2008 - Live on £4000 for a full year.

Penny2myName

keren29 wrote: »

Have you seen their online site? I don't have a store near me and I've used their website before.

I've also used Figleaf once. I think the Evans ones are rubbish and designed by a woman who is a 32AA!!

YaY:j maybe they have one small enough for me then. 32a bee stings really

Janey51

Nyk think of all future frugalites scratching their heads trying to figure out what on earth I'm talking about.:rotfl:

I think I'm safe to report another NSD :j

Pffff....this is getting too easy :rolleyes: And I know you will remind me of this post in months to come

Burlesque_Babe

I'd rather have bee stings penny, trust me!!!

Janey51

Anybody know a book or website that will give me ideas to re-design our garden.....purely in a frugal way

I spent all day outside. First day for weeks that I could hang washing out.
Chopped back a load of shrubs that are genetically related to Triffids I swear.

Barrowed soil to the new veg plot to start filling my raised beds. Had to keep chasing cats off the nice fresh compost.
Found a pair of secateurs I had "lost" last autumn :j

But I really really need to do something with the "posh" bit of the garden where the field/lawn is. Its too big and unmanageable. I don't want more veg beds as I really haven't the time and OH doesn't like vegs much. I would like some raised beds to put flowers in so looking for cheap wood. I would also like to be able to sit outside in the summer without the perennial midge problem.
Not asking for much am I

Ellidee

Janey have you tried looking in the library for garden design books ? Or look on Amazon and then try and order any that sound interesting from the library.

Frugaldom

Janey51 wrote: »

Nyk think of all future frugalites scratching their heads trying to figure out what on earth I'm talking about.:rotfl:

I think I'm safe to report another NSD :j

Pffff....this is getting too easy :rolleyes: And I know you will remind me of this post in months to come

Wish I could have a few more NSDs - I blame the milk! :rolleyes: And the cost of electricity. And the price of cheese. Maybe I'll try Freeganism instead of Frugalism - except I'm not a vegan. :rotfl: Janey, are you having a holiday this year?

Back again, just spotted your post about the garden... you could contact local colleges and ask if they do landscape gardening courses - then ask if they have any local students who may like a project to add to their future portfolios.

Penny2myName

keren29 wrote: »

I'd rather have bee stings penny, trust me!!!

I own three bra's, not bought a new one in past 18 months, as I hate padded bra's and all the 32a's i find tend to be padded. Black one desperately needs replacing, but yet to find one that I am willing to pay the cost for that isn't padded. Think I will stick to DD's theory of vests are better, cause they keep more of your body warm.

elantan

well i have had two no spend days so far since i started this but it will change on thursday i have a friend wanting to go to the chinese supermarket with me and half in for things so i just know that is gonna be painful but it will last a while so i cant complain really ...

taka i wonder if it is just the glasgow shop that is like that i hate the glasgow shop but as i have never actually been measured by them i dont want to order anything online as i dont want the wrong size sigh whats a girl to do eh

Paul_Varjak

keren29 wrote: »

Have you tried Bravissimo Elantan? They do good combinations of back/cup size.

I found the M+S one generous (I bought a GG as H was out of stock) and it fits really well.

Aren't GG and H the same size?

Hardup_Hester

Have you tried Ample Bosom they have a webpage