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hornetgirl

Good on you for doing the "big" stuff as well as the penny stuff TM. I had a Nationwide account that paid good interest for a year which has just run out, so I've used a link Martin had which should give me £150 for moving to First Direct. Once I have the free cash and get a couple of DDs set up, I'll probably switch again as there's no interest on the First Direct account. We've also just changed our gas and electricity suppliers. Doing these kind of things makes me feel like a grown up

Munqui

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Just to emphasise the point:

Washed White Potatoes 1.5Kg, 32p in M.

Thanks for the separate post, I completely missed that minor detail :T

tbw

TrulyMadly wrote: »

For you...

Me and Mr TM have just opened one each...or should I say Mr TM and I:)

Thank you - I have just investigated and found that I haven't got a Tesco Current Account, I've got an Instant Access Savings account. Very little in it as its only set p for the DD's on my other account - but its only paying 0.6% so I obvioucly need to open a current ccount for the 3% interest. I will get to grips with it in the morning. Thanks again.

hornetgirl

tweets wrote: »

bubbs (((X)))

hornetgirl having loads trouble trying to watch the match it keeps going off

I'm having to make do with local radio plus bbc website lol

bubbs

TrulyMadly wrote: »

It's what we all do in a crisis bubbs....put the kettle on......do something ordinary and mundane to convince yourself that life can go on as normal for everyone else while you are suspended in your own nightmare.
It's our way of coping:o

Very true

hornetgirl wrote: »

Have a (((x))) bubbs

thanks

Ladyshopper wrote: »

Oh bless you. I'm glad your sister has a friend that can be there tonight, give you a bit of a break. Must be so hard for you yo keep being strong for her, just remember to look after you too. x

I am trying, next week will be hard for both of us with me back at work:o

TrulyMadly

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Thank goodness my sprout has appeared! !

Thank goodness indeed:T:T:T

Your 8 item shops stretch my nerves:rotfl:

bubbs

tweets wrote: »

bubbs (((X)))

hornetgirl having loads trouble trying to watch the match it keeps going off

Thanks, hope you are ok?

TrulyMadly

hornetgirl wrote: »

Good on you for doing the "big" stuff as well as the penny stuff TM. I had a Nationwide account that paid good interest for a year which has just run out, so I've used a link Martin had which should give me £150 for moving to First Direct. Once I have the free cash and get a couple of DDs set up, I'll probably switch again as there's no interest on the First Direct account. We've also just changed our gas and electricity suppliers. Doing these kind of things makes me feel like a grown up

I've had a week of it hg with some highish paying interest accounts coming to an end and a renegotiation on the utilities.

On with setting up Bank of Scotland accounts now. Could be a long night:)

aau1

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Dormouse

maximooapg wrote: »

Can't recall who posted the chips at Waities, but seen on another site that the same 5 for £6 deal has these £2.30 4 pack chicken fillets in it...
http://www.waitrose.com/shop/DisplayProductFlyout?productId=53901
Makes it 20 fillets for £6 (with the free newspaper and coffee thrown in for card holders?)

I've managed to get these today and the deal is on and totally works. :TThe SEL didn't mention the 5 for £6 offer on the chicken but it went through the till no problem.

Also found more 30p Funky fishcakes. For Scottish readers, the N**ton M**rns store had loads in the end of aisle freezer, no SEL :cool: