I think I'm getting a social conscience of some kind

Alison

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I often think we struggle a bit, especially there being 5 of us, 6 when my eldest is home.

Today the Tesco's order arrived, we had taken advantage of their £75 off your exmas shopping deal, and had £24 of clubcard vouchers and a few ecoupons too so eventually we got £101.66 off, Dom had also for this week increased the amount I could spend.

So I'm putting the stuff away and thought even in England there are people out there that can only dream of stocking there cupboards this full, makes me feel embarrassed for all the times I've complained about money :oops:

I suddenly feel a very VERY lucky person

Alison
 
kenaltobelli":1xzh1yv1 said:
Tesco that is the high life; :cry: I go to a place food 4 less
hell of a shop;bit like herons with no frills

Aye, but they deliver and I have no car and live in the middle of nowhere :)

Alison
 
north Yorkshire is not the middle of nowhere wash your mouth owt
e by gum :D that food 4 less spent 11 notes last night two carriers full
all good use by dates last well into the next century;
none of its healthy but when you goter go you goter go :facepalm:
 
kenaltobelli":1rxdh9ya said:
north Yorkshire is not the middle of nowhere wash your mouth owt
e by gum :D that food 4 less spent 11 notes last night two carriers full
all good use by dates last well into the next century;
none of its healthy but when you goter go you goter go :facepalm:

:xmas-big-grin: :xmas-big-grin:

It is when you ain't got not transport duck :D do they say dick in North Yorkshire? I'm from the middle of nowhere Collingham, Nott's :D

Alison
 
If you want to salve your conscience; I always buy diesel at our local Sainsbury's, as it's cheap, today I was there at 9.30 am and popped into the shop itself, something I rarely do, as I was hoping to pick up a DVD as a Chrissy present.

I could not believe the number of heaving trolleys I saw being pushed around the store. I cannot believe the majority of these people are actually entertaining the entire Household Cavalry over Christmas, but from the amount of food and drink being bought you would have thought they were.

Unless the Tesco wagon was filled to the brim with only the goods you had ordered, then you really don't have a patch on some of the folks I saw today.
 
Donny Dee":yroy4pb8 said:
Is there an Armageddon just round the corner we dont know about?

Isn't 4 kids and 3 adults just as bad, it would be four kids but the 1st is an adult now, I'm still 27 though honest :D.

Alison
 
I've bought nothing for Xmas foodwise. Well apart from some Minstrels in a box. Asked the guy in Sainsburys and he made them sound like some sort of truffle thing. They were Minstrels in a box.

How to charge £1 for Minstrels? Put them in a box. Fly bastards.
 
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