Susie sorry to hear about what happened to little Riley Bless Him:Alovely picture of him w;)ar wound an all

xxlouisexx56

bubbs wrote: »

:eek::eek: bloody hell

And then mcdonalds for dinner :eek:

They've done a number on me today.

I may need a lie down to recover

bubbs

Nannylala wrote: »

Good evening ended up going out with Lala so my plan not to go out did not work and I got very wet:eek:weather man was right;)Am glad I went as got
50 Yankee votives at 30p each instead of£1-70 each Sweet Pea,Grapefruit Morning blossom.
2Medium Yankee candles £2-25 instead of £9-00
12 WaxLyricalForget-me-not Fragranced car or small room Sachets
40p instead of £1-70 each

Ilove my candles especially a Yankee one and burn them every evening so am delight with my little haul:T:T:T

Well done, i like candles too

bubbs

xxlouisexx56 wrote: »

And then mcdonalds for dinner :eek:

They've done a number on me today.

I may need a lie down to recover

They certainly have :eek:i think i would need to lie down for a week:rotfl::rotfl:

Enterprise_1701C

I am soooo glad I don't have to buy school stuff anymore :eek: That said, a pair of school trousers used to be about £9 on the market, and I used to have to patch/darn them to keep them going through the term, ds was not a gentle boy, still isn't come to that :eek:

Nannylala

Forgot to say 50% 0ff clothing Sale started in T's and got a couple nice bits as well as the candles treated myself out of my proceeds of the Bootie;);)