Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

TrulyMadly

Serendipitious wrote: »

I think it's that Swipe thing in S this weekend.... must check my Nectar account to see what's what.

It's not on petrol this time:(

matty17r

Asda rtc - single duvet 4.5tog £3.50
white spirit 2 litres £1.10

bubbs

Tinyshoes wrote: »

You two are like terrible twins. :rotfl:

I am :A:A:A TM is the naughty twin:rotfl::rotfl:

TrulyMadly

Tinyshoes wrote: »

You two are like terrible twins. :rotfl:

It's the French Connection:D

Tinyshoes

altojack wrote: »

Good job I've git toilets downstairs as well as upstairs then . This muggy weather has made me drink a lot today unfortunately :rotfl:



Tiny, I'll have you know that today I have taken it easy :rotfl: it's very tiring though, lolloping about doing nowt :cool:

PK sorry I'm late but I hope you've had a great Birthday :bdaycake:

Good I hope you feel better for it. You are allowed to be tired you know, you did a silly thing stopping those tablets. :eek: That was one of the meds my mum used to take so know a bit about it.

gocat

mhoc wrote: »

Freecycle is a very strange place sometimes. Today I spotted a wanted advert for bed side light.
A chap wanted it for his daughter who had split up from her long term partner and had come back from New Zealand

I don't know why we needed to know the back story but now of course we want to know a lot more. For instance if she has come back from NZ I would imagine that she could not fit very much into her case so a bedside light would be the least of things she would need so I wonder why the bedside light is the most pressing item

it must have been a very serious and permeant split up to warrant getting an expensive flight from NZ and having to go and live with a parent - must have been quite sudden and unexpected as well as the parent was not ready for long term visitors, not even a bedside light

and then there is the other back story to the failed romance - how she ended up in NZ, what she was doing out there, was she studying or working,and why she had to come home ...:D

Would be a dream come true if my DD suddenly came home like that
However, have just read in the daily mail (online of course, you don't think I buy that paper do you lol) that air travel has never been cheaper from Oz. So hopefully will get more visits than the every 18 months shes been doing so far.

tweets

auto.armadillo wrote: »

hey tweets yeah we all good here and I trust the wonderful poppy is as kissy and snuggly xxx

Our Poppy loves her snuggles and is still as kissy

I still have a giggle when I think of how she nearly knocked you out with her loving you, she was a giddy girl :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Tinyshoes

Nannylala wrote: »

Good evening ..
Tiny wish I lived nearer would love to come and help you do a bootie ..so far this year I have helped DDlala ..my Friend and little Sis do one and had very worthwhile results:T:T ..got to do one more before she weather sets in ...get a real buzz and have got the gift of the gab I am told:T:T

I see we have another birthday today :bdaycake:so hope you have had a lovely day PK..

Still very muggy here and a really strange thing happening ...loads of birds gathering on the rooftops making the noise they make when they are getting ready to migrate:eek:
Tweets hope you are not too tired after your first day back at work ..bet you girl gave you a nice welcome when you got home

That's really sweet Nanny, I would have loved to do a booty with the pro.

tweets

TrulyMadly wrote: »

It's the French Connection:D

Vous êtes les deux filles coquines

Tinyshoes

auto.armadillo wrote: »

Oi Oi!!!!! hi to everyone who likes me lmao :rotfl:

big shoutout to my beautiful sis streetlights who has been keeping me up to speed and I can confirm the hipp baby food vs morrisons is still giving a very healthy return and even better my dogs love them!!!

auto :A Good to see you.