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Last year Mr got me the yankee candle one which was quite a good idea! Theres also beauty ones with make up and other lotions and potions in. Or the range have some where you can pop your own stuff in drawstring bags or drawers! |
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just bought the lego advent calendar for kid who comes to see my motorbikes.
always got plenty of questions about what this and that does and likes to rev the bikes.
so next time him and his mum pass i got the calendar for him as i know they are struggling a bit. |
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By *eliWoman
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The partner is threatening me with a Lovehoney one where it looks like my arse will gobble up the lingerie.
As far as slightly different ones go, there's a nice Unicef one. You can also buy ones with teabags in it! Teapigs have a lovely one. Or a good stationery one as well - Notonthehighstreet have a really beautiful navy one. |
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"just bought the lego advent calendar for kid who comes to see my motorbikes.
always got plenty of questions about what this and that does and likes to rev the bikes.
so next time him and his mum pass i got the calendar for him as i know they are struggling a bit."
Top man what a lovely thing to do   |
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I've been doing a reverse advent calendar.
Every day in September, October and November
I buy cans of food, toiletries and house hold products . At the end of the month make up a hamper and donate it to my local food bank.
These are tough times for families and if a little gesture can help spred a little happiness then go for it  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I've been doing a reverse advent calendar.
Every day in September, October and November
I buy cans of food, toiletries and house hold products . At the end of the month make up a hamper and donate it to my local food bank.
These are tough times for families and if a little gesture can help spred a little happiness then go for it "
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By *abs..Woman
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"I've been doing a reverse advent calendar.
Every day in September, October and November
I buy cans of food, toiletries and house hold products . At the end of the month make up a hamper and donate it to my local food bank.
These are tough times for families and if a little gesture can help spred a little happiness then go for it "
That’s a wonderful thing to do Taff x |
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"Do you make your own, or have particular ones you’d recommend?
Quite want to find something a bit quirky. "
For quite a few yrs i had the You Beauty one, then last year i decided to get something different so i went for a speciality tea calendar which was lovely..
Think i will do the same again this year |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I've been doing a reverse advent calendar.
Every day in September, October and November
I buy cans of food, toiletries and house hold products . At the end of the month make up a hamper and donate it to my local food bank.
These are tough times for families and if a little gesture can help spred a little happiness then go for it
That’s a wonderful thing to do Taff x "
a friend gave me the idea , now the Christmas things are in the shops I add them too.
I'm a lucky chap , my life is rather blessed .
I get quite vexed when I see people going without and struggling. All the families who use the food bank work too they are just finding hard to make ends meet |
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My parents and my grandparents still buy me one each every year. When me and hubby moved in together they started buying him one too.
I’ve done the Yankee candles one - there’s a Harry Potter one I want this year |
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By *abs..Woman
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"I've been doing a reverse advent calendar.
Every day in September, October and November
I buy cans of food, toiletries and house hold products . At the end of the month make up a hamper and donate it to my local food bank.
These are tough times for families and if a little gesture can help spred a little happiness then go for it
That’s a wonderful thing to do Taff x a friend gave me the idea , now the Christmas things are in the shops I add them too.
I'm a lucky chap , my life is rather blessed .
I get quite vexed when I see people going without and struggling. All the families who use the food bank work too they are just finding hard to make ends meet "
Unfortunately there are far too many families finding it difficult these days. Well done Taff. It’s wonderful to support others who are struggling x |
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"I saw a Cheese one in Asda today £8 had to have it to go with my Gin one
We had the cheese one last year.
I think i’ll stick to choccie this year though "
Ah well you see I bought Mark a Malteaser one and as he's doing Slimming World it will be mine   |
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"I saw a Cheese one in Asda today £8 had to have it to go with my Gin one
We had the cheese one last year.
I think i’ll stick to choccie this year though Ah well you see I bought Mark a Malteaser one and as he's doing Slimming World it will be mine "
You are a wonderful and supportive wife |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I've been doing a reverse advent calendar.
Every day in September, October and November
I buy cans of food, toiletries and house hold products . At the end of the month make up a hamper and donate it to my local food bank.
These are tough times for families and if a little gesture can help spred a little happiness then go for it "
That's such a lovely idea, I think I'll do that too if I may steal your idea! |
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