Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

bubbs

All 2017 Annuals just 50p in Tesco. Pok!mon, Peppa, Paw Patrol etc
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/2017-annuals-just-50p-tesco-pok-mon-peppa-paw-patrol-etc-2584171

bubbs

Incase you want to shop xmas day


Christmas Day Headsup - Bush 1400rpm 7KG Washing machine £149.99 / Hitachi 48 Inch Ultra HD Smart LED TV £299.99 @ Argos (See post for more items)
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/christmas-day-headsup-bush-1400rpm-7kg-washing-machine-149-99-hitachi-48-inch-ultra-2584125

Serendipitious

Lovely photo Emerald.

And Merry Christmas Hornetgirl, that's a lovely card x

bubbs

Mr Kipling 6 Winter Whirls/8 Frosty Fancies-2 boxes for £1.00 at Heron Foods
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/mr-kipling-6-winter-whirls-8-frosty-fancies-2-boxes-for-1-heron-foods-2584083

bubbs

george asda clothing sale live
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/george-asda-clothing-sale-live-2584003

bubbs

Galaxy collection - £3.50 @ Tesco
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/galaxy-collection-3-50-tesco-2584100

bubbs

PG tips 240 original pyramid bags £1.57 at Tesco
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/pg-tips-240-original-pyramid-bags-1-57-tesco-2584090

Chrisv

v M
1x Bake at Home White Baguettes (2PK) £0.80 £0.50

v T
1x Bake at Home White Baguettes (2PK) £0.80 £0.70
1x ASDA Baker's Selection Cherry Bakewells (6PK) £1.20 £0.85
1x ASDA Baker's Selection Walnut Cake (EACH) £1.20 £1.00
1x ASDA Baker's Selection Bramley Apple Pies (6PK) £1.20 £0.85

mhoc

and so it begins

Eldest child is en route and there was some problem with her trains and connections - there often is. So now she is delayed, cold and knackered and I think she is having to hang around Manchester Picc.
I asked her yesterday what she was up to today and she said they were going out for breakfast. As far as I could tell that was the only thing on the agenda so I really don't know why she decided to take a late afternoon train ...

So she started messaging, asking about Christmas dinner starters and she then suggested that she makes soup. I say its a bit filling before a big dinner but OK. I suggest making it the day before and then heating it up. She suggests it could be before dinner or as a supper, all very amicable.

I say we have plenty of carrots and onions. Then she suggest celeriac which I turn down because I think it tastes of celery. Eldest child disagrees. She suggests leek and potato but its a bit bland and oniony for me.
Then she has a hissy fit and says she wont do anything as its too hard.

I don't know what is wrong with carrot and coriander but I dare not suggest it without getting my head bitten off.

I'd better go and hide the crosse and Blackwell cans incase they start her off :rotfl:

bubbs

mhoc wrote: »

and so it begins

Eldest child is en route and there was some problem with her trains and connections - there often is. So now she is delayed, cold and knackered and I think she is having to hang around Manchester Picc.
I asked her yesterday what she was up to today and she said they were going out for breakfast. As far as I could tell that was the only thing on the agenda so I really don't know why she decided to take a late afternoon train ...

So she started messaging, asking about Christmas dinner starters and she then suggested that she makes soup. I say its a bit filling before a big dinner but OK. I suggest making it the day before and then heating it up. She suggests it could be before dinner or as a supper, all very amicable.

I say we have plenty of carrots and onions. Then she suggest celeriac which I turn down because I think it tastes of celery. Eldest child disagrees. She suggests leek and potato but its a bit bland and oniony for me.
Then she has a hissy fit and says she wont do anything as its too hard.

I don't know what is wrong with carrot and coriander but I dare not suggest it without getting my head bitten off.

I'd better go and hide the crosse and Blackwell cans incase they start her off :rotfl:

You have the patience of a saint i tell ya!