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Guilt trip!!!
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mom23 wrote:But my debt's may be here a lot longer than my mum!!!
i second doddles, please please please go and enjoy the time with your mum, yes you will have an extra month added to your debt free date but i think you hit the nail on the head with that last sentance, your mum cannot wait, your debts can
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Yes good wishes from me too. You should go and have a lovely time and forget your troubles while youre away.The forest would be very silent if no birds sang except for the birds that sang the best0
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I couldn't agree more with what everyone has said. My mum died last November and it makes you realize whats important. Your family are the most important thing in the world and you should def get away with your mum.
Also by paying cash you haven't increased your debt as you paid cash so thats allowed lol0 -
Hi
Lovely to see you on here again---how are things??
Hope you have a fab holiday---you do right--you deserve it!!
I will give you a ring before I come down to stay with DD
hopefully get to meet up xxxSealed pot challenge 7...my number is 2144.....started Nov 29th ....0 -
Wow thanks for all the lovely replies.
I do feel less guilty now(,everything has been booked in true MSE way, cashback sites etc and i have sold loads on ebay!!)
Big ((Hugs)) to both Doodles and sickofhavingnomoney as it is still all very new and i can really feel for you.
Hi Gilly yes give us a bell before you come down for the grad and we can try and meet up!!
Thanks again you lovely lot!!!! xx0 -
Just had to register to add my two-penneth worth! In the past I've gone on hols with my mum and I've got some great memories from them. She's now terminally ill and I doubt I'll have the chance again. Grab the chance while you can. As for your DFD, don't worry, a month is nothing in the scheme of things.January grocery challenge £150
Spent: £83.23:eek:0 -
Joyce's_Daughter wrote:Just had to register to add my two-penneth worth! In the past I've gone on hols with my mum and I've got some great memories from them. She's now terminally ill and I doubt I'll have the chance again. Grab the chance while you can. As for your DFD, don't worry, a month is nothing in the scheme of things.
Hi Joyce's Daughter
Thanks for that!! and a big welcome to MSE as you can see they are a lovely lot!!
Big (((Hugs))) to you ,it must be very hard to see your mum like that i don't think it matters what age you are we all need our mums!!:grouphug:
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Go and have a great time.
My parents are elderly too and I know they will go soon, so every Friday I take them shopping and make them laugh even though I don't have to. Time with family is more important than anything.Organised people are just too lazy to look for things
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