Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

Sunshinemummy

gocat wrote: »

Can you hire a goat to get it to reasonable level before tackling with lawnmower

Goat? I have a man that can do that :D:D:D:D:D

altojack wrote: »

Lanzarote, early next Monday morning:D. I'm getting quite excited now as it's 3 years since I've been away. The boys and their gfs are coming with us :eek::rotfl: :rotfl:

We went a few years ago and loved it, enjoy x

altojack

Why are these ruddy pidgeons coming to my garden again this year :eek: Last year I was in and out chucking spuds into a tree to chase them away. I don't want their poo on my old stone bench in my shady nook :mad:

altojack

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Goat? I have a man that can do that :D:D:D:D:D



We went a few years ago and loved it, enjoy x

It is lovely there. This is an early retirement treat from dh to us. He d3cided early in the year that he would take us all on holiday. Only 2 of the boys can come which is a shame, but there we are.

China is out for this year now though

mhoc

Todays milk and coleslaw run to the Co-op produced 2 till spits both valid until 30/04

50p wys cooked meat, poultry, pate, sandwich fillers
£2 wys £12

The latter is going to prove difficult, never spent that much in one go.
Is it £12 till total or will the MOC not work after I've used the NUS card which is a form of payment?

I was wondering about the £6 meal deal but the dinnertime meal deal this week includes beef lasagne which I am not keen on. The frozen meal deal does not look good either.

It might just have to be 3 packs of chicken breast ...

Serendipitious wrote: »

Dropped off a heavy bagful of books at T's for the charity bookshelf. No Princes fruit in mine, but brown parcel rollwrap was down to 63p, checked Lindt bunnies, still 1.50.:(

Co-op for free Princes peaches, plus rtc Welsh bakery loaf 36p, till spit for 50p off fresh chicken products. Loads of Easter stuff on clearance shelf but prices still very high, even at 50% off.

Snap-ant

:(

Fiddle sticks, That Sister has shop keys & has taken a vast amount of laxatives I'm going to have to climb hill & get them before tomorrow

:p:p

altojack

Look at the time, I'd better go turn the oven on. Good job all veggies are prepped

Snap-ant

altojack wrote: »

Next was deciding which sandals to take :eek: :mad: None of them do up :eek: My right foot is still puffy, so shoe shop hunting tomorrow, before I have my hair cut :cool:

Birkenstock Gizehs fit a very puffy foot

altojack

Snap-ant wrote: »

:(

Fiddle sticks, That Sister has shop keys & has taken a vast amount of laxatives I'm going to have to climb hill & get them before tomorrow

:p:p

A struggle going up but quicker coming down :eek:

Serendipitious

mhoc wrote: »

Todays milk and coleslaw run to the Co-op produced 2 till spits both valid until 30/04

50p wys cooked meat, poultry, pate, sandwich fillers
£2 wys £12

The latter is going to prove difficult, never spent that much in one go.
Is it £12 till total or will the MOC not work after I've used the NUS card which is a form of payment?

I was wondering about the £6 meal deal but the dinnertime meal deal this week includes beef lasagne which I am not keen on. The frozen meal deal does not look good either.

It might just have to be 3 packs of chicken breast ...

I got one today - 50p off tinned meat or tinned pies :eek:

No idea of prices yet so I'm stumped for ideas as it's not an area that I usually browse.

mhoc

Serendipitious wrote: »

I got one today - 50p off tinned meat or tinned pies :eek:

No idea of prices yet so I'm stumped for ideas as it's not an area that I usually browse.

that's going to be a challenge.

Hot dog sausages?
Pet food?
beans and sausages?