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Gallygirl's 95 month challenge - now 'only' 92 months
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aw gg hope you feel better and its just a cold and not the dreaded lergie .... whisky should scare it off tho! :rotfl:
Im also doing well on decluttering chocolates so the tins and boxes can be thrown out ... I feel practically saintly for such actions! :rotfl: :rotfl:0 -
Get well soon GG
I haven't decluttered any chocolates but have managed to empty 2 big bags of crisps :jMortgage Aug 12 £165K, Aug 19 £0
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I haven't decluttered any chocolates but have managed to empty 2 big bags of crisps :j
Well done you :T. What an inspirational lot we all are :rotfl:.
Stll feel blergh, DS up all night coughing which didn't help. Never mind. Got up early & have done expenses, around £200 coming my way which will just about stop me going overdrawnLess than 3 weeks till holiday
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Hope you are feeling better today! I seem to have lost the post I made last night! Can't remember what I said now!!2019 fashion on a ration 0/66 coupons0
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:A Just decluttered a white chocolate polar bear :AA positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort
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You must not have the lurgy that i have as i have not been able to declutter any chocolate or booze and i am gutted. :rotfl:DH has done a galliant job on my behalf, and i will have some left for January.
Well done on all that painting. We'll have some of that to do too when we get home.0 -
I hope you feel better soon. Sounds like brilliant news on the decorating, how many months are you now? I am cheating and starting back at 80 in January.0
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LilacPixie wrote: »Gally seriously where do they insert your batteries??
They weren't Duracell ones and have run out of energy.
Couldn't paint the doors. But did manage to find the energy to buy 2 trackie bottoms. T shirt. Sweat top. Leggings. New hoover. Electric sander. Electric blanket. Sounds just like the Generation Game :rotfl:
Ooooohhhh, that reminds me....... "trots off to switch new leccy blanket on".
Have just done final tot up for year. The net balance on mortgage no. 1 on 4th Jan will be::j:j:j£19,546.15:j:j:j
Yay, a number starting with 1. With the 2 BTL's it's £121,226.67. Debt has dropped by £18,109, not bad considering we spent over 7k on a kitchen
. Oh, plus I've ended up an extra 27k in debt from remortgaging mum's house to give DD a deposit. But apart from that it's all good :rotfl:.
Daily interest on all mortgages (bar mum's) has dropped from £6.24 a day to £5.59 a day :T.
Still hoping to clear our mortgage by end of August (my 'significant' birthday). Just need to stop the 'Generation Game' spending :rotfl:. And if we manage that and stay on track it will all be gone (bar mum's
) in the next 5 years. Hopefully will have paid a good whack off mum's by then & save up & retire at 60. All being well :rotfl:.
Enough ramblings, off to a nice warm bedA positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effortMortgage Balance = £0
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Gally,
First well done on your achievements this year its massive.:T:T:T
Secondly, thanks for posting about the guy from the DFW board witht he house problem. I watched the DIY SOS show tonight and cried my eyes out. Peoples generositity can really amaze me sometimes and what ana amazing job they did with the house.
Hope you feel better soon
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Baby_steps wrote: »Secondly, thanks for posting about the guy from the DFW board witht he house problem. I watched the DIY SOS show tonight and cried my eyes out. Peoples generositity can really amaze me sometimes and what ana amazing job they did with the house.
I may have been a bit dewy eyed myself
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