"This time next year, Rodney" Hypno's latest instalment

boredofbeingathome

elantan wrote: »

oh no never ever enough time for housework ...i mean thats why i got married so he can do it :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

I tried that one..didn't work:rotfl:

Busy as ever in the Hypno household, glad to see you are still taking a bit of time for yourself with the running. I want to get out walking but the hills are too muddy, so i will content myself by walking along the canal tomorrow..the path that is, before anyone thinks 'it's a miracle'... walking on water:rotfl: :rotfl:

hypno06

Your total for money down the couch is looking impressive, Bob :T

Braved the supermarket - managed to get lots of meat on reduced price stickers so that means that I have the next two weeks worth of food, other than bits of bread, milk and fresh fruit.

The children are arguing with each other as they put the shopping away - ah the joyous sounds of Christmas :rolleyes:

doodledo_2

Phew she made it back, I was beginning to worry

hypno06

doodledo wrote: »

Phew she made it back, I was beginning to worry

It wasn't too bad - no worse than a normal Saturday afternoon. Glad to be home though because I dislike supermarket shopping anyway - probably explains why there is never anything in our cupboards!

hypno06

hypno06 wrote: »

OK, so jobs for today:

• [strike]do scratchcards, clicks and any surveys in my inbox[/strike] Done - got £1 on one scratchcard, but screened out of the only survey I had
• [strike]see client and put money away for overpayment[/strike] Got there to find she had cancelled
• [strike]online banking and monthly numbercrunching[/strike]OH has been paid so that's good!
• [STRIKE]go for a run with Pania[/STRIKE] did almost 4 miles
• [STRIKE]do 3 reviews on dooyoo[/STRIKE] done
• one basket of ironing
• quick tidy and hoover of lounge
• [strike]meal plan for next week and write shopping list[/strike] Done
• [STRIKE]go to the supermarket[/STRIKE] that's £97 I will never see again
• [STRIKE]
• wrap remaining Christmas presents and double check I've not missed anyone
• [/STRIKE] wrapped some, still some to go but no one missing

update for the end of the evening......no housework done

Quelle Surprise!

beanielou

Ive had a few glasses of wine & am starting to feel maudilin~ooops!
Tell me Im better off without a man please.

SarahNeedle1872

You're welcome to mine Beanie! I'll even pay the postage....

hypno06

beanie, My OH is at work (again) so I'm making the most of the peace and quiet - being on your own has loads of benefits!

doodledo_2

Awww beanie sounds like you need some ((Hugs)).

In my situation then I say yes you are better off on your own, but then I know how lonely I can feel in the evenings

mammamia2

After just getting off the phone to my ex i can definately say YES you are much better off without a man

He wants to give dd £150 for xmas and wants it to be spent on things that she needs .dd is 6 so that means i would be spending the money on things she needs . I casually suggested that he give dd money£50 directly to her so it feels like daddy has actually given her a present plus she is getting a nintendo ds from santa and she could spend that money on a game . With the other £100 i said it would be handy for new school shoes at the start of term and to put towards christmas food and the rest i would use to open a savings account for her

well he hit the roof at my christmas food sugesstion wish i had kept my mouth shut . Does he not know that the girls gotta eat !!!!!:mad:

On second thoughts i might be in the wrong but i am the one who has saved all year for santa and done the christmas shopping for it and he has not put in any extra to help out !:mad: :mad: :mad:

and he does pay c.s.a but not enough and he knows it but to be honest i cannot be bothered with all the aggro of getting the csa to investigate .it would just make a very tense situation much much worse .