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Tinyshoes

bubbs wrote: »

Ahhhh just we are having festival here this year:eek: and thought thats where you went

The one we go to is near Salisbury and all year round are the beautiful Larmer Tree gardens that become the festival for a week in the summer.

You will have bass thumping to look forward to. :eek:

Serendipitious

Savvy, it might be a very long list....

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/gardening/article-2013472/The-fuchsias-market--12-000-varieties-Suffolk-nursery-shade-sun.html

bubbs

Tinyshoes wrote: »

The one we go to is near Salisbury and all year round are the beautiful Larmer Tree gardens that become the festival for a week in the summer.

You will have bass thumping to look forward to. :eek:

I know and traffic:eek::eek:

Savvybuyer

Morrisons Tealights (50) 75p, maybe (that's what the SEL for me now says).

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/morrisons-price-comparison/Light_Bulbs_And_Candles/Morrisons_Tealights_50.html

I was right to ignore them before. They were RTC £1 a few months ago, and that was showing on msm. However, I had a quick look at the prices elsewhere and decided that that price was pretty bog-standard and was still too dear - for example some George ones in A - 200 at £2, so that was same price and not an offer.

I don't know whether Aldi may have had better prices than the 75p price? I wouldn't be surprised if it had:rotfl:.

buyitall

Not sure if already mentioned , but the Ebay 20% off code can be combined with the Argos Ebay 25% off when you spend more than £30 on selected homeware.

I have wanted the Fitbit wifi bathroom scales for AGES; couldn't justify the £100 RRP (have been monitoring Amazon for months, usually £89ish). Got them for £39 tonight, with the 2 discounts off the £89 Argos price, plus a £15 Nectar credit I had forgotten about and would have expired in the next couple of months if I hadn't used it)
Anyway, thought the 2 discounts might be of use to someone if you need/want some homeware which is in the Argos offer

tweets

vanilla_twist wrote: »

Evening all

Has been lovely sunny day here today but unfortunately not got a washing line up yet but did put airer out.
It's been a good day with a nice coffee with N, a good threading session and I finally got a mywifi thingy even though I only have a week left with no wifi and have survived 6 weeks on tether. Guy in shop told me to come back and cancel next week. So thrilled to have plenty of download so can catch up on everything I have missed on I player etc.

Little T well done on weight loss. Seems that you have found a steady few lbs to stay within now.

Looking forward to getting back to my competitions at weekend as lappy was refusing to tether but this device works.

Also had a lovely long look round tkmax today. N found some lovely fitflops for me but unfortunately not in my size. Spent ages in homewards and have found a few bits I might go back for but need to strip my lounge of all colour before I build up a new scheme.

V x

Also won a 4 pack on I pint

Thank you

Good job I don't go to class I would have had to pay today :eek: because I am 3.5lb under goal and I am sure someone said you can only go 3lb over or 3lb under and have to pay if you do :eek:

Savvybuyer

Serendipitious wrote: »

Savvy, it might be a very long list....

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/gardening/article-2013472/The-fuchsias-market--12-000-varieties-Suffolk-nursery-shade-sun.html

:eek::eek::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

On the other plants that have been on my list (and I've found some more of those recently - maybe the "new" ones have only just come into M?:think:), I should have done what one of my stores now has. I noticed that, for the first time, it now has a generic label - "Alpines and Perennials £1" - I should have just described all of them as that:rotfl:!

EDIT: Reading the article, I'm glad that M aren't a specialist nursery:rotfl:. They will hopefully be limited to a "handful" of varieties - although, for me already, I have got somewhat more than a "handful" there!

Evangeline1971

TrulyMadly wrote: »

And cats:D

Perhaps although my personal preference is dogs I don't think cats love their owners like dogs. Some cats can be more loving though but some are too independent.

matty17r

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Rushing again sorry...

Might have already been posted but pizzas comparing A v T

Used £1 coupon

1x Goodfella's Deep Pan Deliciously Cheesy Pizza (417GR) £1.25 £1.00

Tweets kindly sent a link for a coupon for pizza but I don't think it's the right one for this pizza. Can you tell me where you found your coupon please.

Savvybuyer

bubbs wrote: »

Savvy you have alot of bushes there:rotfl::rotfl:

Have you got more Hardys and Trailings than I have?:rotfl:
I bet you have more than I have in your M and therefore have ones that I've somehow missed. I can stare all I like - but they aren't at any of the stores I've visited:p!