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Xmas Shopping

Postby KateLMead » 30 Oct 2013, 15:13

I went into Aldi on the way home lunch time. Bought a BIG Turkey. Leg of Lamb. One of those rolled joints that has three different kinds of meat in it. two containers of frozen lamb (forgotten what you call them) in gravy. ah yes Shanks. :roll:
Two bottles of Champagne reduced from £19.00 to £12.00.. Not the best but it will do as a toast. Other goodies all put by for Christmas. Big bill but what I spend now I wont worry about at Christmas time :kick: We will have a House full, grandchildren parents friends (2) daughters I Love Christmas. :kick:
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Re: Xmas Shopping

Postby Rodo » 30 Oct 2013, 15:15

Yes, like you, I like to do as much as possible very early. I absolutely hate the crowds when it gets close to the time. I have also finished my present shopping too - I do it all year round.
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Re: Xmas Shopping

Postby Workingman » 30 Oct 2013, 15:21

If it's not 8pm on Christmas Eve it's way too early to shop. :o
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Re: Xmas Shopping

Postby meriad » 30 Oct 2013, 15:22

Workingman wrote:If it's not 8pm on Christmas Eve it's way too early to shop. :o


:lol: :lol: :lol: typical bloke! ;)
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Re: Xmas Shopping

Postby Rodo » 30 Oct 2013, 15:38

Yes, well I will have the last laugh. When I am partying with champagne on Christmas Eve he will be doing his shopping and wrestling with the crowds.
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Re: Xmas Shopping

Postby Osc » 30 Oct 2013, 15:59

It strikes me that WM probably enjoys a spot of crowd wrestling ;)
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Re: Xmas Shopping

Postby tonicha » 30 Oct 2013, 17:07

We don't do Christmas :lol: :lol:

Although I am planning on having a rib of beef for dinner, instead of a bbq :lol:

And I'm going to send the grandchildren postcards of Fuseta this year - not that we get any from them :roll:
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Re: Xmas Shopping

Postby victor » 30 Oct 2013, 17:38

we don't "do" Christmas here either,it will be a roast ,not sure what time of day though.
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Re: Xmas Shopping

Postby tonicha » 30 Oct 2013, 17:40

We'll be having a walk down to the beach, then a coffee and brandy in the coffee in the morning.

Oh and I'd better skype with daughter and grandson before we go out :D

After that? No idea :lol:
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Re: Xmas Shopping

Postby TheOstrich » 30 Oct 2013, 19:06

We traditionally prepare a "hamper" of delicatessen and festive goodies for my S, who lives alone now, and the purchasing of the treats has been well under way for a few weeks now.

The only problem is to stop "raiding" the basket ourselves ..... :lol:
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