Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

mhoc

hampydoodums wrote: »

Morning luvlies, just checked mycoupons on S site as new offers have been released. Have loaded up mine and DH's accounts with what we will use. Lots of nice fruit & veg points (lemons and brocolli 40 N points etc) and 40 bonus N points WYB 2 Napolina chopped tomatoes 400g. I already have these on my shopping list for Friday as they're currently half price at 50p a tin

https://mycoupons.sainsburys.co.uk

Just checking mine, all the ones I would have got are more expensive in sainsbobs than anywhere else
Pepsi max -but OH is not drinking ginger beer which is much cheaper
LLoyd grossman £1.70/£1 and Chicken tonight £1.70/£1 - both used to be on Shopotize on a regular basis
Goodfella peporoni £2.25/£1 morribobs - used to be on Shopotize
youngs fishermans price - £1.50/£1 !!!!!!
sainsbobs butter - £1.40/85p in aldi
Napolina chopped toms buy 2 50p/25p in aldi

emerald21

HILLBERN wrote: »

:eek:
SHOPPRIZE

What has happened ?

I have just reached 10000 coins but no amazon voucher only trade in for sweepstake tickets :mad:
I also checked DH app and his is the same, I looked on facts ,these were updated 15th Jan, possibly the same time as the daily amount for logging in went down.
Is this the same for all?:(

I hope not . I traded one for the Amazon voucher yesterday. Why don't you email them . They do reply .

Those who are hoping to use the £6.50 coupon in Sainsbury s remember they are £7.50 there :eek: so you ll have to put a £1 to it. I won't be doing that.

womble_shopper

Good Morning All

HILLBERN

Well this morning ive had the doom and gloom and feel I need to get out from under the cloud,
Coffee time soon (no biscuits)

we had a lovely weekend in London seeing the grandchildren it seemed ages since we saw them and they change so quickly in 5 weeks..
we stayed at the Travelodge near the tower of London which was ideal for visiting the family and also going into the city.
Friday night we arrived at our sons only there 1/2 hour he comes home from work and they go off to the cinema, so lovely babysitting and doing the bedtime routine..they can only go out when we go down as there is no one to babysit.
Saturday we had a leisurely trip to the royal albert hall, stopping at a local S on the way and buying the nuts 20p from the strip thingy for our snack.
Cirque De Soleil was amazing we went about 7 years ago so this wasn't our first experience of the amazing feats performed, but the precision, strength, and stamina were beyond belief...highly recommended if you like trapeze and acrobatic skills.
I couldn't help but think of the stories that Emerald told last week of her husband
Sunday lunch with the family at a local pub, then the drive home, stopping in at T, S and A also food warehouse for lots of free foods which I was in able to get locally.:) Popped into Ikea at Edmonton but according to the website that is one of the branches not participating in the swipe surprise even though the receipt has a bar code...oh well never mind
So a good weekend was had by all, my car is nearly out of diesel
so a few fill ups at S is in order for this weekend.

Picasso7

tweets wrote: »

Picasso I am going back into work today and hoping I am properly better . Have felt better but to be honest I have hardly eaten or drank anything since dinner/lunchtime Sunday.

I left most of my tea last night couldn't face it.

I also haven't stepped foot through the front door since I got back from mums Sunday.

Oh Tweets, I hope you can take it a little gently today. Try drinking hot water. Odd, I know, but when I am ill I find it peculiarly soothing and you really do need to have a lot of liquids. And try the porridge and bananas, no milk. It will give you some energy. Let us know how you get on please?

LEJC

HILLBERN wrote: »

LEJC- its a dismal time of year, and if its wet and cold as it is here you will feel lower than usual,
Make a drink put on some cheerful music, I know its early in the day but put on a film that makes you laugh/smile
Picture this you sitting curled up in a chair with a nice hot chocolate watching a sickly sweet film with a smile on your face and thinking of all those poor boogers going out in the rain and wind getting soaked because their brollies turned inside out....:)
(bet they didn't get them from SD..ha ha )
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Thank you Hillbern...you are so right and I guess I'm just feeling a little sorry for myself today,thankful for what I have,but just a little sad to.

I've spoken to DS and he's been having a few issues with housemates not pulling their weight but bless him he's sticking to his guns even if that makes him Mr unpopular too....
He's also had the last 2 weeks off but stayed in uni residence which has also proved a change of routine for him and slightly unsettled him ....but he seems much more happy today to be back into the swing of lectures this week...sometimes if I know he's not right it seems to affect me...but this morning we have had a good chin wag and put the world to rights!!!!

on a positive for the first time this year I have heard birdsong in the garden this morning,so spring may be not too far off.

HILLBERN

altojack wrote: »

Have you checked in your menu box, top left. Click then you see cash out there?

hth

yes done that but when you click on cash out it then says when you reach 1000 coins you can convert to instant win items:(

Picasso7

hampydoodums wrote: »

Morning luvlies, just checked mycoupons on S site as new offers have been released. Have loaded up mine and DH's accounts with what we will use. Lots of nice fruit & veg points (lemons and brocolli 40 N points etc) and 40 bonus N points WYB 2 Napolina chopped tomatoes 400g. I already have these on my shopping list for Friday as they're currently half price at 50p a tin

https://mycoupons.sainsburys.co.uk

Thanks Hampy. Have added broccoli and Napolina to my coupons. No lemons for me but Bertolli is on offer for £1 so I have added that too. (Just noticed TM has said this too... )

Are the chopped toms in Alda the Napolina ones please? MySM thinks not...?

Snap-ant

Happy February - do you not find January the longest month ever?

HILLBERN

LEJC wrote: »

Thank you Hillbern...you are so right and I guess I'm just feeling a little sorry for myself today,thankful for what I have,but just a little sad to.

I've spoken to DS and he's been having a few issues with housemates not pulling their weight but bless him he's sticking to his guns even if that makes him Mr unpopular too....
He's also had the last 2 weeks off but stayed in uni residence which has also proved a change of routine for him and slightly unsettled him ....but he seems much more happy today to be back into the swing of lectures this week...sometimes if I know he's not right it seems to affect me...but this morning we have had a good chin wag and put the world to rights!!!!

on a positive for the first time this year I have heard birdsong in the garden this morning,so spring may be not too far off.

Gosh putting the world to rights in a quick call you are a clever lady....:rotfl: I know what you mean, sometimes just having a chat or even on here with virtual friends improves how we feel. and we are then ready to take on the world!!!
On that note I have to tackle the house work.....enjoy your film;)
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