A Payment A Day Part 4

newmum1

Afternoon, pad today £20 to CC

Double_Trouble

cashless_wonder wrote: »

CASHLESS is pleased to announce her formal seperation from her EVIL EGG card after 4 & bit years of hanging about she has finally got rid of the S.O.B in 11 weeks . . . This mornings balance shows a big fat zero . . . gone - vanished - it is no more - it is an ex credit card . . . :j

Congratulations cashless on your divorce from Egg :beer:

Paulgonnabedebtfree wrote: »

£30.03 to a cc

Can it be to my CC Paul? please :rotfl:

sabs10 wrote: »

Haven't made a pad since beginning of last month - need to do more this month as have been made redundant.

Really sorry to hear that sabs hope you get a new job soon at least you are in a better position than you would have been hugs to you.

Total so far today looking very good folks keep it up :T

DTxx

funkymonkey

hi guy's can i join?? im always looking at my bloomin internet banking site so might as well chuck a few quid at my debts everyday!

currently have BOS preference account £300
BOS CC £3450
BOS Loan £9750
Northern Rock Loan £10000

so total is £23,500

will pay of Preference Account first. £23 their way today!

Silaqui

Hello everybody ...

I'm pretty sure I am about to make my largest ever PAD - wait for it, here it comes.... £269.37 tutoring money to get chucked onto the CC. Not as huge as what some people have done but I'm pretty chuffed with it! I'm still working my way through this marking and really must get back to it so I'll catch up when I get a chance.

XX

Double_Trouble

funkymonkey wrote: »

hi guy's can i join?? im always looking at my bloomin internet banking site so might as well chuck a few quid at my debts everyday!

currently have BOS preference account £300
BOS CC £3450
BOS Loan £9750
Northern Rock Loan £10000

so total is £23,500

will pay of Preference Account first. £23 their way today!

Welcome funkymonkey the more the merrier and I see that you already know to post in colour to make my job easier this month. We are a mad lot but very friendly.

Silaqui wrote: »

Hello everybody ...

I'm pretty sure I am about to make my largest ever PAD - wait for it, here it comes.... £269.37 tutoring money to get chucked onto the CC. Not as huge as what some people have done but I'm pretty chuffed with it! I'm still working my way through this marking and really must get back to it so I'll catch up when I get a chance.

XX

Well done Silaqui that is a lovely payment and is a great addition to today's total:T
Good luck with the marking.

DTxx

Mudbath

Hiya, afternoon everyone. My PAD today is £137.50 - £2.50 for sealed robot head and £135 to mortgage overpayments I think though I might jiggle with the figures later. Hope no-one's getting to wet, it's pouring down here xx

Flower08

Made another PAD of £3.57, must be feeling flush :rotfl:

SueP19

On the HV and feeding front, I think it really doesn't matter what baby you have, unless they are a certain weight/height etc you get it in the neck. I was always in trouble, our DD was 7lb 12 baby and loved her milk. GP advised us to put her on cow's milk at 6 months as she was going through 9 bottles a day (please note 18 and NO filings!!!) I then got into trouble for feeding her too much as she was too heavy for her age...............doh!!!!! she was also alot taller than others her age as well..................they always dismissed that. We have had to go to the hospital since she was about 4 cos of epilepsy and every bloomin 3 months .............height......weight. Magazines haven't given her a complex the bl**dy hospital have!!!!!

HV's, mine didn't have kids either and was so wrapped up in her weight and how I was such a bad mother she failed to notice that DD was virtually blind in 1 eye, so thay are a load of cw*p and I think I told her to come back when she had kids of her own then I may consider giving her the benefit of my advice!!!!!!!!

Angelic, enjoy your wee man and go with the flow, to me ds children/adults are God's Angels on Earth as they have such beautiful sunny faces and smiles, worth all the money in the world xx

Jazzie99

My PAD for today ..... £2.50

macgirl

Double_Trouble wrote: »

Morning folks

Bit late today as I had a long soak in the bath - a nice treat but all the time I was in the bath I was playing the financial what if game :rolleyes:

Ha Ha! I play the financial OMG game - then hold my head under water :rotfl: Thanks for the totals DT x

angelicmary85 wrote: »

No there's nothing 'wrong' with him! He's surprised all the medical staff that he's come across so far as he's not your 'typical' ds baby. I only knew staright after he was born that he had it because he was blue and had a squashed face, the midwives didn't pick up on it!

He's a real wee wriggler and has been rolling onto his side for a couple of weeks now, he doesn't do it very often though! He also holds his head up for a few seconds and I've got to fight with him to get him wrapped up, he's a strong wee lad! I don't have any concerns about his muscle tone.

Don't get me wrong, I was really upset that he was born with downs but after a couple of days I was over it, instinct kicks in but there just seems to be a stigma around kids that aren't in keeping with what you would expect to give birth to (I know you don't like the word 'normal' so tried not to use it )
The upsetting thing is, if I hadn't had one of those babies that don't 'fit in' then I never would have realised that their birth isn't really a celebration, it's more like hassle and extra paperwork for people which wasn't a nice experience for me and I'm sure it wasn't for other parents because it seems like I need to isolate him to keep him from being stared at.

I'm glad you're now getting Fraser the help that he deserves, all kids should be given the same chances in life regardless of what they have been born with or without because when it boils down to it, they're all just babies...God I can't half rant when I get started! How's the savings for Fraser's new table going?

Er...yeah!!! Just kidding. Like I said in the begining Angelic, "Special" babas go to special people. Can't believe Adam's only 6 weeks old - you're doing him sooooo proud!
Hat's off - you're doing a brilliant job :T

frasersmum123 wrote: »

Angelic - you sound like your doing a fabby job, and I wish I had your confidence at being a parent. I second guess myself about everything and end up worrying about worrying. The bead table fund is going well, I have about £70 which is a third of the way

Have you tried Hungry Baby milk for your DS?

Same to you Frasersmum! Second guessing means you really care (and I worry about worrying too - you're not alone!) You're a great parent doing a very difficult job - give yourself a pat on the back! (and a glass of wine - cocktail hour is about to begin!!!:D) Take Care x