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Skint Spice's journey to being less skinty and more spicy
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sounds fun, would make the day go faster! Lula has a theory that we should have at least five ogles a day and really at my workplace that's just not happening.Mortgage OP 2026 £860/2000Mortgage balance: £31,763
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David Beckham was my favourite
It was before the world cup where he got sent off, she was pregnant with Brooklyn at the time and he came in the shop and bought some baby stuff. No-one else recognised him except me and one of the lads who worked with me was a Man U fan so I ripped it out of him for ages afterwards :rotfl: He was truly scrummy 
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benbenandme wrote: »He was truly scrummy
he was scrummy, not liking the beard these days!Mortgage OP 2026 £860/2000Mortgage balance: £31,763
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no its not his best look, but I'd forgive him Mortgage Total: £49,992/ £75,000
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it's blowing a gale here...brr...and pouring...would really like to go to the cinema but only have £6 of spends left till friday...determined not to go over budget though as I'm thinking I might have to add new boiler to list of stuff to do to flat. I'm trying to take comfort in the fact that it's self imposed poverty as I've moved too much into my savings account (if I move any out I lose the months interest so there's no chance of that!).Mortgage OP 2026 £860/2000Mortgage balance: £31,763
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Same here & a bit has come off the conservatory roof.
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Hi :hello:
I know I haven't dropped in for a very long time, am I still alowed in? :rotfl:
Very pleased you're debt free, congratulations!
xxxxx:heartpuls
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it seems to have died down a bit here Beanie, went into town with DS though and brolly was everywhere. There's a huge sycamore on the pavement outside and when the helicopter things hit the windows at full pelt it's v scary!
Always welcome Meyore, come tell us about your wedding...Mortgage OP 2026 £860/2000Mortgage balance: £31,763
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Yay! I've been married 10 months, nearly 11, has it been that long :eek:
It was a perfect day, and for a pessimist like me, thats saying something! The sun shone and everyone agreed it was a magical day
Are you on facebook? I have hundreds of pictures on there! :heartpuls :heartpuls
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Yes, I am on FB Meyore. Will PM you my details. Love wedding pics!Mortgage OP 2026 £860/2000Mortgage balance: £31,763
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