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Tinyshoes

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

So, TM, my invite is already in the post?:):p

Did she mention JB that she can invite up to 3 guests.

rose28454

Just popped on to say that if you spend 40p at Spar you get a free Sun. Young lady put through 6 transactions for 12 papers. ( £2.40 to pay). Got 6 bottles Cidre in Waitrose ( no overage ) and 6 in Tesco. Went back tp Spar and had last 22 papers for £4.40 So plenty coupons for tommorow. Thanks to op!

Tinyshoes

buyitall wrote: »

I have been good :A

Resisted the fizz, as we have plenty :A:A

Bought the white :beer::beer:

My plan all along was wait for the red to be in stock and order 2 cases as that is what Mr TS gets through far quicker than me with any fizz. But after seeing ILTS box and hearing what others got today I couldn't resist another dabble at a mystery fizz. :eek:

MKS

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

It is great to see you back Cheery.

This weekend I am doing absolutely no work or housework....:D:D

DS1 has asked for a box of things to be sent.... so I am going to go shopping! :(:(



It sounds like you have had some good news, make sure you relax and enjoy it x



:T:T:T:T



QOC, will you join me in a bottle of wine x

Just catching up. Can I join you? Will bring the bottle. :beer:

Ladyshopper

TrulyMadly wrote: »

You had us all on tenterhooks LS:eek:

Sorry TM.

I tried to text bubbs as soon as I could. Honestly, it's hard to describe the exhaustion. I had friends sending texts etc and couldn't reply. I managed to put a status on my facebook at one point, as just didn't have enough energy to reply to everyone individually. The thought of coming on mse, or other forums I go on was just too tiring to contemplate. That's when I know I'm poorly!!

Now I can come on, read back, although I instantly forget what I've read unless I quote it as my brain struggling with retention and post, but often in the day I can be mid read and literally just have to put my iPad down and have a nap. The tiredness is overwhelming, and I am literally doing nothing. Bladder/op wise everything is so far going fine thank goodness. I think the c diff infection was just a step too far for my body, and it's going to take me a while to get over. I can't even make it up the stairs in one go yet it is so tiring.

TrulyMadly

My Autumn tree:)

mhoc

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

If you type hand picked into a search bar on the book people web site lots come up with a star next to them, most of them are half rrp too.
Hth

http://www.thebookpeople.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/qs_searchResult_tbp?searchTerm=hand+picked&catalogId=10051&langId=100&storeId=10001&filters=

Some really nice things on this link
- the Beatrice Potter cd story tin looks so pretty
- Alice in wonderland jigsaw book
- Thomas collection

henlans

Nice to see that people reported me for asking for scamps address so I could send him some food.. two faced people on here. anyway scamps I have something for you.

TrulyMadly

Picasso7 wrote: »

Cidre has disappeared from COS and CS!

But it is there when I go to claim my coke...

Let's hope everyone was quick off the mark.....tbh I'm still in excited without COS......a 20p filler after APG and 40p Sun purchase:T

Savvybuyer

:eek::eek:There are some more changes to the Morrisons list! The SP breads have gone down in price in A or are about to.

This product shows cheapest in Sains:eek::eek:!

Tesco Medium Sliced Wholemeal Bread (800g)



55p 6.9p / 100g

• 
  45p
• 
  49p
• 
  55p any 2 for £1.00
• 
  55p any 2 for £1.00
• 
  55p
• 
  75p

Sains, even, are cheaper than Aldi:eek::eek:_pale_:rotfl:. I may mention later what has caused me to look up this product and discover this out. Or maybe I won't. I just thought it fair to mention Sains being cheaper, given how often I go on about how more expensive they are. I suppose they can afford to have one or two items cheaper:rotfl::rotfl:. Of course, I wouldn't bother with 'standard range' bread as 'value' bread is cheaper - and, on that, S, for instance on the Basics White Bread (and I choose that just because more other retailers have their own value White Bread) - S is more expensive than A, M, Aldi and Lidl!:p (Stick-out tongue to S again.):rotfl:. Of course, really it would be whoopsied bread, of whatever type, rather than necessarily standard or value - and, where appropriate, bought in the right manner:D. (The manner that suits me - but... may be the "wrong" manner as far as the supermarket is concerned:rotfl:.)

EDIT: I did check whether that Sains bread was lower in weight and, no, it's even the same!