The 15k Paper Hat - It could be YOU!!!!!

CAFCGirl

well post more and you wont be out of the loop moose!

finally making some progress on these pots of money im owed lol

and dh passed his assessment and has interview for paramedic job!!!

woowoo

Snow_White_5

:TGo CAFC and CAFC's OH :T

I've just hauled my a$$ out for a super long walk despite the cold, so am feeling very proud of myself. :j

doodledo_2

Ok skank I will :eek::mad::D love you
Well done OH on Paramedic job, whats the next stage to this?? I must admit I almost joined that job before I went for the police, something about it really appeals to me. Fingers crossed for him

savingholmes

Snow_White wrote: »

Thats a point... rest up, then. Is there any way you can work from home for a while? Knees can be a b ugger

Hi snow white - it is cos they were really off about me working from home that I though s*d them and got a sick note! And why I am not keen on going back! I had an accident at work you would think they would be more helpful!

doodledo wrote: »

Hey ladies, I dont like posting on here much now feel like I am soooooooo out of the loop

hi doodledoo - how can you be out of the loop when lots of us post on your diary.... don't worry about it post if you want to - don't if you don't!;)

CAFCGirl wrote: »

well post more and you wont be out of the loop moose!

finally making some progress on these pots of money im owed lol

and dh passed his assessment and has interview for paramedic job!!!

woowoo

hi cafcgirl - glad you got good news coming your way :j:j:j

doodledo_2

I meant the loop of this particular thread........if that even makes sense lol

Anyway I am back to annoy you all because I am currently a failing MSE'r

savingholmes

doodledo wrote: »

I meant the loop of this particular thread........if that even makes sense lol

Anyway I am back to annoy you all because I am currently a failing MSE'r

Fair do's - I spent about £65 :eek:unnecessarily today - does that mean I am a failing mse'r too :rotfl::rotfl: what's worse is that I know I should regret it but don't yet!:o

doodledo_2

No you not failing like me, thats just a blip.

What was it something nice??

savingholmes

doodledo wrote: »

No you not failing like me, thats just a blip.

What was it something nice??

Well I started with cappuchino coffee and a ham and cheese toastie £5 - on my own in costa coffee while reading my psychologies magazine from a subscription paid for by Tesco clubcard

I then bought some books in a charity shop to help me relax probably another £2-3

I then went to look for some lavendar incense sticks and ended up spending £27 on some silver love heart earings - 2 on the end of a long bit of silver - so they dangle and move. A bit victoriana style - which I fell in love with. I then also bought some turquoise dangly earings for £12 - not sure if they are for me or for a present but really liked them. They were both from a one-off shop kind of place where they get one of a kind in but won't necessarily ever get any more the same. That's my excuse and I am sticking to it! My other excuse if I need one is that OH was supposed to get me jewellery for xmas and didn't as strangely by xmas eve all the nice stuff had gone!!!:rotfl:

So then went and got DD from school and came back into town so she could put her pocket money in the bank - she now has £53 in a building society account - really proud of her. She wanted to spend £1 in the Works - so I went in and spent £11 - £6 on books, £5 on unnecessary craft stuff. I then still wanted my incense sticks so went to a shop to try and get them - but they were out of stock so I spent another £10 or more on scented candles, magic colour change candles and other unnecessary stuff :rotfl:Still not quite regretting it - :eek: but it is these types of spend that have made up my debt and stop me paying it off quickly enough - so I should!:o

doodledo_2

Ahhh well all in all its not the end of the world. Make sure thats it for the month now though missy lol

savingholmes

doodledo wrote: »

Ahhh well all in all its not the end of the world. Make sure thats it for the month now though missy lol

Too right - at one point I started taking out just £5 a week for what I called unnecessary spends and leaving my cards at home - that worked well and I think I should probably try and go back to that!