Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

miss_corerupted

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Flipping men, if only they listened to us women - there would be less problems!

20 yards away..:eek::eek::eek: I live a similar distance from my mother... god it is hard!

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I love old houses, really love them.. I dream of them. So I am a little jealous x

I know! You think they would learn!!

Luckily she is lovely but it has taken getting used to with the just coming in and out.

It is lovely but everything is a massive job. It tooks us almost 5 hrs to put photo frames up.

When we had the biomass boiler put in the contractors had to go and buy 2 drill bit extension as the wall was over 4 foot thick

Serendipitious

Meant to post this before and forgot. This happened on one of the days that the UpnGo mocs were in the Metro...

Picture the scene.

It's a cold winter morning and a small group of children from the local infant school are on walkabout round the area, having things of interest pointed out to them by their teachers. As they gathered outside the station, I think the narrative went something like this:

Look children, this is the railway station. People come here to catch a train. If we look one way, the train goes to Liverpool. If we look the other way, the train goes to Chester.

Here comes a lady. The lady is going to the station. The lady is walking into the station. Is she going to Liverpool? Or is she going to Chester?

Oh, here comes the lady again. The lady is coming back out of the station. The lady is not going on the train...


Yes, yours truly walked in and out of the station in under 3 minutes, emerged carrying a load of papers and was greeted by a bunch of happy children all waving !!


So I just grinned and waved back.

TrulyMadly

Serendipitious wrote: »

Meant to post this before and forgot. This happened on one of the days that the UpnGo mocs were in the Metro...

Picture the scene.

It's a cold winter morning and a small group of children from the local infant school are on walkabout round the area, having things of interest pointed out to them by their teachers. As they gathered outside the station, I think the narrative went something like this:

Look children, this is the railway station. People come here to catch a train. If we look one way, the train goes to Liverpool. If we look the other way, the train goes to Chester.

Here comes a lady. The lady is going to the station. The lady is walking into the station. Is she going to Liverpool? Or is she going to Chester?

Oh, here comes the lady again. The lady is coming back out of the station. The lady is not going on the train...


Yes, yours truly walked in and out of the station in under 3 minutes, emerged carrying a load of papers and was greeted by a bunch of happy children all waving !!


So I just grinned and waved back.

Oh this made me smile:)

I often wonder what people make of my antics:rotfl:

Evening paw sniffers:D

rhosynbach

Serendipitious wrote: »

Meant to post this before and forgot. This happened on one of the days that the UpnGo mocs were in the Metro...

Picture the scene.

It's a cold winter morning and a small group of children from the local infant school are on walkabout round the area, having things of interest pointed out to them by their teachers. As they gathered outside the station, I think the narrative went something like this:

Look children, this is the railway station. People come here to catch a train. If we look one way, the train goes to Liverpool. If we look the other way, the train goes to Chester.

Here comes a lady. The lady is going to the station. The lady is walking into the station. Is she going to Liverpool? Or is she going to Chester?

Oh, here comes the lady again. The lady is coming back out of the station. The lady is not going on the train...


Yes, yours truly walked in and out of the station in under 3 minutes, emerged carrying a load of papers and was greeted by a bunch of happy children all waving !!


So I just grinned and waved back.

That really made me laugh thanks. Xx the things we do to save money, I am lucky with newspapers alls I have to do is tell ds2 and the lads all keep them
Problem is you end up with far to many .x

TrulyMadly

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TrulyMadly

A v W

2x Colgate Max White One Luminous Sparkling Mint Toothpaste (75ML) £8.00 £3.50
1x Sure Men Antibacterial Odour Protection Aerosol Anti-Perspirant Deodorant (50ML) £2.00 £1.50


possibility of nice APG wiped out by inconsiderate shopper:rotfl:

matty17r

Trulymadly - ds bought iron in tesco on friday breville reduced from £50 to £18 if that is any help. I have a few value ones in stock which I find so light and easy - they suit me. Always can help the kids out when their ones go wrong until they can find a replacement. Think they were £1!
Interesting comment from Anon about the christmas tree boxes. Think I need one of these we have so much brown tape on the box! Thanks also for the info on MSE energy club. Need to look at this.
Glad VT and naebarric had a nice break in London

TrulyMadly

Is it national brush your teeth week or something?:rotfl:

A v M

1x Colgate MaxWhite Medium Toothbrush With Polishing Star (EACH) £2.10 £1.00
2x Colgate MaxWhite Toothpaste With Micro Crystals (100ML) £3.00 £2.00
1x Colgate Minions Battery Toothbrush (EACH) £7.00 £4.00

Serendipitious

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Oh this made me smile:)

I often wonder what people make of my antics:rotfl:

Evening paw sniffers:D

I avoided that station for a few days in case the other half of the class were going on the same outing!

rhosynbach wrote: »

That really made me laugh thanks. Xx the things we do to save money, I am lucky with newspapers alls I have to do is tell ds2 and the lads all keep them
Problem is you end up with far to many .x

Hope you get loads of MyMail numbers! x

cjj_2

Anon wrote: »

You can have 2 of the Tesco current accounts .

HTH

Anon

Do you just make 2 separate applications Anon ? Tia ? xx