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Wednesday 17th June - What small DFW things have you done today?
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millyscarlett wrote: »Candy - can you edit the title and add in the yellow smiley icon??!!!!! Just as I know lots of people like it as it makes the thread easier to find;)
Lol I went back to check as I have never noticed the smiley, I always scan the forum list until I find the words 'What small' and the right date lol.0 -
Morning all and thanks Candy
Rachel = 1 calorie unless you do it during sex and then its 7 !!:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: (What did we do before google?)
Today I have/will:- Actually managed to speak to a nice helpful person at MBNA who transferred the credit I had in one account to another and then closed the account.
- Had to have a cup of tea after shock of above.
- Scratchees
- Walk to OH doctors to pick up prescription and need to work out how to get the pram up 4 steep steps

- Walk to town
- Return Library book
- Post Ebay parcel
- Use M&S vouchers to buy large pizzas for my friends coming tomorrow.
- Storecupboard tea for us tonight.
- Check online banking
- Continue with my 101 reading list
Debt at LBM [strike]£17,544[/strike] :eek: £5700:TOver £14,000 PAID OFF :T
2020 the year of less - Less debt, less waste, less spending, less stuff, less stress!0 -
Morning all!
Today, I, PBR, will be mainly:
1. Pestering the person who won my eBay item to come and collect it any time before Christmas so I have a bit more space in my living room!
2. Paying in a cheque
3. Returning a library book
4. Have just advised a fellow MSEr that it's spelt "paid" not "payed"!!! hahaha - no self control - sorry!
5. Cycling home
6. Batch cooking tonight
7. Trying to get out of going out for a meal with my friend on Saturday - just told her I would take sandwiches - fortunately, she saw the funny side!
8. Collecting an item from freecycle - despite my previous moans about some of the manners of people in my freecycle group, it is a great idea and achieves its main aim of keeping items out of landfill!
Have a great day everyone!Overpay!0 -
Hello All
Starting to get the hang of this now! Suprising how by just writing it down you feel more committed to doing the actual thing.
So here goes for today:
- Bring in snacks from multi-packs rather than buying them at 50p a pop
- Aiming to have a NSD
- Update my financial spreadsheet
- Eating sandwiches from home
- Water my veggie plants
- Visit mum for free dinner (and her company of course!)
- Put chickpeas out to soak to make hummus tomorrow
- Make a healthy sandwich for tomorrow
NOW DEBT FREE :jNEW FINANCIAL GOALSCAR COSTS POT : £0.00/£550.00________ REGULAR COSTS POT : £0.00/£396.25£3K BEFORE 30 : £0.00/£3000.00_______£200 HOLIDAY FUNDS BY 2012 : £0.00/£200.000 -
Today I have/will:
- free scratchcard (10p)
- daily clicks
- brought in lunch from home
- taking Mum out to dinner for her birthday (splitting bill with sister so hopefully won't be too large)
- try to work out what to get Gran for her birthday (on Saturday... eek!)
- search for freebies
£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 -
Hi everyone,
I've fallen off the waggon a bit lately so am going to use this thread to get me back on track.
Today I have / will -
- Breakfast at home
- Packed lunch
- Going out for a drink after work but planning to only stay for the 1!
Have a good day all.The best things in life aren't things.0 -
Today I have/will
1. Checked online banking
2. Made a pad for £5 to M&S
3. NSD
4. Read through OU Diabetes TMA1
5. Store cupboard meals
6. Put bills paid this week away in their folders
7. Enter comps from comps board
8. Play free scratchcardTesco: £1361.19, Vanquis: £2644.73, Very: £563.08, Next: £1636.95, M&S: £1049.92. As of 5th February 2024. Slava Ukraini0 -
Hello

1- posted my SOA
2 - cancelled my never used gym membership
3 - taught myself how to replace a zip
4 - making dinner from my first meal plan
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Hello,
Still sniffling and coughing. Not much achieved today so I am just sitting here eating the house down and waiting for my second wind. If I can get my bottom on gear I will update otherwise I will be just kidding myself.
Have a great rest of the day everyone!
Marru"Everything will be alright in the end. If it's not alright, it's not the end."
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Hi everyone,
Hope everyone is having a productive day!! I have the next two days off so hope to get lots done then but only a short list for me today:- Look into setting up online banking for main account (tried to before but password didn't work so haven't bothered since but realise it will be very helpful!)
- Free scratchcard - £5!!!
- Daily Comps
- Ending soon comps
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner from store
- Kingolotto and Bananalotto
Thank you to all posters:beer:0
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