easy lovin' in the evening

helen4891

Just got my free will razor delivered, thanks to op for posting x
:j

rose28454

wendyak wrote: »

same here, eldest married last year and only now she has a baby herself does she see things in perspective.......a long haul I'm afraid but so worth it.

Yes indeed. my daughter was hard work throughout her teens and twenties ( also due to her father's alcoholism) but now has a lovely home, is newly married and today told me she is just pregnant!!!!

And she has learnt some mse ways from me. She was showing me all the lovely goods from Lidl that are the same as Tesco but so much cheaper!!!

altojack

Anon wrote: »

Unless it has changed, Lucozade was £3.70 each, 2 for £6 in A but multi not showing on APG (or A.com) so £7.40 v £5 AvT, £2.90 back on £6 spend.

Hth

Anon

Thanks Anon for giving a reply, I was ready for the off when I posted and have just seen mrs g asking about Lucozade

LEJC wrote: »

I was one of those children that was bought up with the knowledge that lucozade was good for you when you were ill....back in the day when chemists sold it and it came with a crinkly orange wrapper....perhaps thats what everyone needs for their coughs and colds!

Strange how times change....

I remember the Orange wrap too, as kids we used to wander round looking through it. Used to make the dreary dull days look so light and sunny :rotfl: :rotfl:

altojack

Will let you know if Lucizade still works when results are in, unless someone shopped before me

locarr

Morning ALL!

mrsgee_2

altojack wrote: »

Will let you know if Lucizade still works when results are in, unless someone shopped before me

thank you, I havent gone yet, I will be in a bit but have been tellng myself that since half nine and havent gone yet.

shogun_777

davemorton wrote: »

Thats fair comment, but I think if you believe what was done the other day with the gloating of that glitch was okay, it says more about you than you realise.

I hope it would say I am the kind of person who believes in live and let live nobody is without their faults. I also don't agree with constantly harassing someone because they may do something others perceive as being wrong, there is no justification for bullying behaviour. If this some how makes me a questionable person I can live that

wendyak

shogun_777 wrote: »

I hope it would say I am the kind of person who believes in live and let live nobody is without their faults. I also don't agree with constantly harassing someone because they may do something others perceive as being wrong, there is no justification for bullying behaviour. If this some how makes me a questionable person I can live that

was the glitch ever revealed .......or did I miss it ??? xxxx

altojack

chandlerscroft wrote: »

This caught my attention

Asda will announce on Tuesday that it has poached one of rival Sainsbury (Amsterdam: SJ6.AS - news) 's top executives amid an intensifying UK supermarket price war.
Sky News has learnt that Roger Burnley, Sainsbury's retail and operations director, is to join its competitor as its new chief operating officer.
The move will place Mr Burnley among the leading candidates to succeed Andy Clarke, Asda's chief executive, when he steps down from the role.
Mr Burnley's appointment will come just weeks after Asda reported its worst-ever quarterly performance, with sales from stores open for at least a year falling 4.7% in the 11 weeks to June 30.
Mr Clarke's future has been the subject of frequent speculation, although he has publicly insisted that he is "here to stay".
Senior Wal-Mart executives have been increasingly visible at Asda's Leeds headquarters in recent months as they take a close interest in efforts to improve the performance of the company.
His departure from Sainsbury's will come as a blow to Mike Coupe, who took over as Sainsbury's chief executive last year and who has also been battling to contend with the structural changes taking place in the British food retailing sector.
Intensifying competition from discounters Aldi and Lidl has had a substantial impact on the quartet of chains which dominate the industry: Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Tesco (Xetra: 852647 - news) .
Last week, Tesco reported a slump in half-year profits , with new chief executive Dave Lewis acknowledging that it would be a long haul to transform the company's fortunes.
In recent days, Tesco has unveiled a new scheme aimed at tempting shoppers from rivals by offering to match their prices even when products are on promotion

All those large apps from c&c and returned goods can't be helping Mr A trading figures :eek:

locarr wrote: »

Morning ALL!

Good morning locarr

mrsgee wrote: »

thank you, I havent gone yet, I will be in a bit but have been tellng myself that since half nine and havent gone yet.

That is normally me, dithering then it's too late :rotfl: :rotfl: my results aren't due until 12.30 :cool:

WishI'dReadSooner

One here for Dave - no fly cruise 33 nights - treasures of the West Indies £969.
http://www.cruise1st.co.uk/fusion/detailcsipackage.pl?sessionkey=86055969-ACC4l43DC-A346-4FD7CBBD81BF&chosencruise=326_0.0&depselected=&cid=959709&depair=CO

Anyone been on a 'Cruise & Maritime' on Magellan or similar? Have seen quite a few of these very reasonably priced BUT what are they like?
The food, things to do onboard etc. I'd probably be OK with my Kindle packed with books, sitting on the deck but sadly can't book a thing yet.
We're still waiting for the all important call about hubby's ops.