Taxis back to basics...debt and mortgage free before 50(feb 2014)

taxi73

Nothing much going on here.
It's been snowing here for a few hours but think it won't be around long(hopefully)
Just updated my sig..
£25 to A+L today
£55.33 in total off the BMI card after interest.

Waiting for the barclays statement now to update that one.

milann

It's all going in the right direction Taxi

Lemon_Tree

i got a voucher for the hairdressers for christmas so i'm trying to hold out as long as possible.
It always makes you feel much better doesn't it.

boredofbeingathome

Lemon_Tree wrote: »

i got a voucher for the hairdressers for christmas so i'm trying to hold out as long as possible.
It always makes you feel much better doesn't it.

I do things like that as well:rotfl::rotfl:

Loving your new total LT:T

taxi73

Lemon_Tree wrote: »

i got a voucher for the hairdressers for christmas so i'm trying to hold out as long as possible.
It always makes you feel much better doesn't it.[/QUO
most definitely.
Loving the new sig

milann

Think I might have to do a home fringe cut :eek: - I was hoping to last out till next payday - but the sheepdog look gives me headaches - I'm determined not to overspend this month I actually don't like going to the hairdressers - don't know why but I feel very vulnerable sitting in the chair - always have!! I prefer my hair about a week after I've had it chopped - very strange I know. The hairdresser I use now is the best I ever had, but I'm still not keen. He is expensive (by my standards) but because I've been to so many I've not liked, use it as a treat of sorts

mum2one

milann wrote: »

Think I might have to do a home fringe cut :eek: - I was hoping to last out till next payday - but the sheepdog look gives me headaches - I'm determined not to overspend this month I actually don't like going to the hairdressers - don't know why but I feel very vulnerable sitting in the chair - always have!! I prefer my hair about a week after I've had it chopped - very strange I know. The hairdresser I use now is the best I ever had, but I'm still not keen. He is expensive (by my standards) but because I've been to so many I've not liked, use it as a treat of sorts

I'm the same trying to find a hairdresser I like, we use a local one shes ok,but does what she wants, the hairdressers we love is 70 miles away in Rhyl, so a dayout in Feb halfterm..... sounds daft, but mum, me, dd haircuts + petrol, cheaper than a haircut at our hairdressers.

xx

taxi73

I agree it's hard to find one you like and feel comfortable with.

Karmacat

Aren't hairdressers a pain? Literally in my case - I hold *extreme* hairdresser grudges from when I was little - I had quite wavy hair, and the hairdresser insisted on cutting it by holding the tips and chopping at the bit she wanted to take off with a razor - not scissors. Needless to say, this *really* hurt - and no one ever took any notice of me complaining its part of the reason I'm very upfront about pain these days

turfy6

Hi Taxi just popping in to say well done on the not smoking brilliant hope you have a good day.