A Payment A Day Part 4

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No PAD from me todayfear . . . ruddy money transfer I did on Thursday seems to have vanished into the banking ether . . . GRRRRRRRRRRR

SarahNeedle1872

Morning everyone.... thanks for all the thanks

Happy Father's Day to all you Daddys out the there.... grrr at your OH though Angelic, he should defo be spending time with the kids :mad:

Boysma good luck on getting rid of the Crappy one!

Good luck today macgirl


Can't hang around for too long today, gotta go see my Daddy (via the garden centre for a prezzie) then off to the outlaws this afternoon

Sx

PS PAD for today is £248

Paulgonnabedebtfree

angelicmary85 wrote: »

Happy father's day (if Paul or Andy have kids!! )

I don't have any children and I've never been married either. I did cohabit with two women (at different times) and spent a chunk of my adult life helping (or hindering) the bringing up of the children they already had but I've never had any of my own. I had a fair bit of input into my nephew's upbringing when he was still with his mother (my sister) as his father was almost entirely absent. It's not the same with a nephew I suppose, but maybe in some ways it is better. At least he knew I was there because I wanted to be there rather than because I had to be. Also, the cohabiting relationships were quite traumatic (particularly one of them) and it was better to break contact in order to preserve sanity. No judgement be passed on me for this because I would have to spill a lot of deeply personal stuff to explain why things went the way they did and I'm not prepared to do that on an open forum. Suffice to say that even many years later, in the cold light of day, I honestly believe I did the right thing by walking.

I can't even get my own father a father's day card (he was 80 a couple of weeks back). He doesn't celebrate stuff like that due to his membership of a mind controlling cult. I felt a bit cheated at not being able to send him a birthday card (he lives 200 miles away and we rarely meet and never phone) but I've kind of grown used to that down the years. At least not having to buy family Christmas and birthday presents is a good moneysaver anyway.
Money saving tip of the day: Get your relatives to become Jehovahs Witnesses

Paulgonnabedebtfree

boysma wrote: »

Paul - some dodgy hugs on the way to you:A

The dodgier they are, the more I like it

catchooky

Missed the last few days so paid £27.11 yesterday to Vanquis and £5.50 to Asda card.:T
Paid 2.50 to Vanquis today

keza

cor some of u guys are up sooooo early on a sunday!

either that or im just lazy

SarahNeedle1872

keza wrote: »

cor some of u guys are up sooooo early on a sunday!

either that or im just lazy

I would have loved to have been lazy this morning, especially after working til 2330 last night, but DS decided to wake up at 7..... he did sleep until nealry 10am yesterday morning though

Sx

lemma1968

Morning all

£50 PaD today to MBNA.

I have sent off my claims for PPI and credit card charges this week and got an acknowledgement from them to say it is in the system.

Hopefully I will get a bit back from that which i can put towards the debt but it could take months and of course it might not happen...but we shall see.

It seem to be a lovely day outside, i hope you all enjoy it xx

boysma

Paulgonnabedebtfree wrote: »

The dodgier they are, the more I like it

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

sashybo

Hi all, just another 50p to Barclaycard today before getting ready to go to retail hell - otherwise known as work. :rolleyes: Was so busy yesterday cause of Father's day - I was in four different departments in a 7 hour shift - nightmare!

Congrats to Sarah for clearing your card. :beer:
Hope everyone has a nice day.