***Weekend Chat Thread ~ 8th and 9th August***

jacs76

sammy115 wrote: »

I tend to forget OH has irritating habits while he is away.....he thinks I have turned into some kind of domestic goddess......:rotfl:it takes a couple of hours to work out...:D

yeah i am sooooo relieved when he comes home .....for about 2 hours when he starts making a mess:rotfl:

bookseller1980

Snaggles wrote: »

Bookie, just a thought, but have you opened a bank account to have your JSA paid into? Do you have any credit (cards/loans etc) with your main bank?

As long as you can cover food, mortgage, council tax, you wont starve or lose your home - can you pay interest only on your mortgage? Or do you already?

Mortgage is interest only at the moment - £396.
I heve a mortgage protection insurance thingey which will give me £250 after a month.
Gas and electric £145. Need I go on?
I is doomed but what the heck. I have friends and family and I don't have to go sit in that shop tomorrow.
Do have the dentist though. :eek:

jacs76

spud30 wrote: »

No, bad planning on my part hun. Car tax, car insurance and breakdown cover all had to be paid this month. DS will need uniform for new school, both kids need shoes etc. There's just no end to it. As I said, none of it a surprise. We'll get through it, but the summer hols might get a tad boring

i always end up skint as in september as i rush round with end of augusts wages for school uniform etc.(pay day is last working day of month)
this year i need to buy myself a really horrible pair of black lace up shoes and a book that the cheapest i can find is aprox £45 :eek:
but my little man dan dan doesnt need uniform as he goes into 6th form.

bookseller1980

jacs76 wrote: »

i always end up skint as in september as i rush round with end of augusts wages for school uniform etc.(pay day is last working day of month)
this year i need to buy myself a really horrible pair of black lace up shoes and a book that the cheapest i can find is aprox £45 :eek:
but my little man dan dan doesnt need uniform as he goes into 6th form.

I remember the black lace up shoes. Trouble is you get so used to them!

spud30

jacs76 wrote: »

i always end up skint as in september as i rush round with end of augusts wages for school uniform etc.(pay day is last working day of month)
this year i need to buy myself a really horrible pair of black lace up shoes and a book that the cheapest i can find is aprox £45 :eek:
but my little man dan dan doesnt need uniform as he goes into 6th form.

Aww bless him. Is he excited about 6th form? DS is off to high school, and cant wait

Ouch at having to pay all that for awful shoes :rolleyes:

jacs76

spud30 wrote: »

Aww bless him. Is he excited about 6th form? DS is off to high school, and cant wait

Ouch at having to pay all that for awful shoes :rolleyes:

he is well chuffed at being 16 and going into 16 plus as they call it.
£45 is for the book spud:eek:
another £35 for bloomin orrible shoes

spud30

jacs76 wrote: »

he is well chuffed at being 16 and going into 16 plus as they call it.
£45 is for the book spud:eek:
another £35 for bloomin orrible shoes

Aww I hope it goes well for him :T

£45 for a book :eek: I got my last college books from Amazon, £5 cheaper than they were selling them in class

I suppose the shoes will get plenty of wear. Hope they're comfy for that blimmin price :rolleyes:

bookseller1980

jacs76 wrote: »

he is well chuffed at being 16 and going into 16 plus as they call it.
£45 is for the book spud:eek:
another £35 for bloomin orrible shoes

A month ago and I could have helped you with the book! Ross and Wilson?
But the shoes are soooo comfy! I miss them. They did pong though. A mixture of feet and urine.

bookseller1980

spud30 wrote: »

Aww I hope it goes well for him :T

£45 for a book :eek: I got my last college books from Amazon, £5 cheaper than they were selling them in class

I suppose the shoes will get plenty of wear. Hope they're comfy for that blimmin price :rolleyes:

Wash your mouth out.

spud30

bookseller1980 wrote: »

Wash your mouth out.

Sorry Bookie, but it was before I knew you, honest