Hasn’t food shopping become expensive? I didn’t do a particularly large shop this morning, small trolley full as opposed to large trolley and I still managed to spend almost £75. Just think how wealthy we would all be if we didn’t have to eat.
Photo a Day: 30th January
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Life in West London; married to The Brainy One; mum to The Boy Child. This is where I share most aspects of my everyday life. I hope you'll stay awhile. View all posts by Ruth
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Just wait til that boy of yours is six feet tall – we need more loaves of bread and pints of milk than I can carry 🙂
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nice collection of healthy food there 🙂
lol @ sian… you are forgetting the other 6″ creatures that move into your house once you have a collection of teens to eat you literally out of house and home 😀
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Oh I'm with you! We can't come out of Tescos without spending at least £100!
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Thank goodness ours have left home. we couldn't feed the 5 of them on a pension.
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Yep. And how much time we would save doing laundry if we all went naked!
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Mind you, I've just noticed you went to Waitrose, which is easily the most expensive supermarket for basics, I think, so not surprising
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Agree with you, doesn't get cheaper !
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I just had a look at a currency converter to see what our equivalent would be … groceries are dearer here … it costs nearly three times that to feed my crew for the week! And, Sian is right, I only have an eight year old but he eats as much as his father in the evening … yegads!
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