Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

altojack

So I've dithered and missed the Fairy :eek: jeez, too slow to catch cold at the moment

Enterprise_1701C

altojack wrote: »

So I've dithered and missed the Fairy :eek: jeez, too slow to catch cold at the moment

I've been sitting here looking at home insurance, think I will go mad if I look anymore, but hate to think of the fairy coupons disappearing while I was dithering on that

bubbs

wendyak wrote: »

Evening gang
I have now been signed off until JULY:eek::eek: and hubby until August.
We are both in a bad place as our finances are suffering and work want me to have yet another Occ Health assessment just two weeks after the first We haven't done anything to make a claim or whatever you do- although I am not sure there is as hubby is self employed ...anyone got any pics to cheer me up ?? xxxxxxxx

So sorry to read this xx

tweets wrote: »

Itsssssssssssssssssssssssssss Poppy:D:D:j:j

bubbs

From darkside

Cauliflowers 29p - ALDI - 6/21 April - Also for 29p - Parsnips, Leeks, White Potatoes and Carrots:T:T:T

emerald21

bubbs wrote: »

As if you would forget:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Indeed bubbs indeed

hornetgirl

LEJC wrote: »

Can I ask another question to the vegans of the thread....I know there are a couple but for the life of me I can't remember who they are,and at the risk of getting it wrong I won't name names.

I have a beauty product to test at the moment as part of something I do annually...it's aimed at the vegan market I think or at least whom I test for is,although I am not vegan,but they let me test!

My dilemma is that on reading the ingredients it lists milk as one (not a soya style but animal.)....surely that makes it non vegan friendly?

any thoughts?

My sister is vegan and uses only plant based milks.

gocat

bubbs wrote: »

From darkside

Cauliflowers 29p - ALDI - 6/21 April - Also for 29p - Parsnips, Leeks, White Potatoes and Carrots:T:T:T

Good for the diet

emerald21

pippo wrote: »

A very local deal... my local swimming pool has reduced it's monthly swim pass by£7.30!!:j
So £16 per month to swim as much as you want.
! session, as an OAP :eek:, would be £2.80 so saves me money:j

Also, suits me very well as pool is across the road from sada!

Here it's free swimming for people over 60 once they pay £4 for a freedom pass.:) Nellie s looking forward to it

pippo

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Quite funny, I don't do makeup so don't have to clear a stash of that. I started off trying to use makeup when I was a teenager but it never stayed on so I gave up and never tried again.

I do have some moisturiser, but only ever use what I get for free, so have very little of that.

My dad was the village chemist so I have always had a very full make up bag which has now progressed to a drawer (or 3). Strangely enough my dear mam never mastered make up, or 'creams' and have lovely skin.

emerald21

altojack wrote: »

Thank you. I'm just as embarrassed so quit that old chestnut :eek: :rotfl:

I've taken my time because I realise I've probably got enough face creams to last this year and into next no doubt. Now that embarrassed me but then I thought, what the heck :cool: no one here knows me or would recognise me so here goes :rotfl:

And another thing, I use face creams every day and night as a rule but have this stash that sits in drawers, well no more :cool:

My make-up is mostly bought by me and used daily in varying degrees. The only cosmetic I have not paid for for a few years is mascara. I always apply for the freebies, never had one to test. I'd love to test out a foundation but never had the chance

Right, that's it for now, I need to skulk elsewhere for a while xx

I've got enough toiletries to serve the whole of my estate but I have cut down on buying and am using them up .:) but hardly made a dent yet