Getting to know you........

CH27

Hi:)

You should post more & tell us how you're doing things.

Penelope_Penguin

eeeeeee wrote: »

i love this thread ; i reguarly lurk read and rarely contribute ;which by the way i am not too chuffed with myself for admitting ; a big thanx too all who add something too this thread ; you have helped me with my food bills , staines on my clothes ., invest in and look after my chooks .. be more frugal with the waste in my house ;hopping lists , my bread machine and a whole lot more besides... still cant get the hang of knitting yet tho ... crochets easier

Welcome :beer: I'll add this to the thread where we all introduce ourselves, so you can see what others are up to

kelandwato

I'm 34 and I work full time as a site manager for a facilites and cleaning company we have a son whose 18 month old so I come on when I can ( mostly skivving at work!LOL)

OH (36) works full time too and I am scout leader for the local group otherwise I sell anything and everything on ebay or doing surveys to make some money for spends for our jollies! If its not tied down it goes on ebay regardless of size or shape!!

so there's just the 3 of us and 5 goldfish!

tejaone

freelance,,from home

toni_

Hey all im Toni
24yrs old, love to save cash where ever i can, work 4 days for the royail mail and live with my partner in our little cottage in the countryside hopefully getting married next september. Im a keen gardener and grow loads of veg and fruit in the garden and up my allotment and i love my chickens!!

I love the OS boards for the cleaning tips, recipes and lovely people that visit and contribute :T

WeegieWumman

Hello there,
I registered with MSE hours ago and this is my very first post. I've been skulking (Oops! lurking) around the OS forum for three weeks and loving the contents.

I've retired, which possibly means that I'm the "group granny". My DH and I live in a quiet street in the city and have a tiny garden with flowers & veg. No supermarket or decent shop nearby, so thank goodness we have an old banger to get about in. Family & friends have migrated to other places.

Rising prices and low income demands frugal living. I've been given a medium sized unused slow cooker from the 80's and bought a second-hand bread machine. Never used them before, so I'll undoubtedly be meeting some of you in the forums where I'll be reading the posts and asking many questions.
May we all achieve our goals. - WeegieWumman

meanmarie

Welcome all....weegie wumman, doubt if you are in any way the granny here....there are a few of us!
Marie

mrs_messy_muddle

I'm new to money saving and I like the idea of old style.
I'm married, have 2 grown up sons, a daughter in law, and a granddaughter. I work full time shift work but I'd much rather be a housewife. I am living with depression which I am now receiving treatment for and is helping me pull my life together again. My finances and my home are a mess but to the outside world I appear to be confident and capable. I have been through a stressful and expensive time and my husband dropped another expensive shocker on us last night which he was worried could split us up, but I'm happy to say we can get through it and maybe it's given us the shake we need to sort ourselves out. I'm currently working on a new budget as ours is way out of date and trying to figure out how much debt we are actually in.:(

rosieben

A big welcome to all our new OS'ers. Keep posting and let us know how you're getting on

heebie-jeebies

Hi all,

I'm new here and looking forward to joining some grocery challenges and the fly lady thread.

I'm a British expat living abroad with my husband for a few years so enjoying seeing new places and new experiences. We both work full time and I travel a lot so our flat could do with some attention.

We have a mortgage which we overpay monthly at the same time as saving for a deposit on a dream house. We are renting with no desire to buy abroad.

I'm looking forward to get to know you all through various challenges.