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Nannylala

emerald21 wrote: »

Good Afternoon all. it's Riley's 4 th birthday today

Happy Birthday too to Nickylala.

Hope Riley has had a lovely day Susie....did he have a little Party?

Nannylala

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Nope, it is a pink shirt, and an M&S suit!

SSM you obviously know your labels;)

LANGO1966

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I cannot believe he is now 4!

Nickylala hope you have a great birthday. I remember your posts from my lurking days!! x



Thanks for posting this, I must have really stuffed up my shop yesterday as the Garnier was showing at £1.67 for each shop!

Could you tell me what the Mr Muscle trigger is please.

Hi, the Mr muscle is bathroom care trigger spray BC ending 5914.
Garnier is still priced at £3.87 in my store but others have it at the reduced price.

Annabell5

Sat in the garden with hubby drinking sloe vodka I made 4yrs ago.Tastes like nectar.Going in now to put potatos in oven to have with reduced cooked chicken from Ts

Nannylala

Annabell5 wrote: »

Sat in the garden with hubby drinking sloe vodka I made 4yrs ago.Tastes like nectar.Going in now to put potatos in oven to have with reduced cooked chicken from Ts

Sounds just perfic Annabell enjoy:T

Enterprise_1701C

Nannylala wrote: »

I agree Dave but when you can get them in the posh Charity shops and we do have some good ones where I live it really gives me a buzz Nannylala prides herself on being very clued up on the expensive makes and being able to spot them from afar;);)

Really wish we had some charity shops like that around. Around here we get expensive charity shops, as in pay more for a Primark top than you should in Primark, and wedding dresses for £200. I asked one of the shops why they charge so much where we live, their reply was that people that live in X can afford it. I then put the books I was holding down in the counter and let her start ringing them up. I then told her I live in X and I can't afford it, turned round and walked out.

I am so tired of everyone assuming that we are rich just because we live in a prosperous area, and people do not seem to realise how expensive it is to live here:mad:

Oops sorry for the rant:o

Sunshinemummy

Nannylala wrote: »

SSM you obviously know your labels;)

I am learning from you... and then I google!!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I even bought a Jasper Conran bag.... I know it is posh as it has a bag to store it in!! :T:T (70% off)

Sunshinemummy

LANGO1966 wrote: »

Hi, the Mr muscle is bathroom care trigger spray BC ending 5914.
Garnier is still priced at £3.87 in my store but others have it at the reduced price.

Thanks, I have no idea what I did wrong as they were £3.87 (3 for £5)... I will have another go x

Annabell5 wrote: »

Sat in the garden with hubby drinking sloe vodka I made 4yrs ago.Tastes like nectar.Going in now to put potatos in oven to have with reduced cooked chicken from Ts

I love sloe vodka (and gin) when it has turned into the consistency of tar.... lovely x

tweets

Nannylala wrote: »

Good afternoon tweets you just reminded me I stripped the bed this morning so off to make it up before I have an early dinner.DS been round to try on his wedding ensemble I got him in my Posh Charity shop;)
Pink (as in make) shirt for £5 original cost £115
Pink( as in colour) new 100% silk tie £3-50 original price £49
Grey M&S suit almost new reduced to £6-25 original cost in excess of £100:T
DS is very impressed with Nannylala's thrifty Wedding outfit and it fits him perfectly:j:j

Good Afternoon Nannylala :A

I have also stripped and made my bed

The outfit sounds very posh :T:T

Nannylala

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Really wish we had some charity shops like that around. Around here we get expensive charity shops, as in pay more for a Primark top than you should in Primark, and wedding dresses for £200. I asked one of the shops why they charge so much where we live, their reply was that people that live in X can afford it. I then put the books I was holding down in the counter and let her start ringing them up. I then told her I live in X and I can't afford it, turned round and walked out.

I am so tired of everyone assuming that we are rich just because we live in a prosperous area, and people do not seem to realise how expensive it is to live here:mad:

Oops sorry for the rant:o

I can totally understand where you are coming from ,the areas I frequent are more pricey than my area and obviously there are some monied people live there as you can tell by the type of clothing they donate.What is nice though is the Charity shops are not greedy and do not overprice and obviously you do pick up some really cheap things that have slipped through the net so to speak and I am clued up as I was in the clothing business and it is an advantage;)