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katyk wrote:Hi Aliasojo:j
Guess what - I found them:D
Thanks a million:T
I'll be a proper pain from now on - like a kid with a new toy:laugh: :rotfl:
Katyk
PS Anyone reading the gardening slot where I just asked this same question again, please ignore me - forgot I had asked it here! Senior moments creeping in...
Thanks very much, I kept meaning to ask how to get the moving icons, thanks.:T:hello: Laugh and smile everyday, it keeps you healthy ! :wave:Thanks for everybodies help on here, what a great community !0 -
THis is my second attempt at loading my piggy for you all to see.
He's a cute little pig..we try to feed him regularly!
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very cute!:hello: Laugh and smile everyday, it keeps you healthy ! :wave:Thanks for everybodies help on here, what a great community !0
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What a lovely pig
Previous debt: £14K :embarasse Debt free: Sept '03
MFW#42 Mortgage OP savings £4271.18/£12000 2019 Started dating OH Mar '12, married Oct '12, Walnut born Dec ' 12 :A SPC 12: 99 £38.05/£500 Make money Jan: £412.34/£310 :T Feb: £88.79/£280 May: £215.52/£310 June: £18.98/£3000 -
Doesnt he look fab!0
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:T I need to go get myself a lovely little pig ! Not sure what colour to go for, something bright !
Thanks to all for great ideas.:hello: Laugh and smile everyday, it keeps you healthy ! :wave:Thanks for everybodies help on here, what a great community !0 -
Paid £81 into my overpayments today!!!!!!!!!!! woohoooo!!0
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Well done, hope I can pay that much off shortly, do you overpay weekly or monthly?:hello: Laugh and smile everyday, it keeps you healthy ! :wave:Thanks for everybodies help on here, what a great community !0
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halloweenqueen wrote:Paid £81 into my overpayments today!!!!!!!!!!! woohoooo!!
Well done HQ!
I am saving towards xmas rather than mortgage (for now, anyway) and just put £70:j from my teddy bank onto an Asda card - saved by walking to work rather than taking bus for most days last 5 weeks. Amazing how fast it can build up if you lay it aside. Otherwise it would just have sat in my purse and slowly and mysteriously disappeared as it always has before.....:rolleyes:0 -
Car boot sale yesterday went well....£101 less £6 pitch fee so £95 made.
Herman was getting it but my tumble dryer has just gone kaput last night and the central locking on our Laguna has gone about 10 minutes ago and the lock mechanism on the driver's door just turns! OH doesn't know about that one yet. Looks like the car boot money will need to go towards repair bills.:undecided
It never rains but it pours.
We were supposed to be going to do another car boot elsewhere today, but we lost the keys for the car roof box (which held the tables we needed for the sale) and by the time they turned up, it was far too late. I now have a dining room full of junk.
I think I'll go back to bed until it's tomorrow.
Herman - MP for all!
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