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Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Just received my monthly email from Maille the mustard people.

Since when did tea towels become an exciting and exclusive gift:rotfl:

Make her day extra special with La Maison Maille's
range of premium gift collections from kitchen
classics to exciting fusion flavours.
Exclusive French Vichy Jacquard tea towel and
gift bag free with our Mother's Day selections.

I unsubscribed from Maille. I couldn't take the excitement anymore.

marmitelovemehateme

HILLBERN wrote: »

Thanks marmite-not too bad a day, work today, but off tomorrow:)

Loverly..Make the most of it..I'm off to the Lincolnshire Wolds tomorrow....Work related..:rotfl:

Tinyshoes

I got to the bottom of the ironing pile today. :j Only the second time in nearly 3 years.

Savvybuyer

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Some nice bits reduced in the kitchen aisle. Also half price rolling pins, mixing bowls and chopping boards.
These measuring cups are lush. Lovely pastel colours with a nice finish. Below is flat scales
Stocking fillers?

How do you know they are reduced? I don't trust the £1 SEL, the 75p one, the £2.50 one, or the £4 one, the £6 one or £14 one - or the £5 placed on or around some of the products. Or the £3 one that I can see just above the corner.

Meanwhile... although, to be fair, the offer label was actually behind CS and not placed up on the shelves, I saw the Rocky Big Eat Bars apparently went to 75p RTC in one of my nearby stores - but wouldn't trust that either as they were showing 50p elsewhere. Though, I admit I didn't scan them to check!:rotfl::rotfl:

I think 50p will be right - but you may have difficulty finding them as I've seen them only in one M. Although only 4 bars, they are actually more weight in total than the 10 pack that are at £1. Big way to go - to see you spending 50p more than you intended:(:rotfl::rotfl:.

I wish I hadn't bought a 50p item from M. I saw just one of their cereal bars packs at 50p (out of row showing much higher prices, which I assume to be at those prices - indeed, I scanned one of the others on an earlier day and it was £1.12:eek:. Or whatever higher price that I don't remember:rotfl:). I thought 50p, on the packs that are, was a good price so I bought one of them when I saw them about couple of weeks ago - okay not glitched free stuff but 50p straight is an alright price. The NUME Red Berry Cereal Bars - again, you may find no evidence of them in some Ms and disappointing SEL of 50p and no stock in others. They are absolutely lovely - even better than the Kellogg's and Alpen bars. Poor me for finding stock in the fourth store I was in:rotfl: - spent £1 on two more packs:eek::eek::rotfl::rotfl:. I may have cleared even more of them - but BB is only a couple of weeks away - I know they will last longer - but realistically three packs:eek::rotfl: (including my one earlier) is about what I might use. I was "going easy" on the pack I already had - even though they are delicious and best I've ever tasted! But now I can eat lots more.:D:doh::rotfl:

Sunshinemummy

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Just received my monthly email from Maille the mustard people.

Since when did tea towels become an exciting and exclusive gift:rotfl:

Make her day extra special with La Maison Maille's
range of premium gift collections from kitchen
classics to exciting fusion flavours.
Exclusive French Vichy Jacquard tea towel and
gift bag free with our Mother's Day selections.

So says the lady with an AGA tea towel!!!

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

hornetgirl

Just watching the news and thinking we're in for a long few months with this referendum business. Everyone they're speaking to doesn't seem to see beyond the immigration issue. I have no idea yet which way I'll vote but I do know there is so much more to it than that, the enormity of it is a bit mind blowing.

marmitelovemehateme

free N1VEA

http://www.nivea.co.uk/experience/ext/en-GB/CTP/CTP-Cleansingwater

MatthewS_2

tweets wrote: »

altojack told me to tell you she got her eye on you .

Oh baby!!!!!
I thought altojack was a dude...guess the name caused that assumption. my bad!

springdreams

hornetgirl wrote: »

Just watching the news and thinking we're in for a long few months with this referendum business. Everyone they're speaking to doesn't seem to see beyond the immigration issue. I have no idea yet which way I'll vote but I do know there is so much more to it than that, the enormity of it is a bit mind blowing.

I was thinking along the same lines myself. It would be a shame if people made their decision based solely on the immigration issue and child benefit being sent out of the country for children not living in the UK.

I too am on the fence on which way to vote .... hopefully I will have enough information closer to the day to decide which way to cast my vote.

marmitelovemehateme

Goodnight loverly peeps..Time for bed:D

Night night Nanny.....Oh mustn't forget bubbles too:wave: