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Being nosy- what did you all get for Christmas then? Options
HellyC
#21 Posted : Wednesday, December 30, 2009 4:34:26 PM Quote
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awwww I love Clarins and Decleour.... gorgeous! The handmade pottery sounds beautiful and you'll definitely love your Tom Tom (I like mine as he doesn't answer back lol)

The LOTR was from Amazon... they do lots of jewellery as well as unusual gifts like a staff of saruman pen BigGrin (another on my wish list)
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#22 Posted : Wednesday, December 30, 2009 5:04:43 PM Quote
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Hi, everyone seems to have done well for pressies!! I received:-
5 lots of perfumes from family members and a friend
a voucher for a manicure/pedicure or facial from one of the mums of the babies
a massager fromt the other mum
a new i pod (treated myself)
A pandora necklace
a black handbag
Looking forward to the manicure etc, will do that when I get a day off from the babies
BARBARA
lizziemouse
#23 Posted : Wednesday, December 30, 2009 10:54:28 PM Quote
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Tickets to see Mark Knopfler in May, with Paul
JBJ calendar and diary to go with tickets to Bon Jovi in the summer
A watch (glows in the dark so now i dont have to wake Paul up wondering what the time is in the middle of the night.....
Lingerie
Chocolates
Wine
Money!
Jacket
DVD The Bucket List (Jack Nicholson)
Jay Sean CD
Stereophonics CD

Feelin' spoilt rotten! ;)
JulieM
#24 Posted : Thursday, December 31, 2009 9:41:50 AM Quote
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we're worth it!!!
YES I'VE CHANGED, PAIN DOES THAT TO PEOPLE.
amanda_lewin
#25 Posted : Thursday, December 31, 2009 11:50:51 AM Quote
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I'd LOVE to know if Anthea managed to get ALL those listed gifts!!!!

Helly- thank you...I love Elemis too. Mark had walked wound the whole of Oxford and not found Decleor (odd but not surprising!LOL) and so he settled with Clarins!

The tom-tom is a life saver- we're off to visit my Godparents today in Dorset and get lost every single time! LOL M has put the lady's voice on, not too nauseating!

Much love,
A
MaryLewis
#26 Posted : Thursday, December 31, 2009 1:11:42 PM Quote
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Hi
I had a pair of slippers and a foot massager that warms up (Richard)
I had star trek film from Sophie and a beautiful statue of a small dog that looks like the one we lost
a beautiful small mirror that looks like a purse and a round glass ball with a sleeping fairy on top (from two very special friends)
the things I had was so lovely
Mary L
jeanb
#27 Posted : Thursday, December 31, 2009 1:19:09 PM Quote
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It's lovely reading about everyones pressies!

I'm just off to look at the Amazon LOTR stuff - really fancy one of those pens! The ring is just stunning, Helly.

Amanda - I love Elemis - my skin is awful (often have lots of dry, very flaky, red patches but other parts are greasy!!) and I survive on a mixture of Elemis, Clarins and Decleor.

We have all had some great presents - as Julie says - we're worth it!
tina-M
#28 Posted : Thursday, December 31, 2009 2:56:51 PM Quote
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well i didnt get what i wanted but for a minute there i thought i did, when he turned up with a big box i thoguht aw dolls house no it was a flat screan tv for my bed room cause he knows i go bed all time watch tv so i had to put oh lovely face on cause he was thinking of me adn to top it off he plugged it in and he was gutted it did not work, any way sorted now
got 2 lots of perfume slippers, shoes purse but after last years christmas i am happy that my boy better could not ask fro anything better
Anthea1948
#29 Posted : Thursday, December 31, 2009 6:46:03 PM Quote
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Well, I only got two of the books, Amanda, and nobody could bring themselves to buy the Elaine Paige CD(!) but I got most of the other things, including the music writing software. Plus I got some foot warmers, biscuits, chocolates, flowers, a book on micro-macrame jewellery making, smellies, a necklace, earrings and an "Alberquerque balloon festival" t-shirt and badge/brooch. Oh, and some friends we were meant to exchange gifts with just before Christmas were snowed in, so I've still got theirs to come :-)
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#30 Posted : Friday, January 01, 2010 12:30:02 PM Quote
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amanda_lewin wrote:

A Tom-tom!

Love,
Amanda


Which Tom-Tom did you get Amanda? I bought one a few weeks before Christmas....... XL with Lane Guidance. I like Sean the Irishman to navigate me, but I'm thinking about upgrading to Andy, the Scotsman.

Carol
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#31 Posted : Friday, January 01, 2010 12:32:54 PM Quote
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RedDog wrote:
Tabbycat wrote:


You sure that's not Green Tea Stewart?! LOL


I reckon that's why you've got such a tiny waist! Wink


How do you know?! Wink
Carol
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#32 Posted : Friday, January 01, 2010 10:34:37 PM Quote
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there's a woman on mumsnet was given an axe, by her foolhardy husband. i will try and find the thread for y'all

happy new year.

life is sweet, but too hectic, not enough computer time. will be back next week, i bet:)
amanda_lewin
#33 Posted : Saturday, January 02, 2010 4:27:00 PM Quote
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Dear Carol,

Ben tells me it is the same one as you! (XL)

Oh my! It is BRILLIANT and I am fascinated by it.....so much so that I am going to type in all my usual places and see where it directs me! LOL

How's yours??

Love,

Amanda
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#34 Posted : Saturday, January 02, 2010 10:32:02 PM Quote
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Hi Amanda,

I think they're brilliant too! I haven't driven very far since my hip was put back in, but I've been using it on journeys I know well to try it out. I'd definitely feel more confident driving somewhere unfamiliar with the Tom Tom and would recommend it to anyone thinking of buying one.
Carol
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#35 Posted : Saturday, January 02, 2010 10:38:11 PM Quote
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I need a Tom Tom as i will not go on long journeys on my own for fear of getting lost Lol might get one in the sales with some Christmas money .
Tabbycat
#36 Posted : Saturday, January 02, 2010 10:54:52 PM Quote
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Hi Sophie,

I bought mine because it was on offer, about £159 I think. I bought an XL Classic first for £119 at Tesco.com, used my Clubcard vouchers and paid about £85, but then realised it wasn't the model I wanted. I wanted one with lane guidance, so returned it to Tesco for a refund and bought the one I wanted from Argos.
Carol
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#37 Posted : Saturday, January 02, 2010 11:03:09 PM Quote
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Thanks Carol thats great as i would need lane guidance as well x
amanda_lewin
#38 Posted : Sunday, January 03, 2010 12:43:07 AM Quote
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Gosh, is that how expensive they are Carol?!

We like the 'night light' - so impressive!

Good luck with your journeys!

Love,

Amanda
Tabbycat
#39 Posted : Sunday, January 03, 2010 9:52:28 AM Quote
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Forgot to mention last night, I also bought a Nav Mat (about £20), a circular, weighted cushion to place on the dash, to sit the Tom Tom on, saves having tell-tale circles on your windows. Another brilliant invention!

Amanda, I'm not sure what the "night light" is yet - I haven't been out in the dark!
Carol
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#40 Posted : Sunday, January 03, 2010 11:59:44 AM Quote
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Well.... l got:

An iPod touch V V Nice! and iTunes voucher
Books & CD's
Lovely pair long black boots (flat but lovely!)
Bag of lovely smellies & bath stuff
Piggy bank in the shape of a pink handbag (l asked for a piggy bank to save pound coins for treats, like massages etc)
Money from Mummy & Daddy
Nice handbag with Elle Mcpherson goodies
Nice long Cardi in Teal
Lots of chocs!
Michael MacIntyre DVD
Money donated for Cataract surgery for african charity, in my name. (from my brother, last year l got a goat for Africa!)

And the best present of all was seeing my Grand daughters faces when they got their presents Smile

We gave Alyssa, age two and a half, a doctor/nurses bag full of "instruments" and she hasn't put it down yet!!!

And l am loving my iPod touch!

Christine
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