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Do you live alone whats the best/worst thing about it
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best thing: not being shouted at
worst thing: can't think of anyLindsayO
Goal: mortgage free asap
15/10/2007: Mortgage: £110k Term: 17 years
18/08/2008: Mortgage: £107k Mortgage - Offset savings: £105k
02/01/2009: Mortgage: £105k Mortgage - Offset savings: £99k0 -
moonrakerz wrote: »Having a table to yourself in a restaurant,which actually gives the waiter room to put everything down without having to re-arrange everything that is already there !
Eating on my own in a restaurant would be an absolute downside for me. Don't do it, and lucky enough not to have to do it......................I'm smiling because I have no idea what's going on ...:)
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i love eating in restaurants alone, no raised eyebrows or comments when i order the biggest goey dessert possible, especially after huge meal with chips. i also holiday alone (no moaning when i visit 5th country house in a week or go shooping ddaily to look for bargains. but dont go to pub alone although not a pub person so does not bother me.
i hate the sympathy invites you get from friends/relative/work peeps when they find out you are spending major holiday alone. i love xmas on own, sleep/get up when i want dress or stay in pjs and eat whatever i want at whatever time i want. i also hate having to pay all the bills myself and like other poster two for ones annoy me, have been known to split costs for shoes on 2 for 1 with strangers behind me waiting to be served!Proud to be dealing with my debtCCCS member, Debt free wannable nerd 1237Combined debt total=[STRIKE]sept 09 [/STRIKE][STRIKE]£5679.27[/STRIKE] Nov 09 £4599.46DFD [STRIKE]SEP [/STRIKE] OCT 2012:huh:0 -
There's not a lot not to like about singledom, but at the top of my list is the pernicious practice of slapping on single supplements on holidays. :mad:Trying to keep it simple...0
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...........and no self-catering properties in the UK for one person !.................
....I'm smiling because I have no idea what's going on ...:)
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I wonder how many people are looking across the dining table at their spouses and thinking about how to get rid :rotfl:
You all make it sound Bliss.0 -
There are benefits and drawbacks to being single, and benefits and drawbacks to being a couple. Steady with the hemlock.................
....I'm smiling because I have no idea what's going on ...:)
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