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Tinyshoes

Munqui wrote: »

All caught up now :j

Anyone want to join me for a dry February? just 29 days :eek: bloomin leap years

Am I allowed a sherry on Sundays just for medicinal purposes you know? :rotfl:

Tinyshoes

Going to be difficult as still have temptations of Xmas cake, mince pies and stollen left. :eek: Nevermind the chocolate and biscuits.

Back later with a change if sig.

Munqui

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Am I allowed a sherry on Sundays just for medicinal purposes you know? :rotfl:

Just the one, Mrs Wembley :rotfl:

Does anyone else remember that sitcom - All I remember was the sherry quote

russetred

COS has free Aunt Bessie 12 golden Yorkshires T £1.50 M £1.00
and 70p for Aunt Bessie crispy homestyle roast potatoes T £1.95 M £1.75.

So £2.20 c/b plus 70p BM cost of 55p plus fillers. I added Youngs large haddock/cod fillets which are T £4 M £2 and used a few C &b soup coupons from the mag as well.

Serendipitious

Munqui wrote: »

All caught up now :j

Anyone want to join me for a dry February? just 29 days :eek: bloomin leap years

I would, but I don't drink anyway, so it's probably cheating as I won't miss a single drop!

But good luck, you can do it, you'll have loads of support on here, and I'm sure others will join you.

x

nerfdad

Munqui wrote: »

We always end up bringing more stuff home too

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
She's so greedy:D:D:D

Dexter777_2

Munqui wrote: »

Just the one, Mrs Wembley :rotfl:

Does anyone else remember that sitcom - All I remember was the sherry quote

On the up with Dennis 'Minder' Waterman

nerfdad

Munqui wrote: »

All caught up now :j

Anyone want to join me for a dry February? just 29 days :eek: bloomin leap years

With my kids :ono way:rotfl::rotfl:

Savvybuyer

russetred wrote: »

COS has free Aunt Bessie 12 golden Yorkshires T £1.50 M £1.00
and 70p for Aunt Bessie crispy homestyle roast potatoes T £1.95 M £1.75.

So £2.20 c/b plus 70p BM cost of 55p plus fillers. I added Youngs large haddock/cod fillets which are T £4 M £2 and used a few C &b soup coupons from the mag as well.

But do they work out better than the 1.5Kg version that compare for 10% cheaper than £1.50 vs M?:think:

altojack

Good afternoon Elite :hello:

Cold and very windy here today :eek: had to see doc this a.m and now popping off to Town for some birthday cards, one I need to post
Tomorrow.

Hugs as always to those in need, don't forget I have broad shoulders should they be needed X

See you all when I get back . Still haven't had time to have a catchup but may do later if there isn't too much to read :rotfl: