I know what you mean about men and suitable flooring. I only have 2 of them now, I was warned by an old lady across the road when the boys were little to always have a easy clwean floor no carpets. Was really good advice
Our tip put things out for others, but never been lucky to get there at the right time
I thought the Co-Op ran a scheme where you purchased a little stamp each week and stuck it in a book., Then at Christmas you could cash in the book, and buy everything you need for Christmas.
The downstairs 'loo' has laminate & yes is easier to keep clean- especially with me trotting in/out when gardening. Absolutely hate it at 'the little house' where have to scrabble for slippers every time I move upstairs, as also wooden flooring in bedroom- another 'no no' for me! Stuborn b****r!
You gave me an idea when talking about hampers so have just sent OH to shops ie Cheese Shop to research hampers for pressie for 2 lots of IL. Thanks Forkers problem solved
Becks my co op statement came and I only had just over £2 as well. Last year I think I had a lot more.
Amazon have dozens of hampers, from about £15 upto £200.
I noticed a Cadbury's hamper - lots of big tins of sweets; and a Green and Black's chocolate hamper; and a Thornton's hamper. And lots of traditional ones.
Or you can buy a wicker basket for £12, and make up your own.
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I know what you mean about men and suitable flooring. I only have 2 of them now, I was warned by an old lady across the road when the boys were little to always have a easy clwean floor no carpets. Was really good advice
Our tip put things out for others, but never been lucky to get there at the right time
You see Lottie understands-chaps are built differently
I thought the Co-Op ran a scheme where you purchased a little stamp each week and stuck it in a book., Then at Christmas you could cash in the book, and buy everything you need for Christmas.
What happened to Christmas hampers.
The downstairs 'loo' has laminate & yes is easier to keep clean- especially with me trotting in/out when gardening. Absolutely hate it at 'the little house' where have to scrabble for slippers every time I move upstairs, as also wooden flooring in bedroom- another 'no no' for me! Stuborn b****r!
Lottie- well done! J.
These are the 'reward' vouchers Gary, just like the tesco clubcard, but it's the Co-Op card. I obviously spent less this year!
Park Hampers is still going!
Chaps outnumbered here Geoff! Even when we had guinea pigs.... except the eldest one, with whom OH 'bonded'!
J.
We may have to send Red Cross parcels to Cannock Chase-am on to the UN at the moment but the line is busy-leave it with me
Scrambled eggs on toast for lunch
Cheese & tomato toasted butties here next. When I get my act together....
Apparently a plasterer is arriving shortly & the tile adhesive OH bought, after checking with the company, is to be swopped....
J.
You gave me an idea when talking about hampers so have just sent OH to shops ie Cheese Shop to research hampers for pressie for 2 lots of IL. Thanks Forkers problem solved
Becks my co op statement came and I only had just over £2 as well. Last year I think I had a lot more.
Amazon have dozens of hampers, from about £15 upto £200.
I noticed a Cadbury's hamper - lots of big tins of sweets; and a Green and Black's chocolate hamper; and a Thornton's hamper. And lots of traditional ones.
Or you can buy a wicker basket for £12, and make up your own.
What about retro sweeets:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/brc-Ultimate-Retro-Sweets-Hamper/dp/B002VJC2EA/ref=sr_1_50?s=grocery&ie=UTF8