Value for money

Its a running joke in our family that I don't pay full price for anything. Its true enough really, I am a girl with an eye for a bargain! Well a while ago I collected some tokens from The Sun which gave you two 2 course meals for £15. While out having a coffee with my Mum this afternoon she suggested going to dinner tonight as she had one too, and after yesterday we needed a treat (loooooong story that will probably be discussed in therapy by more than one of us at some point!) So off we went :) My Dad was on nightshift so bless him he couldn't come but Cameron was more than happy to have the grown up meal again lol. Well when we got there we asked if there was a special menu to order from since we had the vouchers, the poor woman seemed VERY stressed and said no just order what we wanted. MISTAKE! Mark decided to test this and ordered himself the starter platter for 2 (£9.99) and the mixed grill (£15.99) and the woman said ok! Caitlin got pizza and a drink (£6.99) Mum and I BBQ ribs (£13.99) and Cameron fish and chips (£13.99) All grown up meals came with refillable chips too so plenty for everyone to eat. Rather than starters Mum, Cam and I got ice cream (£4.99 each) So all in, a meal which should have been just under £100 cost us £41, woop woop! I also managed to get another photo for my scavenger hunt. Now I think this counts as a sign, and I know its very juvenile but I find the screw placements pretty funny. lol

1. Open air market
2. Theater for performing arts (not a movie theater)
3. City Hall, Capitol or other similar civic building
4. Airplane
5. A sunset
6. Someone or something taking a nap
A sign that is intentionally or unintentionally funny 7.
8. A tower
9. A photo with someone or something that is clearly out of place or doesn't belong
10. A bench that is outside
11. An animal in a zoo, aquarium, nature preserve, etc.
A cloud in the shape of something (please specify what you see) 12.
13. A fence
14. A stained glass object or a mosaic
15. A fire truck or police car
16. A windmill
17. Candle(s)
18. Your local pub/bar, coffee house or tea shop
19. A fisherman
20. A dinosaur
21. A photograph of you with an artistic tool or craft supply (you cannot substitute for this item)
Bonus/substitute items. If you find any of the above items too difficult, feel free to substitute either (or both) of these items. You can substitute up to two items, but you cannot substitute Item #21:
A person wearing an outfit (or item of clothing) that symbolizes your country
A sundial