A Payment a Day Part 3

mooomin

sashybo wrote: »

Morning all, had a fab time in Edinburgh yesterday although it was misty and drizzly. It also cost me £15 for a return ticket from Glasgow to Edinburgh! :eek: Off-peak! I knew it was going to be a scary train fare!


Have put £60 aside for my cat tree fund (or Cat Lair Fund as my OH calls it) as the cats have wrecked the cheap one I got from zooplus. Am saving up for a decent hardwood one - this is the one I want. It's pricey but they are very well made and have been recommended by our breeder. I already have £98 in my paypal account towards it, only using survey/cashback money to pay for it.

The train from Edinburgh/Glasgow is ridiculous, it annoys me every time I go, but I hate the bus

I love the cat lair - I would be scared to spend that kind of money though in case my little b*ggers didn't like it! (See my thread for pictures, they are cuties!) I turned my back for a minute today and Ernie had climbed the chest of drawers and was hiding in my jumper drawer, leaving me an evening of defluffing ahead :rotfl:

For those who don't have eggs left, Thorntons have half-price easter eggs. I got a MAHOOSIVE Special Toffee one for the nice people who lent us their house for our holiday and it was only a fiver :j :j

I did use the money I saved to buy Special Toffee though. Not very MSE. *chomp*

sashybo

flying_fresian wrote: »

The train from Edinburgh/Glasgow is ridiculous, it annoys me every time I go, but I hate the bus

I love the cat lair - I would be scared to spend that kind of money though in case my little b*ggers didn't like it! (See my thread for pictures, they are cuties!) I turned my back for a minute today and Ernie had climbed the chest of drawers and was hiding in my jumper drawer, leaving me an evening of defluffing ahead :rotfl:

*shudder* the bus! Yes it's pretty scary money for one return ticket.

Being a secret lurker on your thread I've already seen your little cuties, Bert and Ernie.:rotfl:Love the names. I know my three will love the cat lair as they already have a ceiling high one but it's all shoogly cos it's a rubbish cheap one.

My youngest cat is turning into a thief - anytime I leave a food item down (i.e. toast and honey, chocolates (in wrappers) etc) he grabs them and takes them to his (shoogly) lair to eat. :eek: So have to be very careful especially as he is picking all the bad things he shouldn't be eating! Nutter!

clearing_out_my_pockets

Extra 52p in change from lunch

Flower08

F-F just had a nosey on your thread. Your cats are so cute!!

mumofthreemonkies83

Hi guys,

Im baaaaccckkk

Welcome to the newbies, hope you find this thread and the people on it as helpful as I have

Sal: We went to Chester Zoo for the day, it was huge but omg we must have gone round in circles for about an hour, every path leads to the same place :rotfl:

A lot of the animals were nowhere to be seen but the animals we did see were amazing.Dh had a butterfly land on his jumper in the butterfly enclosure and he had to physically lift it off with his hands as it was intent on coming home with us :T

Ok as promised, £10 pad for yesterday and £15 today.That leaves me with £100 on crapital one and then just the one debt to Lloyds for 4700 :eek:
Ok, lots to be getting on with so must run

Mumof4 x

Oh also facebooks users :does anyone know why it wont let me upload multiple pics at once, im having to do the manual upload max of 5 at a time hence why we only have 10 pics on there from yesterday
Its just not loading so im guessing a java issue?
Tia if anyone can help xx

Glad to see you got medication Danko, hope youre better soon

Fag_ash_lil

LondonAndy wrote: »

How very dare you !!? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I'm a little ray of sunshine.:A

Though having said that this is me when I have not had a Marlboro light for a while...
:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

Only joking ! ....

Here you go , I can't let you lose you halo and turn into a little devil ! !! ....

Well done on getting your flight for such a great price :rotfl:!! ....

terri x

gilly1964

Radarjet wrote: »

May I ask how you've all found PADing with a virgin card. My tesco cc 0% is coming to an end so I need to balance transfer elsewhere and Virgin are doing the best current 0% deal but some of the reviews for managing your account are dire.

I think you will find that Tesco and Virgin are all managed by RBS (Royal Bank of Scotland) so you may not be able to balance transfer between these.

I am sure someone else will know the link which shows which banks are "interbred"

Good Luck with finding a good transer

Gilly

Fag_ash_lil

clearing_out_my_pockets wrote: »

I don't feel at all chirpy or upbeat, which is why I'm hanging around to feed off the positive attitude from this thread. In fact, I feel thoroughly glum today

Sorry to hear that you are " cheesed off " at the moment ..... Hopefully you won't have to wait too long for your hospital appointment and your results ...



You know that there is usually somebody on here if you want to have a natter anytime ! ...

Take care ...

terri x

Flower08

Hi everyone!

PAD is £32 to council tax arrears.

Off to go and do some more dissertation work, oh the joys!

Ninno820

Originally Posted by clearing_out_my_pockets
I don't feel at all chirpy or upbeat, which is why I'm hanging around to feed off the positive attitude from this thread. In fact, I feel thoroughly glum today

Sorry if I upset you by being extra chirpy. I have just taken my PAD payments so far (they were cash in a jar plus a Cheque that I was owed) and paid them in to the bank. Then I made an extra CC payment of £135.57 which made me feel very good indeed. This feeling is down to yourself and the many others on here.

Thanks

Ninno xx