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Tuesday 14/4/09 What small dfw things have you done today???
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Done my job search for the day, nowt going. Have also started a new bottle of washing up liquid that cost me nowt! Freebie from step mum last year. Updated grocery totals. Also prepared tomorrows lunch to take out with me, all using up stuff in the fridge.0
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Hello!
Dawn, what is the worst thing that could happen if you didn't apply for this job?
Thanks Marru. My current contract ends at the end of July. I have been asked to apply for this job (where I have worked before). I am going to apply because if I didn't it would seem as if i was willingly putting myself out of work - which goes against what I tend to do :eek:. Having said that, I am 55, and tbh could do without a stressful ft job - many of my contemporaries / friends are 'retired'. I have a mortgage joint with OH though, and I have the greater earning power. So, till the mortgage is paid off, I will have to do what I can :rolleyes:0 -
Sorry to hear about the troubles on the job-hunting front, Cleosmum. I'm in the middle of it myself, but I've been lucky enough to snag an interview for Primark on Thursday. My sister isn't happy, as it's the same store she works in, and I think she's worried that big sis will ruin her street cred, lol.
Best of luck to everyone looking for a job atm! x *big hugs for all!*£10 a day: March - August: £1653.54/£1840; September £92.86/£300NSD: April - August: 49 NSDs; September: 9/12101 in 1001 Project: 05/07/09 - 01/04/12 (8/101 completed)0 -
Fayj and Dizzydebbs, ironing is illegal? Maybe if i continue to break the law, the police will confiscate my morphy richards and ironing board! Oh dear, what would i do?
:rotfl: Wish they would make ironing illegal :rolleyes:.
Anyway enough of my silly chat
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Good luck to those of you in the job-hunt market. Best of luck with your up-coming interview andrina.
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andrina_nightshade wrote: »Sorry to hear about the troubles on the job-hunting front, Cleosmum. I'm in the middle of it myself, but I've been lucky enough to snag an interview for Primark on Thursday. My sister isn't happy, as it's the same store she works in, and I think she's worried that big sis will ruin her street cred, lol.
Best of luck to everyone looking for a job atm! x *big hugs for all!*
Its driving me round the bend, I dont normally have any trouble getting work. I signed on back in 2004 for 2 weeks then got a job, got the first one I applied for. Maybe Im trying too hard? lol
Good luck with your interview, wish I could at least get to that stage
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angelflower wrote: »Today
- scratch and click 10p, 50p, 4p, 1p
- check banking - slighly healthier now tax credits and bingo money in.
- check cc online - payment not registered yet
- check piggy - nothing
- check freebies page
- transfer money to dd
- send money off for Steve tickets
- catch up with friends via facebook & email at work
- lunch/breakfast from stores
- small grocery shop (budget £40) - came in at £40.45 + £10 for another internet voucher. I thought I would get this instead of my mobile phone voucher but only got 50p left on this so I might cave here too.
- dog food (budget £15) - woo hoo, bought through work, got 20% discount and 3 small freebie trial bags which do great as treats all for £7.92
- check OU forums & get up to date
- batch cook some bolg sauce & freeze
Thats all can think of for now.
also - taken doggie out for 3 walks for excersise
- kept car clean
- washing on doors etc to dry
- booked on 3 courses through work to learn about wiki's
- inspired myself by looking at nice houses on property sites
- booked some time off to go see steve next month and to take dd to cinema on thur. Checked holiday entitlement and I get 6 days more a year than I thought so I am well chuffed
- updated 101 in 1001 blog (even though no goals met yet LOL)
Will do the rest tomorrow
DFW 228 LONG H 68
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Evening all.
Is anyone else up at this time of night? Busy moping around feeling sorry for myself. Have been a good little DFW since 5th January, and have made so much progress if I think about how I used to be with money. But it's all getting a little stale now, and to be honest very demotivating. Debt's a bloomin' steep hill to climb
Any bright ideas of how to step up the pace? All suggestions gratefully accepted xx
Finally a Homeowner 04.10.13 :j
Frugal Living Challenge 2015 £958.70 / £12,000
"So much to do, so much to see. So what's wrong with taking the back streets?"0 -
Hi Kate, can you do any overtime or take on another job? Could you have a declutter and car boot it? You are doing really well hun, but it is a steep hill and it does get to you. Maybe you just need to rest a little? Sometimes a rest is good, so long as you dont increase the debt while you rest lol. Have you had a look at the up your income board? Joined challenges that take your fancy? Do you keep a diary on here?0
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Thanks for the support Cleosmum. I currently log about 5 hours overtime each week at work, have been doing Avon for 3 campaigns now (although it appears to be costing me at the moment) and am working to set up my own freelance business (in the vain hope that impressing poor paying clients is better than having no clients, lol).
Crikey it's no wonder I'm tired! I have a feeling a little rest may be what is in order. Contrary to the tone of this post I'm not usually a whinging defeatist! lmao! So - to bed with Kage and hopefully a more productive mood will be brought to me by the sleep fairies!
Thanks for the chin up Cleosmum, and I hope you sleep tight xx
Finally a Homeowner 04.10.13 :j
Frugal Living Challenge 2015 £958.70 / £12,000
"So much to do, so much to see. So what's wrong with taking the back streets?"0 -
Have a good sleep, and remember to stop occasionally and realise that you are doing tons to sort it all out, you are doing good
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