Remember you're STILL a Womble - 2017 challenge

determined_new_ms

received £5.74 for selling some scrap metal & £12.62 interest on bank accounts

Siebrie

miss_empty_piggy wrote: »

Any ideas/advice on cheap favours and bridesmaids presents?

Cheap(est) favour would probably be a snapshot of the 2 of you (taken in the morning - can be developed/printed during the day/handed out at the end of the evening) with a text underneath 'thank you for joining us on this special day [date], [names]". Maybe your photographer is willing to do this?

Maybe you can invite the bridesmaids for (homemade) lunch at your place a few weeks after the wedding, and give them a picture of the wedding party or an individual professional picture in their bridesmaid's outfit, that was taken on the day?

sugarbaby125

Real Techniques make up brush set from Superdrug Online reduced from £20.99 to £5.99 saving me £15 and I got free delivery worth £3

2 hopper bus journeys to and from the Theatre worth £3

2 Free Theatre Tickets worth £64 :T

Boots Online order savings £18.70 plus I received the free Beauty Box containing products worth £56 :T

This week's Online Grocery shop savings from special offers and price reductions £33.13

#13 current total = £5657.56

LuckyPenny

Went to Toby Carvery for a treat paid with £20 voucher from my FIL and my daughters meal for £1 using app voucher. Just marking down as £20 as there was a difference of £1.73. Best meal in ages!! Always tastes better when you don't have to pay.

LP x

Siebrie

1 lentil salad €0,50
2.5 Danish pastries €1

LuckyPenny

So I've just had a fab womble-tastic MSE shopping trip.
Free coffee from Greggs £2.10
Boots points spend £2.25
Morrisons loyalty voucher £5 spent and £1 off pizza voucher
I did a market research and got £5 worth of shopping (puls payment for doing it which I won't claim as a womble)
So pleased that I refilled my cartridge today, got dove shampoo for 95p, reduced price coffee and crisps and cheap wrapping paper - won't count these as wombles unless Bob says otherwise - I think it's just savvy shopping rather than a womble.
£15.35 womble I'm putting down for today.
LP x

Bobarella

Hi All

Had a great and very apt find with all this rain. A set of two brand new diving fins, masks and snorkels. They both had all the tags still on! The price tag said £20 each.

Found 11p roadkill as well.

Bob

Bobarella

LuckyPenny wrote: »

So I've just had a fab womble-tastic MSE shopping trip.
Free coffee from Greggs £2.10
Boots points spend £2.25
Morrisons loyalty voucher £5 spent and £1 off pizza voucher
I did a market research and got £5 worth of shopping (puls payment for doing it which I won't claim as a womble)
So pleased that I refilled my cartridge today, got dove shampoo for 95p, reduced price coffee and crisps and cheap wrapping paper - won't count these as wombles unless Bob says otherwise - I think it's just savvy shopping rather than a womble.
£15.35 womble I'm putting down for today.
LP x

Hiya
If you saved money then I'd say that's a Womble, if it was marked down from original price?
Bob

Bobarella

LuckyPenny wrote: »

Always tastes better when you don't have to pay.

LP x

I am sure that was Kate Mosses sentiment exactly with her nothing tastes as good as skinny feels :T

Bobarella

determined_new_ms wrote: »

received £5.74 for selling some scrap metal & £12.62 interest on bank accounts

Steptoe image in my head now Determined:rotfl: