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wookeyhole1

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Does anyone know if George at Asda is likely to have a percentage off offer within the next 3 weeks? Just they have a lovely top in I rather fancy for the cruise

hi, I am 99% sure you will not get a discount until at least the 25th nov because there is a special colleague discount event on until the 24th and asda don't like to give too much away xx

tweets

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I was going to check today to make sure you'd remembered I nipped in on my way back from work and picked up a couple of them, but cooking the soup from frozen?? 11 mins in a regular microwave, the microwave we have in work is so old it's only one step away from having a starting handle :eek::rotfl:

:eek: Good Luck with the soup if you using microwave at work :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Sunshinemummy

mhoc wrote: »

morning all - still murky and gloomy here

first thing when I wake up in the morning is to think what we might do for dinner and also to do a head count to remember where everyone is.

this was my "initial" thought this morning
eldest child and BF - LA
us - UK
youngest child - HK

:rotfl:

very bad pun, I will go back to reading back :rotfl:

I know it is horrid. I always think that there is no better feeling than having all your children home and safe (and preferably tucked up in bed!) x

HILLBERN wrote: »

looks like the extra points on the print from T direct have now gone now that the clubcard boost has kicked in.
It was available last night, I put 1 in my basket, but had doubts as I wondered why do we need another printer when I had the new one delivered yesterday.
The trouble with me is im indecisive
Oh well never mind

ooh I was not indecisive - for once! God knows what I will do with another printer.... :eek:

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

tweets

silvercar wrote: »

Wait until you get bits of tissue over the whole wash!:mad:

This is me normally in my work trousers. I forget and just wash them so all uniform is full of tissue bits

wendyak

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I would have welcomed 10 hours. I don't do short labours my shortest was DD2 only 12 hours. Both the others were well over 24 hours and with DD3 she was starting to get distressed so I was next in line for C-section but with those words another couple of hours and she was out. Good job there was someone just a little bit more urgent than us. :eek:
/QUOTE]

As you probably know shoe size is a good indicator ......even in my day they used to ask what size shoes and make a note if it was smaller than 4....

tweets

LEJC wrote: »

so...just picked a £2 coin out of the washing machine...does that make it mine ?

Yes finders keepers losers weepers

aallank

my guess is 7lb 12oz

northerngeezer

underperky wrote: »

Happy Birthday Pippo
Congrats to Henlans on becoming a grandad
Hope your chemo both ends soon for both northern geezer and ilud and Dilu

Got another 6 cycles to go

but really appreciate you asking.

henlans

The consultant is a idiot.. he come in and said your still 5cm's so you need a c section.. she refused and said I want 2 more hours.. wife got the midwife to recheck and shes 8cm.. he lied lol.. why do they want to force a c section.

midwife said she will have it in the next hour or so.

Savvybuyer

savvy_sal wrote: »

Happy Birthday bubbs

Henlans

If you buy flowers for your daughter don't put them on an apg shop:rotfl:

1x Spray Carnations (EACH) £2.00 £3.50 A v S

How does that compare, if at all, vs Morrisons these days?
M would be 2 for £5.00 so would lose out there even if on mbuy 'saving' in M. Unless it's non-comp. now?

[EDIT: And I assume it's "don't buy the flowers in Sains. either" as they are non-branded items and so will not give any BM back off the £3.50. Unless, of course, you find them whoopsied: you can find cheaper flowers in M that are reduced like that quite often - but depends on how long you want/need them to last: they are reduced for a reason!]