The ultimate incentive to get debt free, can I do it by New Years?

Dinah93

Dinah93 wrote: »

• Be good, and spend 1 hour doing 'relaxing' things like watching a film or in bed with my book, and alternate this with 1 hour of things that actually de-stress me like ticking things off my to do lists. FAIL! :rotfl:
• [STRIKE]Call NEXT and cancel the account[/STRIKE]
• Find a cheaper contact lens supplier and cancel specsavers
• Buy new cat insurance
• Write 30 ebay ads
• [STRIKE]Do surveys[/STRIKE]
• [STRIKE]Do mi-info[/STRIKE]
• [STRIKE]Do onepoll[/STRIKE]
• Finish and upload the dooyoo review I've been working on for weeks
• [STRIKE]Wrap ALL parcels that need to go, in preparation for asking mummy to take them to the post office for me.[/STRIKE] Okay only 32 done and 14 left, but damnit that's a lot of parcels and I'm counting it!
• Write a cheque for my RTPI membership fees (grrrrrr!)
• Read EagerLearners free daily clicks guide
• [STRIKE]Complete all Toluna polls[/STRIKE]

Sorry, this is the best 'relaxing and recovering' I can do!

Well, I didnt absolutely nothing else but moneymaking today, and I still don't feel like I got much done

got-it-spend-it

Dinah, just wanted to say that I find Asda opticians very good value for lenses. The service is awesome and I quite often get sent links for 10% off my next order etc.

Well done on managing to do so much even though you're ill. Hope you feel better soon.

Dinah93

I got sent a sainsburys contact promotion the other day, they were less than specsavers too. My opticians appointments are paid for by work so thats not a worry, but im determined not to be paying £22 a month for contacts!

Dinah93

Feeling restless so have written tomorrow (well today now)'s today list. Going for a more manageable ill person workload:

Do all surveys
Do all ipoints free points offers
Finish wrapping parcels for Ebay
Onepoll
Mi-info
Dooyoo review
20 Ebay listings
Register with all sites on EagerLearners guide
Call Dell

gailey_2

dinah glad you doing ok.

oh with specsavers contacts disposable lenses £13 a month! so wonder why yours so high as i cant see u getting it much cheaper.

Again list puts me to shame i need to organise time better.

Cinny91

My sister get her contacts from specsavers and it's £22 a month too, she has Astigmatism so they have to be made to suit.

Hope you got to sleep in the end! Good luck with your list again today.

I've been getting addicted to Kevin Hill on E4 this past week, starts at 6 and makes a change to watching the news when I'm getting ready. Ooh, just noticed I'm about 3 reviews off my next voucher on amazon. Think I'm going to try getting a stash of amazon vouchers to use for birthdays ect. Is it possible to put them as credit on your account or something?

*edit* paid my weekly dues! Checked my bank and able to put £100 aside for OH's birthday. £300 to go!

Tete_en_l'Air

Morning all and happy Friday! Hope you're feeling better today Dinah and glad to see you got an early night...!

Well done Cinny, when's his birthday again?

Cinny91

The start of March, the 5th! Then we have to spend 21 awkward days as a 21 year old going out with a 17 year old :rolleyes: Doesn't really bother me we've been on and off since I was 13! But I think it gets to him which is abit silly.

How long is it bronchtitis hangs around for? It sounds horrible!

poddle911

Hi Dinah,
Gosh, taking it easy doesn't come naturally to you, does it? lol.

Have you tried daysoftlenses.com? They're super cheap and it looks like a lot of the saving is due to packaging. I think the expensive bit of wearing contacts is the opticians check ups, so it's great that your work pays for that! I've used daysoft before and thought they were great, but probably not for everyone
Feel better! x

Tete_en_l'Air

Cinny91 wrote: »

The start of March, the 5th! Then we have to spend 21 awkward days as a 21 year old going out with a 17 year old :rolleyes:

Ah it's not that bad really and you certainly don't seem 17! I dated a 19 year old when I was 23, ah he was a cutie bless him!