Single and in Debt Part II

SunderlandBlackCat

Congrats Sarah

sarahb123 wrote: »

I bought a scratchcard today and won £10 which reminded me to check my numbers for the weekend, I won £66 on one line and £10 on the other so £86 altogether am quite happy with that:D Not sure whether to put it in the house fund :T or buy something nice with it.

sarahb123_3

SunderlandBlackCat wrote: »

Congrats Sarah

Thanks, I hope you put you win last week on the football (?) [STRIKE]towards some shoes[/STRIKE] to good use:D

Lula-Hula

Oooh lots of news,

Welcome back Carole - hope you had a fab holiday

Fantastic lotto winings sarah :j. Now for goodness sake will you go & buy some clothes; of everyone on the clothes challenge I expected you to fall first , & here you are 9 months in having only spent £10 . It's simply not good enough .

Sorry to hear you're a man down SBC

Bad luck on the dodgy connection eco :mad: hope it rsolves itself soon

TDQ - glad to hear you're being a man about town we expect nothing less :cool:. As to my visit, I'm heading all the way to Camborne but having just watched panorama I'll be very careful about which beaches I paddle on :eek:. Actually that's most unlikely to happen as I only do sea dipping on the med - not a fan of hypothermia :rolleyes:.

All good here & have lost 2lbs ( not too excited though as I may well have regained it by tomorrow.) would you beleive that I am still on the same bottle of wine that I bought last week :eek:. It is so nasty that I can only face one glass a night & gave myself a night off from it on saturday. If anyone is even remotely considering buying The Pink Chill from the co op ... DONT, it's vile *makes a note to never drink anything marked zinfandel again*. I swear that I poured this glass to watch Waking the Dead with & stillhave half left. I even tried cheese & onion crisps (yuk ugh ) to make it taste better ... it didnt.

It's a damn punishment, not a treat :mad:.

I need to stock up my spirits cupboard, have nothing in at all. First acquisition will be Gordons :drool: . I have loads of survey points but not one of them can be redeemed for Threshers or the like, need to think how best to do this, very expensive :rolleyes:

sarahb123_3

Lula-Hula wrote: »

Fantastic lotto winings sarah :j. Now for goodness sake will you go & buy some clothes; of everyone on the clothes challenge I expected you to fall first , & here you are 9 months in having only spent £10 . It's simply not good enough .

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Remain calm:D I knew I would fall down at this point, I love buying new clothes for Autumn/Winter:D I shall spree as instructed:D

Lula-Hula

sarahb123 wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Remain calm:D I knew I would fall down at this point, I love buying new clothes for Autumn/Winter:D I shall spree as instructed:D

Good girl :A thought I could count on you .. but you did have me scared for quite a while though. Having just cleared out your wardrobe, I feel it only 'proper' that you should replenish it forthwith

PS - I've just devoured some prawn cocktail cirsps in an effort to finish the last glass ... I just cant do it Will treat myself to something far more delicious tomorrow

sarahb123_3

Lula-Hula wrote: »

PS - I've just devoured some prawn cocktail cirsps in an effort to finish the last glass ... I just cant do it Will treat myself to something far more delicious tomorrow

I am doing the same, accidentally ordered some red from tesco online, am too lazy to go out and buy some white, so am attemptng to fininsh the red with the help of some plain crisps It is a struggle but I will get there:rolleyes:

Shoe_Gal

:j sarah = for the win

:j lula - for the weightloss

PS - l love the Co-op Pink Chill, can't stop buying it :eek:

sarahb123_3

Bah! Just watched the second half of waking the dead on iplayer. Why is the second half of something never as good as the first

CaroleM_3

Thanks Lula Hula, it was ace, very strange as I went with a friend who lived out there for a year teaching for a charity school in the shanty towns outside Lima, so instead of travelling around checking out the archaeology as we normally do, we stayed in one place and visited the kids she used to teach and their families. Unfortunatly, all the incredibly cute kids have made me really broody!

Last night I did the strangest thing, I had half promised myself that I would start to look a bit smarter for work, as I normally roll in looking like stig of the dump.....so last night, i organised my wardrobe, putting all trousers together, and all cardis together and so on, to make it easier to find what i need, and I even worked out what i wanted to wear today and hung it on the front of the wardrobe.....possibly my self sabotaging behaviours days are behind me?....

Lula-Hula

Carole - sounds like you have Gok'd your own wardrobe there. Could just be post holiday enthusiasm though - I completely cleared mine out & always think about what I'm going to wear the next day ... but never actually get it organized. Glad you had agreat holiday though.

Shoe Gal - if only I'd known that you like the Pink Chill, I could have saved myself the trouble of eating all those crisps :rolleyes:. I just found it so so sweet.


Sarah - red is fine as long as it's Merlot & a teeny bit watered down. As I've said before I have no colour prejudice .

I've been to the co op this morning & treated myself to a bottle of pink elephant wine. Think it's real name is Balance but the label has a picture of a pink elephant standing on a very small stool which I find very amusing - & I love elephants & things pink so it's perfect for me

Ooops got to get on with some work now

laters
xx