Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

bubbs

AVT
4x Nestle Shreddies MAX Protein Crunchy Cranberry & Oat Granola (400G) £9.96 £4.96
4x Nestle Shreddies MAX Protein Crunchy Oat Granola (400G) £9.96 £4.96
2x Pepsi Max Cherry Cans (8X330) £5.00 £5.00
1x ASDA Grower's Selection Celery Sticks (EACH) £0.80 N/A
1x Kerrygold Salted Butter (250G) £1.60 £1.00
1x ASDA Grower's Selection Cucumber (EACH) £0.42 £0.42
2x ASDA Smartprice Strawberry Cheesecake (90G) £0.80 £0.60
1x ASDA Smartprice Strawberry Trifle (113G) £0.50 £0.39
1x Twix Fun Size Bars 13 Pack (275G) £1.40 £1.39
1x Smarties Mini Treat Size 18 Pack (260G) £1.40 £1.39
1x Mars Fun Size 13 Pack (250G) £1.40 £1.39
1x Richmond 12 Thick Pork Sausages (681G) £3.00 £1.50
1x ASDA 20 Snack Pork Sausage Rolls (620G) £2.20 N/A
Comparison total (compared products only) £35.44 £23.00

cjj_2

Serendipitious wrote: »

JF back in stock via wishing...

I must not get any more.
I must not get any more.
I must not get any more.

Such a good deal though...

Thanks, what's the deal ? Tia xx

bubbs

Serendipitious wrote: »

JF back in stock via wishing...

I must not get any more.
I must not get any more.
I must not get any more.

Such a good deal though...

I still have not bought any:p

Nannylala

Good afternoon ..been in bed most of the day as really feeling rough but felt the need for a hot drink and a bite to eat as been taking tablets every 4 hours:eek:It was a long day for me yesterday as the funeral was in Brighton so a long way to travel before the day even began ...I can honestly say I have never been to a funeral like this one..my friends DH was an atheist so she did not think it appropriate to have Hymns or Prayers and instead we had lots of his favourite music played and his Daughter and Grandsons talking so fondly about him..the lady who conducted the service was so good and I complimented her on this as I really have never felt so uplifted after attending such a sad occasion...:Ashe appreciated this feed back as she said it helps her for the future....we then proceeded to bring all of the 10 floral tributes home to my friends garden instead of leaving them behind to end up on the compost tip :eek:something a lot of folks don't like to do but she did

LEJC

Oh Nanny...you're still no better....please take it steady and hopefully plenty of rest will have you well again soon.

I've been to a couple of celebrant services,and agree that they are heart warming and bring out the best in a funeral in a nice way.

I remember years ago after my nan died my mum requested that flowers should not be wreaths but bunches that could then be taken to the nursing home for the residents to enjoy,I remember we filled the place with flowers....this was before donations in lieu of flowers became popular.

bubbs

Nannylala wrote: »

Good afternoon ..been in bed most of the day as really feeling rough but felt the need for a hot drink and a bite to eat as been taking tablets every 4 hours:eek:It was a long day for me yesterday as the funeral was in Brighton so a long way to travel before the day even began ...I can honestly say I have never been to a funeral like this one..my friends DH was an atheist so she did not think it appropriate to have Hymns or Prayers and instead we had lots of his favourite music played and his Daughter and Grandsons talking so fondly about him..the lady who conducted the service was so good and I complimented her on this as I really have never felt so uplifted after attending such a sad occasion...:Ashe appreciated this feed back as she said it helps her for the future....we then proceeded to bring all of the 10 floral tributes home to my friends garden instead of leaving them behind to end up on the compost tip :eek:something a lot of folks don't like to do but she did

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Hello Nanny :wave:
Sorry you are feeling unwell again:( hope you feel better soon x
We never had Hymns at my BIL's funeral as he was a pagan, we had adagio for strings going in, we had whole of the moon instead of a hymn and Adele going out , and my sister bought the flowers home to there garden x

Serendipitious

cjj wrote: »

Thanks, what's the deal ? Tia xx

Sent you a PM x

Westvleteren

emerald21 wrote: »

We will indeed lol Did look up train prices to Newcastle but was £60 odd with discount :eek: unless we can get our hands on tickets from this latest offer but don't know how we can get them unless they are in papers where your girls are. Would only be £10 midweek then.

Are you sure your station is listed? Seem strange that it would be but none of the local rags have the coupon....... if push comes to shove i'm sure I can stick some coupons in an envelope

I'm taking part in this one, thanks dave

I've invited myself and going to spend the weekend at TM's :D making sure her B&B service is up to scratch and that she offers eggs four ways :D

I'll let you know my arrival date..............

josie_ann57

vanilla_twist wrote: »

Good morning from the beautiful

Josie Ann this will make you laugh, even though we are AI N can't resist the odd bargain multi buy in the supermarket so we have plenty of OJ for our room.

V x

Well, done. Glad you were able to get a painting for your room, it will bring lots of happy memories every time you go to bed. Hope we will get to see a photo of it when you return. Enjo:)y the rest of your holiday both of you

LEJC

josie_ann57 wrote: »

Well, done. Glad you were able to get a painting for your room, it will bring lots of happy memories every time you go to bed. Hope we will get to see a photo of it when you return. Enjo:)y the rest of your holiday both of you

Absolutely...and I just hope that everyone in Antigua now knows what a wonderful artist our dear VT is too.....