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5 OS Pleasures in your Day Today part 2
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1. Going through the budget and allocating set amounts for different purposes. I've managed to allocate a little going-out/having fun money.
2. Enjoying the evening with my cats watching "Endeavor" on iplayer with the log burner lit.its nice and cosy
3. Put some lovely fluffy barley straw in the stables this morning,the horses are contentedly munching their hay,in out of the wind on deep soft straw beds.
4.had a simple vegatarian dinner,a nice change from the recent meat fest over the holidays
5. A friend invited us round for a meal, date to be arranged,but sometime this month---lovely.0 -
Evening all,
Sheeeeesh! What a miserable day... It was so dark all morning.
1) Wandered into town to print some photos... Which came to about £90:eek:... But the quality was really poor so I complained and they agreed to send them off to the lab to be printed properly and this would also be a lot cheaper. Phew!!! I just don't get why they are happy to let people print such dreadful quality. I suppose most people wouldn't complain...
2) NSD
3) Nice to catch up with various colleagues who have been on holiday
4) Did a big wash of dark clothes which are now drying
5) Did ironing... Which is fairly unheard of for me!
6) Arranged 2 house viewings for tomorrow
7) Yummy burger for supper (HM obviously)
8) Registered with my new GP
Nighty night night
LMan plans and God laughs...Perhaps travel cannot prevent bigotry. But by demonstrating that all people cry, laugh, eat, worry and die, it introduces the idea that if we try to understand each other, we may even become friends.0 -
Evening all.
I hope everyone's still there and no-one's blown away!
1) There were no cars around when a gust of wind blew me off the pavement and in to the road on my way to work this morning. :eek:
2) Arg0s have agreed to let me collect my new CD player tomorrow as I couldn't make it in to town today - it was too wet, too windy, and the road was closed because the windows were blowing out of one of the university buildings in the city centre. :eek::eek: It gave us something interesting to watch from the office, but I felt so sorry for the poor policemen directing traffic in that weather.
3) Amazingly, my garden fence is still upright - I was certain it would be in pieces by the time I got home.
4) Found another pot of RTC brandy cream to go with my HM ginger cake. :drool:
5) Watching a documentary about the Great Barrier Reef, which the mog was very interested in - I was having difficulty convincing him not to try hunting a televised shark. :rotfl:
Have a good, safe evening, all.Back after a very long break!0 -
1. NSD
2 Walking back from work, and it stopped raining for me
3. Yummy HMcake made by cook at work.
4. Winning freebie on the Nivea site
5. HM shepards pie for tea all ready when I got in from my mammouth 11hr work day!0 -
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Evening everyone :hello:
I've had a training day in school today and the children are back tomorrow. DH started his new job too! :beer:
My 5 for today:
1) Tried a new route to work today. Could potentially save me 50miles per week in petrol & depreciation BUT it's alot more stressful getting onto the A1...
2) £2.54 cashback showing as pending for DH's new (sale) suit from M&S.
3) Lakeland catalogue arrived today. Very moneysaving as it will be looked at and leafed through without any purchase.
4) Trip to Tesco ended up with me buying lamb, pork and chicken at reduced, yellow sticker, prices. Portioned up and now in the freezer for when required!
5) DH has discovered that, through his new job, he is able to get discounts at a number of different shops, will get a free eyetest and £40 contribution to new glasses. He last had new frames 5 and a half years ago for our wedding!
Off to read my book! Night all. xxxSealed Pot Challenge #021 #8 975.71 #9 £881.44 #10 £961.13 #11 £782.13 #12 £741.83 #13 £2135.22 #14 £895.53 #15 £1240.40 #16 £1805.87 #17 £1820.01 declared0 -
Chicken I'm on the mend thank you
. It annoys me not being able to breathe
so I try to ignore it (the ci, not trying to breathe!)
CCP so pleased you're okay and as you said, no traffic was around :eek:. Someone was watching over you at that moment
Kittikins how lovely to have your DD back, it's nice for them to go on holiday but better when they come home again
Ladyhawk I used to joke and say 'please explain ironing'? But lately I'm quite enjoying it - is it an age thing, I wonder?
1. Pleased to be able to stay in during this horrid weather, sorry for everyone who's back to work etc though
2. Surprisingly, no heating on today. I think it's thanks to the HA putting in masses of loft insulation, and me bubble wrapping the windows I don't/can't open and putting hm heat reflectors behind all the outside wall radiators. Will be interested to see my bills after the winter period
3. Tidied the card drawer and now have one big bag of Christmas cards and another of birthday cards. I shan't be buying any more for years!
4. Just watching Biggest Loser. I do feel for the people on the programme and thank goodness for the OS weight loss challenge which helps me so much.
5. Not OS but very much needed, bought a steam carpet cleaner at half price. With oatmeal carpets throughout I'm fed up with hands and knees scrubbing when the furry things traipse mud in from the garden
Night night
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Hi everyone well my 5 for today
1: Woke up nice and Early and made Hubby porridge before he went to work
2: Did all the house work got down the decs and did tidying
3: Bulked out lunch with my hm bread pudding
4: Went into town with my mum and children and had a look around I did not spend much money only brought food in Home bargains as I heard it was good in there went for a look around and was not disappointed
5: Got lots of oppsies in sainsburys pork chops 1 pound and lots more got enough food to last a week bulked out with veggies for 19 pounds pound sign not working.
I feel tomo is going to be a very strange day with little boy and first born is off to preschool they grow up so fastFebruary GC £261.97/24 NSDS 10/12
march 300/290 NSD 12/6
ARPIL 300/ 238.23 NSD'S 10/30 -
Evening
Sparrer - Glad you are on the mend
Pleasures for today,
1. Ladyhawk it must be the day for ironing as I did a huge pile before work this morning, though some of it was just strategic folding (ie. OH work t-shirts);)
2. Packed lunches made for OH and me. I was so glad I had taken lunch with me today as it was pouring down at lunchtime and really didn't like the idea of going out.
3. More free books downloaded onto the Kindle.
4. Managed to get some free tickets for Feb half term to take DD to see Harry Hill's TV burp which she loves.
5. NSD
6. One of my favourite meals for dinner of Crispy Chilli Chicken with cashew nut rice:drool:
Hugs to all who need one or just want one0 -
1. Felt up to a bit of housework today, sorted out the small bedroom as we had just chucked the decorations etc in there the other day, managed to get it all boxed up and put away.
2. Picked my teen up and he spent the day with me, he spent most the time here watching 24.
3. Easy peasy tea tonight. A beef mince casserole and a leek and potato soup, with home baked bread.
4. Avoiding for the third day running, spending any money!
5. Just had a rum,age in freezer drawer and found some edibles id made for christmas, the chocolate covereed marzipan sweeties taste nice even when frozen:)
Bonus ball: sorted all my christmas cards and birthday cards etc out today so i now know i have more than enough for giving to people in 2012Every penny's a prisoner!
GC January £14.01/£100
Jan NSD's 4/150
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