£70 a day's what the panda will pay!

mickey_mouse

well done on the bargains:D . will have to look around on my travels with work

pandapaws

Bought a George Foreman yesterday. The old one broke even though we'd hardly ever used it because it was too small, but decided that we could justify getting a bigger one as it will cost much less to run than the oven. Got loads of the scrapers/drip trays inside the box which I'll sell all but one of on Ebay and hopefully greatly offset the £40 I paid for the grill!

Sold a couple of things on Ebay last night and now got £42 in Paypal but I'm not listing anything as we go away on our Sun hol on Monday so won't be around to post things if they sell. I might set a few auctions running though while we're away.

Karmacat

Blimey, 13 squares coloured in in one go! Well done you! And you're off on hol soon? Where you goin'? Hope its somewhere/something nice. I'm back and kind of recharged, tho it seems a long time till my next holiday. Haven't quite finished this one, I should remember! Off to play soon.

boredofbeingathome

Have a nice break.x

mickey_mouse

hope you have a wonderful holiday:D

Karmacat

Have a lovely time, panda and co.

hayley_jayne

Oooh I like the colouring in squares idea.

I have just done a grid for paying back what I owe my dad

Hope you have a great break!

x

kirsty000

is there a link anywhere to tell you how to do the squares?It sounds like a good idea

hayley_jayne

I'm not sure how Panda has done it but I have just done mine in Excel

Keeping_Positive

kirsty000 wrote: »

is there a link anywhere to tell you how to do the squares?It sounds like a good idea

Theres a bit of info earlier in the thread but I think the main idea came from Hypno's (Hypno06) thread. I think you just work out the total debt including interest if you know it ( or just remeber to deduct that from payments each month and work out what you can realistically pay a day/week. Or just divide it in to £50 squares.