26-12-2018, 10:37 AM
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I don't need anything really. All my domestic items are in good order & my wardrobe's bursting at the seams.It would only be a waste of money to buy even more.
I know you can't take it with you - I'd rather save the money for a holiday or short break.
26-12-2018, 12:46 PM
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I'm enjoying the sales this year found Elsie's tablets half price so bought several months supply of them, found a nice bowl for Missy so she has her own doesn't have to borrow an enormous labrador bowl that was buy one get one free so Betty is having one too.Craft stuff is usually half price or better this time of year so we'll stock up on paper goods and glue etc. Sticky dots and stars were a steal.
Key is buying stuff you will use anyway so it makes it a good deal, don't get sucked into buying stuff you won't use.
26-12-2018, 01:50 PM
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Have a look at my thread 'Bus Pass Travel' under the 'Travel and Holidays' section.For most of my life my holidays have been hiking & backpacking, but I'm definitely slowing down now, so I hope to do something like that in 2019
Kendals in Manchester is an up market department store, now part of Fraser, and is due to close down soon; they usually have a New Year Sale anyway
So I'll be going there to buy a holdall or similar civilised luggage for my bus trips, instead of a rucsac
And quite possibly a few more clothes. Perhaps like many of us on this forum I have a lot of clothes, built up over time, and I haven't bought any new ones for years
However, many of them are definitely looking a bit tired & scruffy, so I'll also be looking for that mythical style - 'smart casual'.
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