Economic Living Is The Exercise

Tinyshoes

Oh and forgot to say, I probably won't be about tomorrow, vineyard trip I wish I hadn't booked. It better be good.

David.

Elliemoo :beer:
:rotfl:

David.

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

Elliemoo :beer:
:rotfl:

What has she done? :cool:

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

What has she done? :cool:

:eek:
A gentleman never tells

elliemoo

David. wrote: »

Elliemoo :beer:
:rotfl:

I'm here. My OH is running a half marathon tomorrow so I have had his half of the vino! Oops!

silvercar

gardenia wrote: »

Hello everybody
Thanks to hduk

£2.50 kettle

http://www.tesco.com/direct/tesco-jkf14-plastic-kettle-flame/355-5846.prd?pageLevel=&skuId=355-5846&sc_cmp=tp4_aff_1018132

Cheap own brand kettles from Tesco are very noisy.

David.

elliemoo wrote: »

I'm here. My OH is running a half marathon tomorrow so I have had his half of the vino! Oops!

Accidents happen :rotfl:

elliemoo

Inspired by the talk about boxes of fizz all week I found a bottle of Antoine de Clevecy, from a Sainsbob offer/glitch I think, I opened and finished it, but I think it has survived here so long because it gives me a very sore head the next day,but hey ho needs must.

silvercar

remote90 wrote: »

I don't know if this has already been discussed but has anyone got good ideas for contactless spends to maximise the benefits of the TSB deal (5% Cashback on the first £100 contactless spend per month).

I know M&S and McDonalds support contactless. Who else? Obviously the £30 contactless limit prevents doing it all in one go. I wonder if buying an ill-fitting shirt would count?

My Tesco and Morries do, so I guess most supermarkets will. Boots also do.