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Economic Living Is The Exercise
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I've been looking at Extreme Couponing and I am puzzled
I see there is an offer on there for a grant for solar panels but surely there is a catch. You can't get free solar panels, can you? I hope not, my sister bought hers :eek:fairclaire wrote: »Im listening to random stuff
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SmJxtgmsqAE
I'm calling this the end to my week because it has been a truly pants one and no one will mind if it ends a day early:rotfl::rotfl:
I seem to have spent a good chunk of it at hospital and still came out with more questions than answers
In the cooking department this week I managed to make a plum crumble with plums from the garden. I burnt it.....but I thought it was at least scrapeable?? The chickens enjoyed it very muchand I tried to make a chilli tonight. I used OH homemade sauce and I added some spoonfuls from a jar of those lazy chillies......I didn't think 2 teaspoons looked enough
:o:o
OH is coming to cook the roast tomorrow and the children have enjoyed the extra takeaway food at least:rotfl:
Sorry you've had a rubbish week. I know that feeling! I'm no domestic goddess either, and my kids are moaning they've run out of microwave medals whilst I've been in hospital. God forbid they get some chips or something out the oven and actually bother to read the instructions on the packet!Its over now, let it go.
I admire your attempt at plum crumble. I can just about manage to feed my lot, but I must admit to using the oven and the microwave a lot.
My OH is working tomorrow, might just take the kids to visit my parents around dinner time.
thats about my level of cooking too elliemoo!
Congratulations to Rose, that's lovely news. :T
Waiting for breakfast and the blood taker. Not sure who'll be here first! :rotfl:0 -
Good morning everybody, I hope you are well and have a lovely sunny Sunday.
Happy shopping.
udis worked yesterday from a cc I did in the evening.Mortgage debt 45,000. Thank you all for your help so far in helping me save to buy the house. I could not have done this without all your help.0 -
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Just had a Groupon email. For £20 they will kindly give you £40 to spend at Very.
I've had a quick browse through the offers....it's all generally overpriced anyway but the Scholl hard skin removers......which range from £40 in Boots to £20 odd ish on Amazon are on there. There's the usually dearer of the 2 on for £30, so if you can find something else you need for a £10 it might be worth looking at.
There's masses of stuff and I can see myself losing the day trawling through so I'm going to stop there and do something more productive.
It's free collect from local convenience stores near you:):)
TCB. 6.3%To do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0 -
Good morning, Ladyshopper so good to see your feeling a bit better, when I was away my kids took full advantage of home delivery from tesco, you should of seen the carp they bought not to mention the alcohol which was down to the sixteen year old, my ds never touched it until he was eighteen as it was illegal , he is very literal, hope you do get home as soon as safe for you x:)The person who never makes a mistake never learns anything.0
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Multiple Muller Light yogurt offers are presently not showing on either asda or msm sites.
They are (68p each) 10 for £4 instore at asda but only 10 for £2 at Morrisons. So should compare as 10 x 68p = £6.80 at asda against £2 at Morrisons making apg of £4.80. So paid 80p to take away 10 yogurts
Big question is: are the Morrisons 10 for £2 showing on asda comparison? Anyone know?0 -
Ladyshopper wrote: »I got free ones! Obviously the company that installed them makes money, as they get any excess I don't use that is sold back to the grid. However, I get the use of them (when home) so just do all my washing and drying etc during the day. I didn't want to pay out for them, so it's win win for me.
Sorry you've had a rubbish week. I know that feeling! I'm no domestic goddess either, and my kids are moaning they've run out of microwave medals whilst I've been in hospital. God forbid they get some chips or something out the oven and actually bother to read the instructions on the packet!
thats about my level of cooking too elliemoo!
Congratulations to Rose, that's lovely news. :T
Waiting for breakfast and the blood taker. Not sure who'll be here first! :rotfl:
Morning
Do you find you keep saying thank you to the person who sticks the needle in you? It's something I've noticed about myself latelyingrown politeness. Someone comes along and stabs you and steals some of your bodily fluid......and you thank them :eek:
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It's dry ish this morning so we are off to the beach. I have 2 takers this morning. Ds2 and we are picking OH up on the way. That's quite nice for Ds2. He usually just has to put up with me. Hope your blood tests bring good results :A0 -
Multiple Muller Light yogurt offers are presently not showing on either asda or msm sites.
They are (68p each) 10 for £4 instore at asda but only 10 for £2 at Morrisons. So should compare as 10 x 68p = £6.80 at asda against £2 at Morrisons making apg of £4.80. So paid 80p to take away 10 yogurts
Big question is: are the Morrisons 10 for £2 showing on asda comparison? Anyone know?
Nope
A few people have been checking for this. APG rarely picks this deal upApparently, everybody knows that the bird is [strike]the word[/strike] a moorhen0 -
Multiple Muller Light yogurt offers are presently not showing on either asda or msm sites.
They are (68p each) 10 for £4 instore at asda but only 10 for £2 at Morrisons. So should compare as 10 x 68p = £6.80 at asda against £2 at Morrisons making apg of £4.80. So paid 80p to take away 10 yogurts
Big question is: are the Morrisons 10 for £2 showing on asda comparison? Anyone know?
I don't think the M offer is being picked up nutty:oTo do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0
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