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Originally posted by SallyAnne View PostNow I feel bad - I threw loads of bread away at the weekend....for kicks really!
Party on SA!!
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Originally posted by SallyAnne View PostNow I feel bad - I threw loads of bread away at the weekend....for kicks really! Didn't even give it t the birds
I'm going to rich woman's hell aren't I? :-(
Still...I did manage to spend £400 on shots for all my poor hens
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Originally posted by SallyAnne View PostNow I feel bad - I threw loads of bread away at the weekend....for kicks really! Didn't even give it t the birds
I'm going to rich woman's hell aren't I? :-(
Still...I did manage to spend £400 on shots for all my poor hens
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Now I feel bad - I threw loads of bread away at the weekend....for kicks really! Didn't even give it t the birds
I'm going to rich woman's hell aren't I? :-(
Still...I did manage to spend £400 on shots for all my poor hens
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I bought 2 loaves of Bread this morning. Haven't a clue how much it was
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The price of bread
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...climbs-21.html
Nearly nine out of 10 Britons are taking steps to try to offset the rising cost of living, a survey showed today.
Around 86% of people said they had made changes to save money, according to high street bank Abbey.
A further 12% of people said they planned to take on an extra job to raise additional funds, and 30% plan to sell some of their possessions.
Others are taking more drastic action, with planning to be volunteers for medical research, while 3% are considering selling their car due to rising fuel prices and the same proportion plan to pawn some of their belongings.
The drastic measures are being taken as families are paying 21% more for staple food items compared with the same time last year.
Although prices have not increased since last month, consumers are facing steep price rises in the cost of many staple food items due to rising global commodity prices.
Research carried out by website mySupermarket.com found that a typical basket of 24 staple items, such as bread, milk and eggs, now costs around 21% more than it did in July last year.
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