SS's Debt Diary!

southernscouser

kathfisch wrote:

I think that pic of yours is nice, looks very peaceful! Nice reflections too

From a professional point of view, how would you describe it? :think:

I tried to capture the two contrasting light levels as you can see!

I did actually take a pucker pic at fishing once! On the right there was big tree and above the lake was a rainbow! Looked really picturesque and had great equilbrium!

Lost it when my computer died though!

southernscouser

Sorted out my Letter Before Action today that I will send off to my bank on Wednesday! 777 notes will come in very handy!

Luckily I only cleaned the inside of my car today as I sensed it would lash it down again which it just has so thats cheered me up!

Am proper bored now though! At least tomorrow bills start coming out and I've got bits and pieces to do! Desperately need to get my hair cut as I haven't had it done for 3 weeks! :eek:

Also need to spend money on petrol and toiletries! :doh: Don't get paid until next week but predict I will be £100 into my overdraft which is quite good conidering I've had a spending frenzy this month. Also my pay packet should have an extra £200 plus so I'll be over £100 up! :j

Do I put it to the debts or enjoy it though? :rolleyes:

aurora_borealis_2

75% - 25%
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You've had a rough month. Have some treats

southernscouser

aurora_borealis wrote:

75% - 25%
Enjoy-save


You've had a rough month. Have some treats

The thing is in all fairness I've had lots of treats this month. Have spent over £100 on fishing!

A night out that cost me just shy of £100! :doh:

I know I should put it to the debts but I want to keep in my account so I don't go in the overdraft again. But if I do keep it in my account I know I'll end up spending it! :rolleyes:

I need to re-find my willpower! :think:

aurora_borealis_2

Don't listen to me, I'm a bad influence..... but I do believe that you have to have treats or what is the point?

Go on, go on, go on, go on.

You were in your penny jar this month..... don't let that happen again. It's depressing.

southernscouser

aurora_borealis wrote:

Don't listen to me, I'm a bad influence..... but I do believe that you have to have treats or what is the point?

Go on, go on, go on, go on.

You were in your penny jar this month..... don't let that happen again. It's depressing.

No I considered it and counted it out but didn't actually use any of it! Got nearly £100 in there! :j

Oh and as a treat I am going halves on a new bivvy with my mate so that will be £30! Plus I'm off work next week so am going night fishing again which will be £15, plus petrol, bait and food for me!

aurora_borealis_2

southernscouser wrote:

No I considered it and counted it out but didn't actually use any of it! Got nearly £100 in there! :j

Oh and as a treat I am going halves on a new bivvy with my mate so that will be £30! Plus I'm off work next week so am going night fishing again which will be £15, plus petrol, bait and food for me!

Good for you

Just be thankful you're not hooked on golf..... now that's expensive!!!

I'm not asking what a bivvy is.....it might be something strange

southernscouser

aurora_borealis wrote:

Good for you

Just be thankful you're not hooked on golf..... now that's expensive!!!

I'm not asking what a bivvy is.....it might be something strange

A bivvy is like a tent, but is designed for angling. Different shapes and stuff! :rolleyes:

I wouldn't be surprised if fishing is more expensive than golf! At least when you've got all your clubs you only have to fork out to play!

With fishing you have to pay to fish, pay for a rod license, bait, new tackle all the time, food! It costs a bloody fortune! :doh:

aurora_borealis_2

southernscouser wrote:

A bivvy is like a tent, but is designed for angling. Different shapes and stuff! :rolleyes:

I wouldn't be surprised if fishing is more expensive than golf! At least when you've got all your clubs you only have to fork out to play!

With fishing you have to pay to fish, pay for a rod license, bait, new tackle all the time, food! It costs a bloody fortune! :doh:

Morrison's is excellent for salmon, saves time too

southernscouser

aurora_borealis wrote:

Morrison's is excellent for salmon, saves time too

Well thats not very MSE is it? :rolleyes:

You should be out there catching them with your bare hands!