Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

emerald21

marmitelovemehateme wrote: »

I know Susie is a prim and proper lady....:rotfl::rotfl:

I favour Australian reds myself....perhaps McGuigan, Hardy's Crest/Stamp or Yellowtail...These all range from £5-£7....Cheaper if you get an offer on.....Hope this helps..

Never a truer word spoken eh Nellie

Enterprise_1701C

emerald21 wrote: »

About £10 but preferably one on half price

Didn't even occur to me that you might want one at full price :eek::rotfl::rotfl:

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Snap-ant wrote: »

:eek: Look at the time being collected at 9.30 :eek:

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wendyak

Morning gang
haven't read back but did catch a glimpse of a large bauble of Edam lol.
I was right about the good news coming in threes....
1) hubby's misdiagnosis -what a relief
2) Mr T refunded for the two halves of the wrong sofa and let me keep it, somehow I made nearly £200 profit !!!
3) a colleague contacted me to say she will back me as a witness to the wrong doing and would sign if required.
On the minus side (trying to forget this bit) Hubbs had a fall getting out of the bath and gashed himself badly on glass - hospital and many stitches later I am grateful that it was not an inch lower as he would have gone through the main artery in his groin.....needless to say he can't sit down and now knows what a pain in the !!!!! really means !!!

emerald21

buyitall wrote: »

There are a few under £10 here, the Errazuriz at the top of the list is very nice, there's also an M&S one
http://www.independent.co.uk/extras/indybest/food-drink/best-merlots-red-wine-colour-taste-a7403146.html

Thank you I've taken a few pics

emerald21

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Didn't even occur to me that you might want one at full price :eek::rotfl::rotfl:

Wellll Dawn likes a bargain too but not as bad as me

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wendyak wrote: »

Morning gang
haven't read back but did catch a glimpse of a large bauble of Edam lol.
I was right about the good news coming in threes....
1) hubby's misdiagnosis -what a relief
2) Mr T refunded for the two halves of the wrong sofa and let me keep it, somehow I made nearly £200 profit !!!
3) a colleague contacted me to say she will back me as a witness to the wrong doing and would sign if required.
On the minus side (trying to forget this bit) Hubbs had a fall getting out of the bath and gashed himself badly on glass - hospital and many stitches later I am grateful that it was not an inch lower as he would have gone through the main artery in his groin.....needless to say he can't sit down and now knows what a pain in the !!!!! really means !!!

That is such good news about the colleague :T (obviously everything else too, just know how long the work thing has been going on!!)

As for your hubby, you sure he wasn't celebrating about the misdiagnosis being put right :eek:

emerald21

wendyak wrote: »

Morning gang
haven't read back but did catch a glimpse of a large bauble of Edam lol.
I was right about the good news coming in threes....
1) hubby's misdiagnosis -what a relief
2) Mr T refunded for the two halves of the wrong sofa and let me keep it, somehow I made nearly £200 profit !!!
3) a colleague contacted me to say she will back me as a witness to the wrong doing and would sign if required.
On the minus side (trying to forget this bit) Hubbs had a fall getting out of the bath and gashed himself badly on glass - hospital and many stitches later I am grateful that it was not an inch lower as he would have gone through the main artery in his groin.....needless to say he can't sit down and now knows what a pain in the !!!!! really means !!!

Oh dear that sounds bad, must have been an awful experience for you both.