Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

TrulyMadly

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Harvested today

Fabulous:T:T

I'm jealous....mentally going through the sauces I could be making with those:)

TrulyMadly

bubbs wrote: »

Well apart from not having a cat the last 4 years , growing up always had a cat, but i think i have developed an allergy to them:o one of my customers has 2 and every thurs i have been snotty blocked nose and itchy eyes:eek: , its got to be them:o

For about 4 years I thought I was allergic to our neighbours dog. Even when our neighbours called in for a drink, I used to sneeze and thought that they must have had dog hairs on their clothes:eek:

Then I realised that it was the Prosecco:rotfl:

Picasso7

davemorton wrote: »

Cant believe everyone missed this, was posted on HUKD as being sold for £49.99 in argos and on argos's ebay page. Hope someone one here got one. I would have loved one as my old inherited one died about a year ago.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Kenwood-KHH326WH-MultiOne-Kitchen-machine/dp/B00UGEZZYQ/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1480615004&sr=8-3&keywords=kenwood+multi+one

pippo wrote: »

Pleased I didn't see it as I would have bought :rotfl:, but I feel your loss and pain!
I have 2 inherited Kenwood Chefs and most of those attachments in the cupboard, I use at least one of them regularly but keep the other should the first one ever die:eek:
I was just thinking about it last week and No1 mixer must be at least 40 years old.

I had a Kenwood Chef which was over 50 years old and idiotically allowed the feet to wear out so the motor blew. I lasted about five days before finding an identical one (though the serial number was higher so a newer one) on eBay. Wouldn't swop it for a newer model especially since you can now get new accessories for them via the web.

Picasso7

silvercar wrote: »

Don't forget to claim 'delay replay' if your train journey was delayed.

Thanks silvercar, I certainly will!! May well claim for my boss too as I bought his ticket.

Picasso7

Lima-India wrote: »

I'd go in and ask to exchange first, with the paperwork - even could be for same dresses but different sizes? Make sure the exchanged ones have tags. Then if they still don't fit, take those back another day.

A much better idea than mine. Thank you, I shall remember this one.

bubbs

TrulyMadly wrote: »

For about 4 years I thought I was allergic to our neighbours dog. Even when our neighbours called in for a drink, I used to sneeze and thought that they must have had dog hairs on their clothes:eek:

Then I realised that it was the Prosecco:rotfl:

Well its not that as dont drink it:rotfl: but it only happens on a thurs and these people are the only ones i clean with cats and funnily enough i said to dh this morning wonder if i wil be ok today with my nose and eyes...................no:o

TrulyMadly

Serendipitious wrote: »

I also read that you can gently stroke the cat's back with a damp flannel once a day ....

I'm up for a bit of licking:D

Picasso7

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I'm still loved:D

Oooh. How did you get these please?

I too had some Waities coupons in the post today. May try to use them, though I may just need to buy a new freezer first! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I'm up for a bit of licking:D

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

Picasso7

Westvleteren wrote: »

So pleased I didn't travel today :eek:

It was wise...!!

But the day ended well :j:j:j as I popped into S for the WKD. Forgot the tonic water etc but got WKD and also spotted that the up&go was reduced to 70p! I got two (don't dare use more than 2 coupons at a time) and she kindly just scanned them. I also got the Ecover so thank you to whoever pointed out the double cashback. Forgot the mince pies but I've a conditional spend again for T so may do better to use it there if it isn't pulled quickly.

up&go reduced to 70p in Regent's Road S.