Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

lj*

Thanks Izzzy,I thought there was some secret formula you all knew:rotfl:
I have shopped at a little a that didn't have hardly any of what I wanted so struggked a little and now home have found I am 1 box short, goodness knows how that happened!!!
Will post results when finally in

Snap-ant

mhoc wrote: »

I love the colour, so vibrant.
I was wondering if I ought to try something wild and whacky - there is a gap now of about 5 weeks when we are not due to see any of the offspring and don't have any Important Dates to attend when I could do some experimenting!

:j:j:j Do it. It's only my fringe & it will fade into a nice gentle pastel if I don't recolour it myself It distracts from my greying hair - you can see my grey in this photo but I want that to stay as I can not be bothered with the maintenance of regrowth

lj* wrote: »

Snap that is fabulous! ( wish I had the courage!)

Just a small section or if you are grey you can now buy coloured shampoo that washes out but leaves a gentle violet tint or pink

rhosynbach wrote: »

Help desperately needed from the elite please I have never had a birth certificate, ordered a copy on line from government site and its hard to read so no good for job interviews especially when they copy it is this the only copy I can get or is there a way to get a better copy. Thanks

Go to your local Register Office or a bigger one & they will hand write a certified copy for you for a small charge.
But keep the original somewhere safe

izzeyb

marmitelovemehateme wrote: »

Thank you izzeyb and bubbles for testing....:kisses3:

Have you been gardening marmite ? Far too cold for me to venture into the garden

Has your son had success in finding accommodation ?

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Claire1972

izzeyb wrote: »

My porridge shop.

Got rid of some muller APGs

I only got what we/me mum use. £12 spend + fillers, APG for £5.14

Asda V T
[FONT=&quot]6x Quaker Porridge Oats (1kg)[/FONT][FONT=&quot] £11.88[/FONT][FONT=&quot] £9.00[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]2x Scott's Porage Original Scottish Porridge Oats (1kg)[/FONT][FONT=&quot] £ 4.00[/FONT][FONT=&quot] £3.00

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Do you buy in 3’s, we only eat the golden syrup one.

rhosynbach

Snap-ant wrote: »

:j:j:j Do it. It's only my fringe & it will fade into a nice gentle pastel if I don't recolour it myself It distracts from my greying hair


Just a small section or if you are grey you can now buy coloured shampoo that washes out but leaves a gentle violet tint or pink



Go to your local Register Office or a bigger one & they will hand write a certified copy for you for a small charge.
But keep the original somewhere safe

Thanks does it have to be where your born or any one xx
By the way love the hair wish I was that brave xxx

pepper77_2

izzeyb wrote: »

Morning

Looks like the 2 for £3.00 Porridge ending today.
(£1.98/£2.00/£2.18/£2.28/£2.38)

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda/bundle-661179_2256548.html


Quaker Oats/Jumbo Oats and Scotts Porage Oats/Old Fashioned Scotts should compare to Tesco (new offer starting today)/Morries 2 for £3.00 offer.

Quaker Oats/Scotts original works out 85p a box.
Quaker Jumbo (£2.18) and Scotts Old Fashioned (£2.28)works out 67/57p a box


Ready Brek Original and Choc v Tesco £1.50. Works out 85p a box


Best comparisons Oats So Simple £2.38 each v Sainsbobs half price offer at £1.22

Original/Variety Pack/Sweet Cinnamon/Strawberry, Raspberry and Cranberry/Apple & Blueberry/Golden Syrup/Apple, Sultana, Raisin and Cranberry – works out 22p a box :j :j

Double check Sainsbobs website for flavours, above are from Mysupermarket which, like my sums , can be unreliable


Check price they scan through at and the offer comes off (hopefully they won't just rollback) after update.

Don't rely on the SEL showing the offer

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Many thanks, results later.

hampydoodums

TrulyMadly wrote: »

We are still probably one of the busiest threads on the forum:)

We are missing some regulars that’s for sure and I hope they are all ok....you dare hardly name anyone for fear of missing someone out:eek:

But I will....you alright hampy?

Yes I’m here TM, been lurking a bit and skimming. Didn’t feel completely comfortable tbh when it was mentioned about me returning clothes to S after receiving N points on the transaction. Each to their own I know, it’s not theft, I still think I did nothing wrong. Hey ho, back to lurkdom

marmitelovemehateme

rhosynbach wrote: »

Help desperately needed from the elite please I have never had a birth certificate, ordered a copy on line from government site and its hard to read so no good for job interviews especially when they copy it is this the only copy I can get or is there a way to get a better copy. Thanks

If you know where you were registered....They might be able to help you...

marmitelovemehateme

izzeyb wrote: »

Have you been gardening marmite ? Far too cold for me to venture into the garden

Has your son had success in finding accommodation ?

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Hi izzeyb......I ventured outside...Filled up the nuts for the birds and did a little pottering around.....Just a general tidy.....

Popped up to the Garden Centre to get some onion sets/Shalots and Broad bean seeds...

DS has settled in nicely thank you....This is his third week and already has some of his own clients to deal with.....He's been told he is doing really well.....I am absolutely delighted for him.......Hoping he may come home this weekend....We have a major rugby contest this weekend......:rotfl: We have conflicting loyalties....:rotfl:

I hope all is well with you.......:D

pepper77_2

Claire1972 wrote: »

Do you buy in 3’s, we only eat the golden syrup one.

NO, buy in twos.