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Sarahdol75

Good morning everyone.

Had my renewal car insurance through today, been on all the comparison sites, and I have only found it cheaper by about £2.00 and thats with a firm I have never heard of.

springdreams wrote: »

I got one for Christmas, and can't say I was impressed. I've put it in the re-gifting box ...

Getting very excited because this time tomorrow I will be at Gatwick waiting to board a flight to Iceland :j:j:j

Good morning all

OOh have a fab time, this is somewhere I definitely want to go to.

Call_of_Trouty

springdreams wrote: »

I got one for Christmas, and can't say I was impressed. I've put it in the re-gifting box ...

Getting very excited because this time tomorrow I will be at Gatwick waiting to board a flight to Iceland :j:j:j

Good morning all

Keep an eye out for the volcanoes

henrik777

It's not so much what you buy and how many shops you do but rather putting 4 glitch receipts in a row that could cause issues. Much depends on the SA you pick. If you've got £7 apg on a sub £10 spend the ones who look are probably going to think twice especially if you are doing multiple similar shops. The bored teens who couldn't care less would probably put them all through without looking or registering the fact you had glitchy receipts or similar shops.

Sarahdol75

I now have a little room in my freezer for this pizza glitch, sorry can someone please explain what I need to get, I havnt done a APG for such a long long time, I cant remember what to do.

underperky

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Evening paw sniffers:D

I've been skimming so just random stuff.....oh scamps it's a big upheaval moving I know but you'll just get caught up in it, start getting everything put in its place and the time you settle down with a cuppa things will look a whole lot brighter:) Good luck:)

Was it mhoc talking about Sparks points. I have 12,000 and the offers I'm getting are still terrible so don't get too excited:o

Henrik...you mentioned something about organic rice puddings......can you please explain.....are they a good price or glitching. Thanks.

Oz seems a little brighter today. He's had squirrel for tea and ate most of it:T

Glad your Oz is feeling better ...was the squirrel tinned fresh or here is a one I made earlier

underperky

3Dogs wrote: »

took out the extra large pic :eek: Oh they are absolutely gorgeous altojack :j



FROCK - I love that word too. My dearest Dad always used it, even if was trousers and top, dress, skirt, whatever, if I had been shopping he would say 'let's see the frock you bought then' or 'lovely frock' and I always loved as a child having party frocks. Brings back lovely memories, that word :A

I too love the word frock and all Dgd dresses are frocks not dresses as like you it was how my dad would say it to me and brings good memories to mind I hope my Dgd feels the same when she gets old and remembers me

underperky

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

I now have a little room in my freezer for this pizza glitch, sorry can someone please explain what I need to get, I havnt done a APG for such a long long time, I cant remember what to do.

I haven't done a meal deal shop but I have seen others

You need spices wedges by McCain pizza and Ben and Jerry ice cream you can get 2 deals per shop as 3 takes the apg to over £10 Hth

underperky

I can't believe this will be the fourth post by me on a mid morning ....

Where are you all ��

3Dogs

Good Morning Elite on this frosty morning :wave:

TrulyMadly wrote: »

It's been a word that's been under used for years in my opinion but I think it's making a comeback 3dogs:T

Do you love the word "trousseau" too?

Oh that is too posh for my childhood but do love it now the comments about 'Hoy oots' when bride leaving house to go to the wedding, was always a tradition around my way. Dad had to throw lots of coins out as car was leaving house with kids, and some adults scrambling to pick up the coins

tweets wrote: »

This is just like my Poppy

Exactly like my little Millie too, she is a Mammy's dog, always on my lap and quite often on my laptop to get me to notice her :rotfl:

underperky wrote: »

I too love the word frock and all Dgd dresses are frocks not dresses as like you it was how my dad would say it to me and brings good memories to mind I hope my Dgd feels the same when she gets old and remembers me

Always got a new frock for Christmas and Easter and birthdays. Made you feel real special. Did anyone have 'duster coats'? I remember me and my older sister in ours going the the garden fete at Easter in our red duster coats, lovely hot day and we kept getting bothered by bees due to the colours of the coats:eek:

underperky

Zaguov that makes my posts 3 in a row that feels better was getting lonely here ��