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Sunday 11/1/09 What small dfw things have you done today???
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Listed 19 items on ebay
Brought my monthy ticket for uni
Ordered food for this weekDebt Then 06.07 - £11,000 - Debt Now £0.00
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Evening all,
My dfw things for today;- Got up at 7:30am instead of having a lie in and got so much more done!
- Used free shampoo (got free as part of a trial)
- Worked though all items on todays to do list I wrote on bus :T
- Carried on using another sachet of moisturiser
- Packaged up 4 Ebay items sold (2 buyers) – Didn’t get round to doing it last night
- Brought 1 bracelet for 10p in Superdrugs (will cut up for beads card making (one of these days)
- Found 1p
- Breakfast and lunch – had at my parents house
- Made 1 ½ cups of tea from one tea bag
- 1 lots of washing on (30 deg) will hang indoors shortly
- Paid my parents gas bill at the post office (saving my mum time)
- Posted off my Ebay items sold
- Will click on the ‘despatched’ buttons on Ebay later to let buyers know items have been posted
- Asda – swapped ripped bag for life for a new one
- Asda - used over £1 in coupons off shopping
- Spent a bashed 20p I found which has been sitting in the bathroom for about 3 weeks
- Lidl – got a couple of free magazines
- Boots – found free £5 off No7 voucher :j
- Boots – brought Sudufen for my mum with points – got SA to write of receipt to give me free product that they didn’t have in stock (mum gave me cash back - she insisted)
- M&S - got 2 x shawl/pashima type things reduced to £1 each originally priced at £19.50 from their Autograph collection, 6-9 month old girls jeans reduced to £3 from original price £8, cropped cardigan type top £5 from their Per Una range originally £21.50, set of three 2-3 year old girls X’mas theme pants £1 reduced from £6
- M&S – asked to keep hangers (as always low on them for some reason)
- Next Clearance – got 1 x mens Italian silk tie from their signature collection £2 (put away for DH present)
- Took old broadsheet newspaper to parents house (for sisters rabbit)
- Used bus pass to get to the shops (let DH have the car)
- Left bus pass for sister to use all next week saving her the cost of a weekly bus pass
- Tidied up car and found a hair serum in glove compartment I had forgotten about (DH had left his dirty gym stuff and back seats down, coffee cup, water bottles etc)
- Will put another small bag of Xmas stuff up into loft later
- Cleaned shower screens properly (not something I do often I’m afraid)
- Put away DS two sets of Thomas the Tank Engine train sets (separated properly) which I’ve been meaning to do for the past 2 weeks.
- Packed up rest of my bag and phoned taxi for airport as I’m off to Surrey for a few days from tomorrow (for work)
Tesco points: 101 (£21.50, £19.50, £7.50, £21 & £5)
Boots points: £0.28
Pigsback points: 715 (4 xBoots£10 & 1 xPizzaHut£10, 2 x £10 clothing vouchers)
Mutual points: 3417 (redeemed 8250)
Rpoints:redeemed 28925 points)Cashbag:£8.91(£20)0 - Got up at 7:30am instead of having a lie in and got so much more done!
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Aww, how cute. At least all the smilies will cheer us all up!:j Live on £4500, £2531/£4500:T 101 in 1001 (52/101):j:beer::j
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Saved a bit today by not going to the pub to watch United but instead watching on incredibly legal website that was showing it....:D
Entered a few more competitions from Cineworld magazine and Cheshire Life magazine (picked up free at Brand New You show yesterday)
Got 3 packs of Chorizo in Tesco reduced to 59p each - methinks the SA didn't realise it's not 11th Feb....!0 -
forgot to add
did lodgers room
managed a nsd
got an email from a guy on freecycle who is happy to swap some chain saw time to for some free wood for both of us so I get a handy bit chainsawing and he gets some wood too. win win
done so much cooking not hungry....
brother away south so less fuel used as only one fire on in the house
reorganised greenhouse a bit ready for some action in there
um now think thats it
loving the smiles xxxxxxxxTotal debt 26/4/18 <£1925 we were getting there. :beer:
Total debt as of 28/4/19 £7867.38:eek:
minus 112.06 = £7755.32:money:
:money:Sleeves up folks.:money:0 -
Well, i have managed to almost complete my list, am just off to do my blog and check out the veg seeds and fruit bushes and then that is me completed. I have had a trully productive day but have caught up with so much and my bedroom is looking like a new room. I am really beginning to like 2009.
Extra things i have done:
-Ordered compost bin for 101 things challenge
-Phoned back a potential client who had phoned me
-Used up lots of old veg for tea, including veg i bought before christmas, thank goodness it keeps well in the fridge. Previously i would have just chucked it out.
I will go do my last bits and pieces before heading off for a nice hot bath! Hoope everyone else has had a good day.
Shame about work for you paul, hope you get the pump sorted and can get back to making money, it must be tough when these things happend, my OH is self employed so can understand some of the frustrations.:j Live on £4500, £2531/£4500:T 101 in 1001 (52/101):j:beer::j
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flying_fresian wrote: »Morning all,
I haven't had a lot of sleep, so I'm not too hopeful about how productive I am going to be, but my aims for today are:
- [strike]Washing hokey-cokey
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- [strike]Check online banking[/strike]
- [strike]Make PAD[/strike]
- [strike]Post parcels for Ebay, Amazon and musicmagpie[/strike] (It was too wet to walk to the Post Office yesterday!)
- [strike]Clean kitchen[/strike]
- [strike]Make dinner and lunch at home[/strike]
- [strike]Onepoll surveys[/strike]
- [strike]Do top-up shop at Asda[/strike]
The weather here is Armageddon-like, so my best pal agreed to drive me to Asda to post my parcels and get my shopping. This meant I could get heavy things like tatties and cat litter :jand she only charged me a packet of cookies (98p from Asda) for the lift. I also got one of the cookies. So, she is cheaper than a taxi and twice as nice :rotfl::rotfl:
See you all tomorrow!0 - [strike]Washing hokey-cokey
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forgot to add
did lodgers room
managed a nsd
got an email from a guy on freecycle who is happy to swap some chain saw time to for some free wood for both of us so I get a handy bit chainsawing and he gets some wood too. win win
done so much cooking not hungry....
brother away south so less fuel used as only one fire on in the house
reorganised greenhouse a bit ready for some action in there
um now think thats it
loving the smiles xxxxxxxx
Glad rodger the lodger doesn't have to face the pink duvet set then:D
Wht are you planning to grow in greenhouse??0
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