Missy's spend £10 a week on groceries get the house sorted & hit this debt hard diary

I'm early bird too. I work from home so am often working at 0500 (in bed with hubby providing copious amounts of tea!) but it gives me time later in the day to do what I want to do. I get fed up in winter with washing hanging around everywhere but I am not going to use the dryer as all the fires have put me off as well as the money side. Have a good Sunday.

I go to bed about 10 but then stay up on my phone/ reading til 10.30. I say hub can stay up as late as he likes as long as it doesnt affect our day and he gets up. Many a day hes been up til 2 then up at 6 with the kids haha. My biggest problem is getting up with my youngest at 3ish if he wakes and not getting back to sleep. We are going scotland in december our firsy time over night without the boys and we keep joking we will just sleep lol !! Ol was seriously poorly when he was born and i was up all one night in Labour and thr whole next night sat next tp him in intensive care , I bet over 7 days I might have had 12 hours sleep and none at at all the first couple of nights, its suprising how you can function!!xx

Banana porridge :rotfl:

You're right missy that if you get woken at 5.30am then you need an early night. In about ten years time when they're teenagers you won't be able to get them out of bed in the morning. You should wake them up at 5.30am as revenge

It's finally stopped raining here and the sun has even come out so if I get a wash on quick I might be able to dry it outside :T. We've got a tumble dryer but I refuse to use it and the heatings not on yet because its still quite mild here.

Hope you have a good day missy, I hate washing my hair too :mad: