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What would you give yourself?

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Katyj Sat 19-Jan-19 08:40:19

Very true Grammeretto.I'm checking the price regularly, see if I can bag a bargain.I'm not used to spending much on myself, everything seems so expensive these days .

NfkDumpling Sat 19-Jan-19 08:11:21

I too would get an Ancestry subscription. I really want to investigate our family but keep putting it off as I never seem to have the time for a good run at it!

BradfordLass72 Sat 19-Jan-19 08:09:47

I'd take my beloved son out to dinner somewhere nice.
He's such a good man and is very kind to his old Mum so it'd be nice to treat him. Treat for me too.

Grammaretto Sat 19-Jan-19 08:00:56

Katyj I think if I were you I'd still buy the nice perfumes or some at least. You may as well be hanged for a sheep as a lamb and you would smell fragrant. grin
After all your mum wanted you to spend it on yourself.

Beechnut Sat 19-Jan-19 07:20:37

I think I would like to spend it on a day out with my daughter and sil. They are very good company and I know there would be laughter. ?

Alima Sat 19-Jan-19 06:49:25

I would bank it until spring then spend it on plants for the garden.

Grammaretto Sat 19-Jan-19 06:47:11

Katyj I feel your pain. Happened to me the week after I was 70 and had my first photo licence.
I'd get myself a subscription to Ancestry.com and while away waste some happy hours .
How many horse riding lessons could I get for £100? Safer than driving.

sodapop Sat 19-Jan-19 06:37:19

Books, the latest crime fiction without having to wait for the prices to come down.
That's sod's law katyj, how annoying for you.

Katyj Sat 19-Jan-19 06:34:08

I was given 100 gift at Christmas by my lovely mum. I was just about to spend it on some estee lauder perfume and moisturizer, when a speeding fine came through the letterbox ! First one ever, doing 36 in a 30 just before Christmas. ?

giulia Sat 19-Jan-19 06:20:28

I would use it to stock up on a quality skin serum, day cream and night cream. I didn't use to look after my skin very well but at the ripe old age of 73 have started to do so (plus two litres of water per day) and, after a couple of months, begin to see a difference. This gives me SUCH a boost to my morale! - It's never too late.

gmelon Sat 19-Jan-19 06:14:04

Imagination now needed.
Imagine you have £100 to buy yourself a Christmas present.

What would be your choice, the perfect gift for you?
I am unsure of my answer but I know it's not household items or clothes.

What would you give yourself?