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marmitelovemehateme

Dormouse wrote: »

A v M from womble

from 13/02
1x ASDA Extra Special Creamy Dauphinoise Potatoes (400G) £2.50 £1.90
1x Lurpak Spreadable Slightly Salted (500G) £3.00 £2.00

from 9/02
1x Ruskoline Crumb Dressing (400G) £0.89 £0.83
1x ASDA Grower's Selection Cucumber (EACH) £0.45 £0.26

Someone help me out....I see the Lurpak is showing at £3 with Sada but is on offer at 2 4 £4...will this glitch in some way to make it much cheaper against Morries £2

Tinyshoes

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

TS, I think it depends on whether you want to be friends with her again.

I have a neighbour across the road that I was friends with once. Problem was her daughter was a real bully, and one time she was throwing stones at gardens etc in the garage area behind our house. It was from a load of building rubble that another neighbour had ordered. I told that neighbour what she was doing and he went out to stop her, she ran and left a younger child to take the rap. Anyway the girl told her mum that she was nowhere near etc (inspite of the builders sand all over her clothes) and her mum decided to have a go at me. Not long after that her daughter was laughing with another young friend telling him what she had done and her mum overheard her, She tried to come and apologise but I did not even answer the door I was so cross. Anyway, a few years ago she started trying to be friendly again, but I will never be able to trust her again so that will not happen.

How did a quick answer turn into an essay :eek:

I think what I am trying to say is if you want to be friends contact her, if not don't.

Wasn't as long as my essay.

We do have a bit of history, she never returned something quite significant to me and Mr TS that she borrowed, even though twice I stayed at home and she didn't turn up. We even offered to go and collect but was told already in the car but we still do not have it back.

So up until the birthday invite I had not seen her for a while anyway.

She is one of those people that there is never a dull moment and sometimes can be quite exhausting. Good fun at times but draining others.

I'm really not sure how I feel, I guess I would have responded straight away to her message if I really wanted her and her chaos back in my life. But as TM says you can need friends and to be honest I don't have many.

TrulyMadly

marmitelovemehateme wrote: »

Someone help me out....I see the Lurpak is showing at £3 with Sada but is on offer at 2 4 £4...will this glitch in some way to make it much cheaper against Morries £2

No because it's showing 2 for £4 on A.com

bubbs

ilovetoshop wrote: »

Not even a tiny square, was tempted to eat some coco pops for a little fix



I am missing Xmas cake funny when I had that I stopped eating chocolate

Bet you are a skinny rake:D
I cant gove up choc, but im a fatty bum bum:rotfl::rotfl:

marmitelovemehateme

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Sure it's nigella that recommends mixing marmite with butter and stirring into cooked spaghetti:D

Yummy .....sounds delicious..Sure give that a go..:T:)

aau1

TrulyMadly wrote: »

GIFTCARD OPPORTUNITY

However I did make it out today and started buying some of the Schwartz Recipe mixes for COS.

The Slow cooker Beef in Ale although marked up as 2 for £1 on SEL goes though at 98p:T
Gift card duly accepted.....but messed up receipt that I can't use:rotfl:

My store has 2 for £1 sels against all the slow cook stuff. It's easy pickings :money:

I photograph my receipt while they are off checking the SELs

marmitelovemehateme

bubbs wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: bit personal

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

These are delish

Call_of_Trouty

ilovetoshop wrote: »

Life's too short, message her back on FB and start chatting and meet up, you will then know if your friendship can get back on track and if you don't feel like it can you just continue with your life knowing you tried and not what if x

This


:)

mhoc

ilovetoshop wrote: »

Not even a tiny square, was tempted to eat some coco pops for a little fix



I am missing Xmas cake funny when I had that I stopped eating chocolate

Drinking chocolate is a good substitute if you are weening yourself off the hard stuff. If you get the sachets like options the calories are minimal and because you gave to sip a hot drink you get the full chocolate hit - well worth having some emergency sachets tucked away.

There is no substitute for Christmas cake :rotfl:

I am weening myself off crisps - I was mainlining them so I've had to go cold turkey. The free cashback crisps over Christmas started it off but then I discovered Aldi bacon crisps and I was up to 3 packs a day :rotfl:

TrulyMadly

aau1 wrote: »

My store has 2 for £1 sels against all the slow cook stuff. It's easy pickings :money:

I photograph my receipt while they are off checking the SELs

A pro:rotfl::rotfl: