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A bag of winter gear and large towels from a colleague. Her 2 sons have outgrown the winter gear (sometimes it's not even been worn) and the gear is unisex. I like having winter gear in stock, because you always need it in a rush, and usually wear it only once or twice. We don't do wintersports, so it's only for home use. E15.
a box of drinking glasses (various sizes and colours, but all very nice)
a duvet
7 pillows
a pillow case
3 hair dryers
2 pots of Able & C0le organic jam (GBP 2.89 each!!)
E30
20 new hypoallergenic pillow cases
1 mattress protector
E15
all-in breadmix free with voucher E1,89
4 laptop bags
10 hi-viz jackets with old company logo
Theramed toothpaste free-after-rebate E2,79
2 single-serve bottles of bananamilk from a colleague, who received them at the bakery as samples E0,50
I keep forgetting things: 5 small toothpaste tubes from the dentist E2.
Loyalty points with product, making it free EUR 3,29 (this time it is a bit weird: the product cost !!!8364;2,99, but they gave me 329 points)
Wombled £219.73 in February
So far in March I have wombled £2.70 on a free coffee using a loyalty card.
Debt Free Stage 2 - Completed 50/181 Payments
1 mandarin and 1 plum from Reception E0,40
Change in electricity and gas supplier should give us an advantage of E200 this year
1 cent roadkill
Free after rebate theramed toothpaste E2,97 - E0,72= E2,25
Free after rebate colgate toothpaste E3,29-E0,72=E2,57
85 loyalty points from wombled receipts
Coffee beans paid back in loyalty points E3,99
40 loyalty points for buying E10 of f&v
45 loyalty points for buying 2 pizza bases
70 loyalty points for buying 2 bio spahetti packets
25 loyalty points for buying hmmm... cannot remember :eek: but they are on the receipt.
1 year no MOT E39,70 (my car had its MOT this morning, and while I was waiting in line I read the notice properly. It said that if your car was maximum 6 years old and had run less than 100,000km, they could give you a 2-year certificate. I asked the mechanic when it was my turn, and now I have it!)