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To Treat Or Not To Treat, That Is The Question?
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By the way I agree with ChrissieI, you are doing so well lynzpower and you give lots of good advice to many DFWs. Keep up the good work and give yourself a little treat now and again, however small.
Peppa
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pAY £50 OFF hALIFAX AND YOU WILL BE DOWN UNDER THE NEXT £100, then use the rest to treat yourself!0
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What a lovely OH you have.'You can't change the past, you can only change the future' Gary Boulet.
'Show me the person who never makes a mistake and I'll show you the person who never makes anything'. Anon0 -
Cheers guys, maybe Ill try & find a treat somewhere, the thing is Im so DFW nowadays theres nothing I really NEED, just stuff I want. Mind you Im treating OH to the best seats in the house at the cinema on Thursday, ( I got us a sofa in the cinema
) were off to see "glastonbury- the film" which is where we met, so i am treating myself I guess!!
:beer: Well aint funny how its the little things in life that mean the most? Not where you live, the car you drive or the price tag on your clothes.
Theres no dollar sign on piece of mind
This Ive come to know...
So if you agree have a drink with me, raise your glasses for a toast :beer:0 -
good idea mintymoneysaver. Thank you beverleyhills, it is nice that he thinks i should spend it on me. Sometimes though I wish he was a bit more of a DFW. Mind you he is getting a lot better and now if I lapse a bit, he says we can't really afford it at the moment. So it must be brushing off on him.0
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Oh treat yourself definitely! :j
I think what others here are saying is wise - personally I would use the majority to treat yoursef though and just a little on debts. In the future you can do it the other way around but this first time it will do you good to have a lovely reward for all your hard work.
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HI PP
When I started to read thread thought half and half, then breadmaker great idea.But if you get that can u also get yourself a wee treat as SS suggested?
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Well i can't really add much as its been said by so many already.
First well done, i used to do Avon myself so why don't you treat yourself to one of the cheap gifts they offer reps? Can often get something nice for just a few pounds.
Breadmaker is a good idea and then all the rest on the debt.
good luckSuccess means having to worry about every thing in the world......EXCEPT MONEY. Johnny Cash
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Thanks QueenB, just what I was thinking last night after reading these replies. There is a lovely necklace and earings in the rep magazine and before now I was thinking how lovely,wish I could have them. So really I should and that is what I am going to to. It is just over £5 and may even help with selling them to my customers. I am then going to buy a breadmaker for £34.99 that I have seen on Amazon. The rest is going on the debt.
I have enjoyed reading all these great replies.
Thanks all
Peppa
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