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Did Anyone get OS Christmas Pressies
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:j my brother got me 'the tightwads gazzette'. :T im going to be a proper moneysaver in 2008.:Dsealed pot challenge no. 187 . aiming for £200:D0
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I got a Mrs Beeton cookbook from another MSEer :j
I also got the new Nigella cookbook from my mum (it was originally for my sister but she already had it so I got it .... yippee, extra pressies for me :rotfl:
[strike]I bought myself[/strike] Santa brought me an ice cream maker
Got loads of other stuff too :j It's just not what you would call OS0 -
I got a doughnut maker, so when the other arrives I'd ordered myself because he said he wasn't buying me any 'house things' I'll have to send it back
Got some money & a gift voucher for argos which hopefully won't get eaten up by bills so I can buy myself something with it. Got a few not OS presents aswell.
One day I might be more organised...........
GC: £200
Slinkies target 2018 - another 70lb off (half way to what the NHS says) so far 25lb0 -
125 Best Vegetarian Slow Cooker Recipes
Whole Health for Happy Cats
Clean House, Clean Planet
Cast iron enamelled saute pan
Also, DH got a gardening book from his brother.
:AI want to move to theory. Everything works in theory.0 -
Hi Everyone,
Santa was very good to me!
I was given:
some wonderful Icebreaker skin 200 base layer thermals - OS because I'll be able to turn the heating down a bit.... they are made from non-itchy very fine merino wool, and so so comfortable..... bliss! The tops are a nice sort of cranberry red and a black one - could have had pale blue too. They are not cheap but will last for years.
A wind up torch
I was also given some money so will send off to the Orkney Angora wool company for some cosy socks as well.... it's been so cold up here, all I can think about is getting warm!!!
Also will purchase a wind-up radio, don't like batteries
There is a theme to this which I'll explain on another thread..... edited to say, it's the B*ggery Box thread - sorry can't do links!
GQ xxxIf you have a talent, use it in every which way possible. Don't hoard it. Don't dole it out like a miser. Spend it lavishly like a millionaire intent on going broke.
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groatie_queen wrote: »Hi Everyone,
There is a theme to this which I'll explain on another thread.....
GQ xxx
This sounds like one I shall be following with interest;)0 -
DD got me a wind up lantern and a nice handbag.
another DD - a pink fleecy robe that is nice and cuddly.
Another DD - set of lovely shower gels.
Anther DD - a nice top.
DH got me p.j.s and a couple of books by my favourite authors ( I bought them and told him they were his present to me.
I got the John Seymour book a couple of years ago.
Aso treated myself to the Tightwad Gazette at the same time.
Groatie
Intrigued by the "theme" you mention.
Are you expecting power cuts?"This site is addictive!"
Wooligan 2 squares for smoky - 3 squares for HTA
Preemie hats - 2.0 -
I got
A new radio for the kitchen from dh.
A new set of digital scales from my sis
A set of bed socks from my sisSorting my life out one day at a time0 -
i bought myself the bread maker from amazon 9 but from the kids
also bought myself a doughnut maker for £10 from tesco , which hubby wrapped... and i pretended i didnt know about it
these are the os things that i had
if i hadnt bought what i wanted i would have prob.. ended up with those inncense sticks and smelly candles again :rolleyes: i have had then for a few years and still got a load left....:rotfl: but this year.... i didnt have any :TWork to live= not live to work0
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