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I had a kindle fire and it was awesome! Such a cool thing to have :) you'll love it.

(that broke somehow....I seem to break everything electrical - it's weird)
 
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I placed an order with Lakeland : 2 enamel pie dishes on special offer, 2 cheese moulds, vegetarian rennet, christmas chocolate moulds and 2 packs of Australian soft liquorice :

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I bought my brother a book about movies that he wanted for Christmas, while in sainsburys, along with stuff for our tofu enchiladas this evening.

Then I bought myself a Christmas present :D oops...it's an at home get nail kit with the lamp etc. It contains no animal products unlike shellac.

(because it was 35 down from 70.)
 
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I spent almost $7 on
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There is a huge sale at Modcloth and I had a $50 gift certificate.
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The dress was already 50% off and the whole purchase was 25% off.
 
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A refurbished HP laptop to replace the 6-7yr old one I have currently. It retails for around $650.00 but I got it for $370.00 on Amazon.com, less $50.00 worth of credit for reward points I redeemed from my credit card, so around $320.00. Still more than I can afford but my old one is on its last legs.
 
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raggle said:
I bought my brother a book about movies that he wanted for Christmas, while in sainsburys, along with stuff for our tofu enchiladas this evening.

Then I bought myself a Christmas present :D oops...it's an at home get nail kit with the lamp etc. It contains no animal products unlike shellac.

(because it was 35 down from 70.)
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Haha, I ordered two presents for myself today. I know what I like so I'm the best person to buy them.:yes:

I got my brother a present and two for husband and I bought 2 LED Christmas light/ lamp things as well.
 
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I bought a 4-quart Le Creuset pot. I have wanted one of these for years, and they usually run more than $250. I got it at Home Goods for $150 because it's a second. It has a ding on the cover, but the cooking surface inside is pristine. I can't wait to make soup, chili and seitan in it.
 
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It's Christmas before Christmas and my Lakeland order has just arrived :

Some cheese moulds, Vegetarian rennet, 2 pie dishes, 2 Christmas chocolate moulds, 2 bags of Aussie soft liquorice ( I can't wait to taste them as I've had cravings) they also send me 2 vouchers : £ 5 off my next order and a £10 gift voucher.
 
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I played the piano for about 5 years when I was a kid, many years ago. But now my wife wants to learn to play it.

So the first thing I did, when I came home, was, of course, to check the serial number to find out when it was made, and voila, it is a U3A model (obviously beloved of music schools around the world) that was produced in 1958 (which makes it the oldest member of our household)

So I could only congratulate my wife on having made a good purchase, as she had been to the piano shop with two of her friends who both are avid players and helped her select it. That shop searches used pianos in Japan, imports them, reconditions them and then sells them on to happy new owners.
 
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