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Saturday 18/10/08 What small dfw things have you done today???
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I couldn't sleep last night so was putting some CDs onto Amazon marketplace at 1am! 3 of them have sold already so I have just got back from posting them! That's another £15 off the credit card bill!
I really must look at doing this. Have lots of books and CD's, just wonder if you sell much on Amazon? Is ebay a better bet?
Miss P
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Went to town and bought my new socks, three pairs of stripey ones for £2 and three pairs of sparkly ones for £2 - all from local market. Also stocked up on bargain veggies and fruit at the market - got about 3kg of carrots for 25p so carrot and lentil soup now cooking in slowcooker, also going to chop and freeze some in meal sized portions. Spent another £2 on fruit and veg but got lots of bargain stuff and 6 free range eggs.:D
Off to make flapjacks now before I go for a swim and jacuzzi, then will have alate tea with OH.0 -
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Sophiesmum, pleeeeeease could you send some of your organisational abilities over to me!?:D My organisation hgas gone to pot the last few weeks, I normally stick to a lost of things to do but haven't even been bothered to MAKE a list lately!!!:o Am sure my DFW efforts would be more productive if I could get my proverbial in gear!!!**Keep Calm and Carry On!**0
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hi \what are th free daily scrach cards that keep being mentioned?
Many thanksAiming to win a holiday for my honeymoon [] some IOW festival tickets [] and some vouchers [] an iphone[] and a handbag [] so far....nought!0 -
Miss_Piggy wrote: »Sophiesmum, pleeeeeease could you send some of your organisational abilities over to me!?:D My organisation hgas gone to pot the last few weeks, I normally stick to a lost of things to do but haven't even been bothered to MAKE a list lately!!!:o Am sure my DFW efforts would be more productive if I could get my proverbial in gear!!!
Miss Piggy,
I developed my organisational skills years ago when I had 4 kids aged under 5 years:eek: It was a case of necessity:rotfl: :rotfl: .... list making is definately the way to go though:D0 -
4 kids under 5!?!?!?:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
I have one and its KILLING me!!
**Miss P bows down to Sophiesmum****Keep Calm and Carry On!**0 -
hi \what are th free daily scrach cards that keep being mentioned?
Many thanks
Check this out: http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1008985&highlight=scratch+cards
I am only doing two but looking into the others."Everything will be alright in the end. If it's not alright, it's not the end."
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Miss_Piggy wrote: »4 kids under 5!?!?!?:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
I have one and its KILLING me!!
**Miss P bows down to Sophiesmum**
Give me under 5's any day:D I now have just one teenager (17) left at home and much more stressful than 4 under fives:p0 -
Am I last???
Hello everyone:hello:
Fay - save me a viking please, have spent 5 minutes dreaming about hunky vikings.....
SM - sparkly sock?? now that's combining themes, all you need now is an elf job and everythings sorted...
andan - 5 out of 10 for the list :rotfl:Just joking, you need time for you
happy birthday mbaz, have fun:beer:
Bad day on the money front. The car had it's service for the MOT and it will fail the MOT unless it has a new thingummy jig - damn and blast £151 paid so far. It goes back on Wednesday for the thingy to do with brakes and the MOT heaven knows how much that will cost. I've only budgeted £200 and it's a bit close to that for my liking...
Going to a fancy dress party tonight, I want to be an elf, but don't have all the costume necessities.Total debt at October 2008: £67,213.30
Total debt today: £0 - debt and mortgage free 29th November 2013 :T
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