*** Daily chat 7th April

redsquirrel80

Morning all - been at work for 20 minutes and already annoyed. Just keep thinking only 3 days to go...:rolleyes:

Lucifa73

bookseller1980 wrote: »

Little Samuel seems ok but doesn't settle well between feeds. Sometimes takes and hour to settle at about 4am which is upsetting daughter a bit.
10.5lb now.

Is she breast feeding? I found Nathan was using breast as a comforter so took him off and walked with him a bit to break the habit. Nights are pretty much routine now but days can be a total biatch!

He just put on 3oz last week so 11lb 1oz but he's almost too long for 0-3 clothes!!!

immoral_angeluk

What's up red?

Lucifa73

immoral_angeluk wrote: »

Well my washing machine is being a retard.... after I had to buy another once 6 months ago because of the PREVIOUS one being a retard. They were both 2nd hand.
So I've bought a happy new Indesit Moon for £260 (£10 back through quidco) which includes a 5 yr parts guarantee and is brand new. But I had to buy it on credit.. :rolleyes:

Way I see it is the last one cost £90 and lasted 6 months. The old old one cost £200 2nd hand and lasted 2 years. The new one was £250 if you take into account quidco and is A+ and A rated with a 5 year guarantee. So I'm bound to save money right?
and it looks cool as hell and is going to go with the new kitchen paint job I've decided I'm having

£260 for a new WM seems to be pretty good going, especially with a 5yr guarantee. HOw much is the credit costing you?

immoral_angeluk

Lucifa73 wrote: »

£260 for a new WM seems to be pretty good going, especially with a 5yr guarantee. HOw much is the credit costing you?

It's a credit card. 19.9%.

bookseller1980

I think that that was maybe a good investment IA.

She's bottle feeding Luc.

What's up Squizz?

Lucifa73

immoral_angeluk wrote: »

It's a credit card. 19.9%.

:eek: - still at least you can pay it off as quickly as you can manage rather than being locked into a repayment plan.

In other news - I transferred another £1400 to my ISA so now have £5k in there:j. I have £1600 to last me until I get a new job or will have to dip into the savings...

Lucifa73

bookseller1980 wrote: »

She's bottle feeding Luc.

Has she tried swithching to a bottle of boiled water once she knows he's fed enough on milk?

redsquirrel80

Just the usual work rubbish. There seems to be an epidemic of stupidity and amnesia going on here today!

immoral_angeluk

Lucifa73 wrote: »

:eek: - still at least you can pay it off as quickly as you can manage rather than being locked into a repayment plan.

In other news - I transferred another £1400 to my ISA so now have £5k in there:j. I have £1600 to last me until I get a new job or will have to dip into the savings...

I know. :rolleyes: But I'm not worried about my debt at the minute. Going to be going back to work in the next 6-12 months so will repay it all when I'm earning a wage. At the moment it stands (now-post washing machine lol) at £1200 anyway so it's not unmanagable or causing a problem