Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

TrulyMadly

ilovetoshop wrote: »

Oats so simple 10 or 12 pack £1 at Iceland thanks to op

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/oats-simple-porridge-10-12-packs-1-iceland-2508203

Mr TM uses these:T

Hope I can find them in my local:beer:

I might have to buy a few:cool:

dipdap

ilovetoshop wrote: »

Morning dip, I only said yesterday how much more I am spending :cool:

TrulyMadly wrote: »

More reason to get lots of beans today:) Something we can stock up on:T

I know tweets buys the beans and sausages but she'll be at work:o

Morning :wave:
I don't drive and so can only get to As by paying for a bus :mad: so usually defeats the object of trying to save on a glitch
Have managed to get a handful of baby food vouchers from mags, only problem is I haven't needed baby food for years :rotfl:

Enterprise_1701C

Good morning all, the sun is out, the sky is blue, there's loads of clouds to spoil the view...........

I have just contacted Sandisk - bought a couple of SDHC cards off Amazon (third party seller) and they do not look like Sandisk so have sent them a couple of pictures, will see what they come back with, will be rather annoyed if they are not Sandisk as will not have very long to source new ones and would rather have a reasonable make for my camera to make sure the pics survive rather than getting scrambled.

TrulyMadly wrote: »

How can it be Star Treks 50th Anniversary?

That's toooooooo long:rotfl:

I was never allowed to watch that when I was little, apparently my imagination was too fertile anyway

Have since made up for it and watched every available episode, even the animated ones

ilovetoshop

15 Christmas cards from whistle fish for £7 thanks to op from grabbit from reading there also maybe a code floating about, I like these cards they are very nice quality

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5520355

Enterprise_1701C

dipdap wrote: »

Morning :wave:
I don't drive and so can only get to As by paying for a bus :mad: so usually defeats the object of trying to save on a glitch
Have managed to get a handful of baby food vouchers from mags, only problem is I haven't needed baby food for years :rotfl:

I walked back from T yesterday carrying loads of mags, thinking why on earth am I doing this, just hoping someone finds a use for the hipp fruit pouches. If not I shall grab what I can and put them in the food bank.

dipdap

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I walked back from T yesterday carrying loads of mags, thinking why on earth am I doing this, just hoping someone finds a use for the hipp fruit pouches. If not I shall grab what I can and put them in the food bank.

I have a work colleague going on maternity leave soon so I'm going to make a hamper up with a knitted blanket (made by me) and some of the mini baby bottles we got from Ts a couple of years back (red round bag things?)
Just not sure what I'll do with the other hundred or so pouches I'm going to have by Christmas if I use all the vouchers I've got :rotfl: (it'll probably be a food bank)

TrulyMadly

There's some 40p off milk cut out vouchers on some of the big pots of Yeo Valley yoghurts.
Both the milk and yoghurts are often to be seen in the whoopsie section:):cool:;)

TrulyMadly

dipdap wrote: »

Morning :wave:
I don't drive and so can only get to As by paying for a bus :mad: so usually defeats the object of trying to save on a glitch
Have managed to get a handful of baby food vouchers from mags, only problem is I haven't needed baby food for years :rotfl:

I know what you mean dippy:o

But even if you drive you should look at the costs. Running and maintaining a car is expensive and you don't want to racking up the miles to save a few pennies.
I can't remember the last time I dashed out to get a glitch for the sake of it. I always try and tie it in with something else.....hopefully work related:rotfl:

TrulyMadly

Looking to go somewhere free this weekend?

There's a load of open days all over the country. Much more than in previous years......a lot include guided tours and talks. I've made a list of half a dozen I want to see including allotments:j, walled gardens and an old leper hospital.....you will know where I mean perky:)

There's also a guided tour of Durham Crematorium, explaining the workings of the crematorium and lots of information on cremation_pale__pale_

Might give that one a miss:rotfl:

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/deals/heritage-open-days#deal36535

davemorton

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Looking to go somewhere free this weekend?

There's a load of open days all over the country. Much more than in previous years......a lot include guided tours and talks. I've made a list of half a dozen I want to see including allotments:j, walled gardens and an old leper hospital.....you will know where I mean perky:)

There's also a guided tour of Durham Crematorium, explaining the workings of the crematorium and lots of information on cremation_pale__pale_

Might give that one a miss:rotfl:

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/deals/heritage-open-days#deal36535

And local small brewery's too :beer: