… Been doing lots of baking, not because I’ve got Great-British-Bake-Off-Fever, but because it’s a cheap way to keep the family provided with cakes, buns and other goodies. With Tesco Everyday Value flour costing only 45p for a 1.5kg bag, you can keep the family supplied at a really low cost.
,,, Bought
Cross Stitch Card Shop magazine, which comes with a cute card kit and is full
of fun cross stitch designs. I got the bug for making cross stitch cards in the
lead up to Christmas and am still keen to make more!
… Received
my first reward voucher from my Together loyalty card (The Works book shop). If
you’re an avid reader this is a great card as you earn 5 points for every pound
that you spend, with each point worth 1p. This is better than a Tesco Clubcard
where you earn 1 point per pound or a Sainsburys Nectar Card, which awards 2
points per pound, but it takes 2 points to make one penny. But of course, you
won’t spend so much in The Works anyway, will you?
Enjoying
Carling Zest with a hint of winter berries, the latest edition to their
delicious range of flavoured lagers and by far my favourite. Grab a box of 12
bottles for just £7 at Tesco!
… Reading
lots of books as usual, including:
‘The Memory
of Midnight’ by Pamela Hartshorne, an intriguing tale that combines the modern
day life of troubled Tess and the hardships of Elizabethan York as experienced
by Nell Appleby. A gripping tale that really gets you hooked!
‘The Flower
Reader’ by Elizabeth Loupas. A tale of danger and intrigue set in the court of
the young Mary Queen of Scots, which takes a lot of twists and turns before all
is revealed. It’s compelling reading.
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