TEN months and counting...

LouiseJ

skint_spice wrote: »

I was! couldn't really be bothered with the crowds and meat market feeling last night, oh gawd how old do I sound?!!!:o

I know what you mean by that Skinty, I go for girly nights out in Sunderland and sometimes you need a cattle prod:rolleyes: Not the best place to find someone cultured, handsome and interesting.

ZTD

LouiseJ wrote: »

I know what you mean by that Skinty, I go for girly nights out in Sunderland and sometimes you need a cattle prod:rolleyes: Not the best place to find someone cultured, handsome and interesting.

Sunderland: Not even on the same planet as someone cultured, handsome, and interesting.

Unless by cultured you mean bacteria, and "interesting"...

LouiseJ

ZTD wrote: »

Sunderland: Not even on the same planet as someone cultured, handsome, and interesting.

Unless by cultured you mean bacteria, and "interesting"...

Well to be honest I would rather go somewhere else but thats where the crowd have "always" gone and they dont like change:rolleyes: I only go there once in a while so quite enjoy it when I do.

I would much rather go for a meal and then see a live band somewhere, thats my ideal night out...........food and live music:T

skint_spice

I think we were just so relaxed and happy we weren't geared up to the crowd thing! so many people....

beanielou

Great wedding thanks spice.
Cant believe its been & gone & that Ive had my summer hols IYSWIM.

skint_spice

Taxman says no - no go on the children tax credit thing as we've already had it aparently. Was worth a go though.
Have lots of bday money and want nothing in particular so not sure what to do with it... I think I might stick it into my savings as it's not enough to knock another month off the debts but maybe if anything turns up before then it might be...

must go iron for a day or two...

beanielou

I twas the same on the childrens tax credit thingy too~worth a try though.

skint_spice

ironing done and DS's trousers mended. The rest of tonight is me, me, me!

The money would have been nice Beanie but like you say was worth a try even if not to be.

LouiseJ

skint_spice wrote: »

ironing done and DS's trousers mended. The rest of tonight is me, me, me!

The money would have been nice Beanie but like you say was worth a try even if not to be.

I read that as trousers melted:rolleyes: ....I am keeping on top of the ironing as I seemed to have a permanent mountain living in the kitchen.

A friend of OH who comes to stay over after they have been to the pub was looking at the kitchen wondering what was missing in it............I had moved the ironing basket mountain and the floor looked empty :rotfl:

skint_spice

LouiseJ wrote: »

I read that as trousers melted:rolleyes: ....I am keeping on top of the ironing as I seemed to have a permanent mountain living in the kitchen.

A friend of OH who comes to stay over after they have been to the pub was looking at the kitchen wondering what was missing in it............I had moved the ironing basket mountain and the floor looked empty :rotfl:

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: mine usually resides in my bedroom in a big basket - looks ever so tidy once it's done. Nope mended the hem which I seem to do on an all too regular basis, mind you if he has four pairs and it's always only one leg then it's not that bad I suppose.

What do you all think about pressie money? do I keep it or put it towards the debt?