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Tuesday 4/08/09 What small dfw things have you done today???
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not much again for me
check online banking, wondering how long it will take the £1 to bloomin make it to A&L savings account, i could have walked it there quicker!
scratch cards
motivate OH to find is PS2 games tomorrow so i can get them listed
NSD lined up, must stick to it
have to transfer over the 'savings' bits on the receipts in my purse.
see if i can find another way to get a little bit of income to help with things that need doing round the flat.0 -
Hi guys hope everyone is ok!!
Today I have/am going to:
- check bank acc
- transfer money around
- reduce overdraft by £500 to £2000 :j
- amend signature on here
- update deft free diary was has been seriously neglected
- surveys/bingo
- post ebay items
- pay cheque into bank
- decide what to get my birthday and my friends daughter for their birthdays
- do volunteering expenses
- get copy of credit report
- open a tesco savings account which was in martins weekly email
- have a nsd (other than the postage)
- work tonight

- try not to get stressed about exam results day tomorrow!!!
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sophiesmum wrote: »the only problem with being a lone worker is that no one does any work when you are away so you are then playing catch up when you return.:rolleyes:
I know that feeling as I am a lone worker, hope you have a good time at the cottage.I am aiming to be debt free by the time I am 30 (May 2010)0 -
Today I have/will
1. Checked online banking
2. Made extra £15 payment to M&S &More
3. Had highlights done (cousin hairdresser so had it done cheap:D)
4. Going to see the musical of The sound of music and taking drinks etc with me
5. Low spend day
6. 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 -
Afternoon all,
Sending sparkly hugs :grouphug:
to everyone that needs one!!!
Today so far....
- Check online banking
- Quidco
- Been to work
- Packed lunch for work
- LSD - milk for work (still chasing the elusive NSDs!!! :rolleyes:)
- Spag bol for tea
Still to do....
- Take DDs to Toys r us - they want to buy connect 4 with their money
- Have an early night - am a sleepy mogchops today!
- Phone Butlins to finalise booking for 80's weekend in October (all on Tescos of course
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Hello People!
I have had a no spend day today and it feels so satisfying! When i first started to cut back (when my marriage ended) it was a really depressing thought that i couldn't go shopping when i wanted etc. Now i find it so satisfying knowing that i'm not spending any money!! I love thinking of new ways to cut back - how sad!!
My day has consisted of
Checking e-mails
Walking 2 mad dogs (Charlie and Harry!)
Going to my Mum's for tea - which i love cos she spoils me!
Watching a DVD tonight - Borrowed from Sister
Have a good day all!
Jannne x:heart2: Newborn Thread Member :heart2:
'Children reinvent the world for you.' - Susan Sarandan0 -
I am covered in paint (head to toe - think small child painting a bedroom) and very much cheered up
Hope those poorly are feeling better and those who feeling a bit BLEURGH - to havve a wee sit down and attempt a wee sparkle.
SM thanks for the lovely comment - you are super nice you know
Hugs to you all - away to attack the bedroom and myself wiht more paint
Total debt 26/4/18 <£1925 we were getting there. :beer:
Total debt as of 28/4/19 £7867.38:eek:
minus 112.06 = £7755.32:money:
:money:Sleeves up folks.:money:0 -
Hi all, sorry everyone seems to be suffering a slump in sparkle.
You can count me in on that - must be a weather thing.
1) Went to work
2) SC x 10p
3) LSD - paper and a can of coke
4) Off to the park in a mo for free entertainment within walking distance - although it looks like rain.
5) Checked online banking - lucky I did as a DD has been taken out twice:mad: Will phone bank when I can get to the phone and sort it out. (OH works from home so the phone is off limits during the day- hey that's quite DFW too!)
6) B has a friend round and they have been entertaining themselves for hours with her ancient i-toy that has been in the cupboard for years. Not quite a Wii but free fun!
7) Packed lunch at work.
8) Dinner cooked from scratch.
9) Desperate Romantics on BBC2 tonight for free entertainment.
10) Ordered a £10 voucher from survey site for Xmas stash. And wrote my Christmas list.
11) Took a huge bag of clothes to the charity shop for good karma.
L x0 -
millyscarlett wrote: »I feel exactly the same rachel - not even dressed yet, trying to find some ooomph from somewhere!
I saw yesterday that you've ordered a new laptop from tesco - do you mind me asking which one? I could do with another one as I'm going to Uni too next month, doing Education studies for teaching assistants...maybe I'll be on the PGCE like you in a few years:rolleyes:
Its actually just arrived!
Its an HP Compaq CQ60-305.
It was on a Tesco Direct email sent yesterday for £299. I asked the IT guy and he said it was fine for my needs - email, internet, word and powerpoint docs.
Looks OK to me although I haven't taken it out of the box yet!0 -
evening all
DD staying at mates tonight so I am going to have a paperwork night. Below is list of boring letters to write then print off, envelope and stamp ready to send as well as a couple of other small things
- meals from stores chocolate spread for breakfast, mac & cheese with chips for lunch and cheese on toast for tea.
- small shop from tesco inc bread, milk and cheap biscuits also got washing powder which was on list. Felt v chuffed with myself for not spending much I bought a lottery ticket for tomorrow and a scratchcard. Won £12!!
- take one day dvd back so dont get charged
- work hard in the office
- pay for car tax so dont get fined
- pay debt by postal order cause I cant find my cheque book and dont want further charges
- update spreadsheets
- update receipts and review July
- letters to salaries dept, council tax, mortgage, dwp, tax credits, child benefit, house insurance, tv licence & car insurance to inform them of change in bank account
- letters to 4 debt companies updating information
- letter to credit union to up the monthly contribution (savings for household repairs, dd's school trips/holidays, car servicing and repairs, christmas/birthdays. See if can find the info to access online.
- letter to Halifax chasing reclaim charges thing
- take photo of bank card and send to tab to withdraw winnings
- piggy clicks and comps
- check freebies
- take doggie for walk for free excersise
- check banking
- call co-op and register for online banking
Thats prob enough given its half six already!!DFW 228 LONG H 68
DFD 2017 :eek:0
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