Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

altojack

HILLBERN wrote: »

Oh dear you have us on the snow map...icy wind, but bright and sunny at the moment, no snow yet!!!

Think the time was either 5pm or 8pm, can't remember now all I could say for sure was that it was t near me

Picasso7

ooh. Thanks Zippy. I will look when I go in to collect my C&C. Lango, Louise56 and Danigrace, thank you for posting your shops, which I found very helpful for fillers.

I've decided to accept the sharpies even if they have them all in stock and will just give them to the T food bank. I'll still be quids up (unless they stop comparing!) and T will add to my donation. (I didn't quite get my head around BraveHeart's food bank explanation except to note that it is a Good Plan to add bottles of cheap water to the food bank box.)

MKS

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Morning.... working from home and procrastination has hit again!

Tis the thief of time.:eek::eek:

Sunshinemummy

Picasso7 wrote: »

ooh. Thanks Zippy. I will look when I go in to collect my C&C. Lango, Louise56 and Danigrace, thank you for posting your shops, which I found very helpful for fillers.

I've decided to accept the sharpies even if they have them all in stock and will just give them to the T food bank. I'll still be quids up (unless they stop comparing!) and T will add to my donation. (I didn't quite get my head around BraveHeart's food bank explanation except to note that it is a Good Plan to add bottles of cheap water to the food bank box.)

I rather liked BH's explanation, and will definitely be putting cheap bottles in which I had never done before as I felt that due to the bulk and unhealthy nature of the product was not very good to donate. I tend to donate the glitches and sanitary wear for ladies (these are always needed). I wished I had got nappies last night for the food banks.

Every penny helps the food banks, which are so sadly needed.

Sunshinemummy

MKS wrote: »

Tis the thief of time.:eek::eek:

Flipping well is, I don't know why I am even trying as my brain will kick into action about 10pm tonight and I will be mega productive until the early hours.

:D:D:D

Picasso7

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I rather liked BH's explanation, and will definitely be putting cheap bottles in which I had never done before as I felt that due to the bulk and unhealthy nature of the product was not very good to donate. I tend to donate the glitches and sanitary wear for ladies (these are always needed). I wished I had got nappies last night for the food banks.

Every penny helps the food banks, which are so sadly needed.

I didn't think about nappies for the food bank. We must keep reminding each other...

Sunshinemummy

Picasso7 wrote: »

I didn't think about nappies for the food bank. We must keep reminding each other...

It is amazing what they need, people get milk tokens but no support with nappies.

I have an old school friend who had been unemployed since leaving school during which time she had a number of demons to fight. Her live changed when she had a child at nearly 40 years of age. A few years ago she set up a food bank, within a short period of time she managed to get a full time job so she handed over the running of the food bank to other volunteers - it was amazing to see her become a mother, to change her lifestyle, to do selfless acts, and to get a job after being on benefits since leaving school (so around 30 years) and maintain the job. It has made a massive difference to her life and the life of her child. I do love her to pieces.

rego

Hi All.


I take it from the lack of responses to my post the other day, that either nobody has heard of the below, or they are to be avoided.


Hi

Can anyone tell me whether the following are any good or should be avoided like the plague ....


Jettimail
Testers Keepers

Sunshinemummy

Sorry rego, I have never heard of them.

altojack

Just got an app a v m but haven't time to post it on here. Anyone want to do it please?

Hermasetas 1200 sweeteners a very good comparison xx