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ellie14

rhosynbach wrote: »

thanks so much, i am so touched, ,:A i will of course reimburse anyones costs and after we will sell everything for charity so that a good cause can benifit from the elites kindness, x :A

I will start asking around tomorrow,sooner we start,have a think anything else you may need and we can get on it,x

Snap-ant

rhosynbach wrote: »

your kindness just made my eyes leak must be hay fever ,,:A

she has about 100 guests and is in to vintage look , and likes mismatch so is not that fussy, just cups and saucers, plates, teapots and little milk jugs, the sort you have for afternoon tea, she is quite old fashioned that's why she wanted an afternoon tea.

i am determined she will not cancel even if they do not get the money back, she had a hard time after losing the baby and i really want her to have a special day . she helped so much with her sisters wedding she is a lovely girl and will do any thing for anyone

:):) Cariad - I will scour the Charity shops here & gather up as many as I can. Then I can bring them up on the train & meet you

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

What an unbelievable statistic I heard today....that there are up to 40 million fake £1 coins in circulation......about 1 in 30 are duds.....:eek:

I heard that ages ago, they are usually the ones that car park machines chuck back at you. :eek:

Savvybuyer

Another possible GC - Caribbean Twist Strawberry Daiquiri (70cl) has gone up from £2 (or maybe it was 2 for £4:think:) to £2.50. Vs M at £1.93, or failing that vs T/S at £2.

If it was 2 for £4, maybe the Mango version will cause a visible trigger glitch as it is showing £2.50 OOS on msm - so one of each, and hopefully both £2.50 vs £1.93 M.

rhosynbach

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I wouldn't want any postage rhos.......selling them for charity would be nice enough:)

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

What she said

you lot are amazing i am truly blessed to have such wonderful friends :A

so many posts so very sorry for those i have missed but please know i have read everyone and am really touched by the help and gestures
have not told dd1 am keeping it as a suprise have just told her to leave it to me, i know she will be thrilled as she thinks she will end up with paper plates:rotfl:

purpledonkey

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

You could go for the day of and be head chef, Wales is lovely you'd love it

That is a LOT of work for one person, but I'm mad enough to entertain the thought

I do love Wales, not many places I haven't been there *coughs 'and Tescos'*

Snap-ant

We have a 25p Charity shop here & they often have crockery - will start searching tomorrow

Snap-ant

purpledonkey wrote: »

That is a LOT of work for one person, but I'm mad enough to entertain the thought

I do love Wales, not many places I haven't been there *coughs 'and Tescos'*

I would willingly come & help you. Not cooking but clearing, washing up etc etc

Sunshinemummy

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

Well they are!!

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

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

You could go for the day of and be head chef, Wales is lovely you'd love it

What a great idea.

I have attended some afternoon tea weddings, most of the food can be prepared the day before, and then just some sandwiches and setting out.

Totally different tact.... have you got a Women's Institute near you... they maybe able to help out (the one near us is fab, and have done lots of things with a request for donation to their charity).

Tinyshoes

Poole has loads of charity shops I don't mind looking if someone could put a pic up of the sort of thing I should look for.

And funnily enough I have loads of bubble wrap to send some off in.

Would love to drive them to you Rhos and meet up but think I am just a bit too far away. :rotfl:

Oooh train Snap :T wonder if there are any cheap tickets....