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Saturday 4/10/08 What small dfw things have you done today???
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Hello everyone
very cold and miserable here today :sad:
However, I have
:jchecked online bank and spreadsheets
:jwashed at 30
:jresisted urge to buy coffee whilst watching DS footie this am
:jwritten mealplans and list for shopping and despatched DH to shop (probably not wise)
:jput change from purse into 'sealed pot' - nearly full and time to take to bank :j
:jAm going to make chicken curry now and then settle down to watch Strictly :j
Have a great rest of the day
BelleGetting there...slowly!
GC : must do better
NSD: very rare
No matter how slow I go I am lapping everyone on the couch.0 -
Hello :hello:
Checking in late today, hope you enjoyed lunch Sophiesmum
andan good to see you and thanks for controlling the list a little, not suffering quite so much list envy
Essexgirl, hope you feel better, wrap up under the duvet, glass of wine and strictly should do the trick!
I went down to the yard early today to enjoy the chilly sunshine and argue (play) with my horse. He had the dentist today, don't worry all budgeted for. He chose to show me exactly what he thought about it all by doing a broncing display with me on him, we did get a round of applause! Not bad for a 24 year old, that's him at 24, unfortunately, I am a little further up the age treee
Today I paid a little more off the saddle fund, this was £18, which is actually the difference in minimum payments since I started here, so the total's down to £234.69. Actually, the payment for the saddle isn't showing on my card, so it will give me an extra month to clear it :T
Apart from that I've done all my washing at 30, booked the car in for MOT and service, made a foccacia (sp?) and done the domesticsTotal debt at October 2008: £67,213.30
Total debt today: £0 - debt and mortgage free 29th November 2013 :T
Sealed Pot Challenge member 14
Save £12K in 2014 - £6,521.90/£6K member 138
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Today:
- checked pigsback for cts (HA! waste of time), did comps & quidco clicks
- posted Greenmetropolis book
- went to Aldi not MrT's for fruit & veg
- found 1p (OH found £1!!!)
- bought wool/cashmere coat for £10 while taking last week's decluttered 'stuff' to charity shop
- decluttered wardrobe & found enough work clothes to see me to Xmas (shop at home first)
- HM soup for lunch, HM curry tonight
- re-used 1 large curtain bycutting into 2 narrower onesI can cook and sew, make flowers grow.0 -
Hi All,
Sorry Ive been missing in action recently - loads of things have happened offline.
Anyhow, here I am still doing the DFW thing.
Today I have.......- went shopping at Sainsburys, stuck to the list and bought stardrops (rather than Fairy power shot foam)
- treated my hubby and mum to a sandwich in town rather than going to a pub for lunch (had a really busy day, so had to get lunch on the move)
Take Care
Candy xxxDebts at the start of my journey - about £23,000 lightbulb moment 01.03.2007 (1st payment to CCCS)..Debt Free Date 25.06.2013 Deposit savings £17,000/£30,0000
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