Stupid, unrealistic and many other things

bloojeans

Verbatim wrote: »

Hi BJ,
Of course i'm praising you, wouldn't dare to kick the other! And yes I've been out of debt for over two years now. I worried so much about paying it off I could feel my heart contracting (?). I wondered if that is in part what caused my heart problems which became apparent around the same time. So don't worry whatever you do!.
I so love it here (dfw) that I haven't moved away! I make the occasional sortie over to old style but feel at home here.

Hiya Verbatim, well done fabulous job, you must feel free as bird. The problem with me is, it doesnt worry me !!!! yes im sick of robbing peter to pay paul, running out of money and borrowing money to get by but it does not worry me at all. Not sure if that makes sense ????. And if i'll never worry about it, will i be able to sort it out?????

Bloo x

bloojeans

p.s. Verbatim Im here for the rest of my life. Its whats keeping me going at the moment. I want to be able to post to newbies next year. I was where you are and if i can do it anyone can.

Bloo x

Verbatim

You'll get there!

Gemqueen

bloojeans wrote: »

All well up to now, tomorrow will be a latte test as I am taking my mam shopping. and I need to go to the craft shop as "i am making my friends christmas present" I have got and photograph album, i am going to decorate it and fill it with her and me pics of what we have done over the years.

Bloo x

What a great idea for a christmas pressie Bloo! GL for tomorrow on your latte test! Can't wait for yr next update!

GQ xx

bloojeans

hiya, back home after shopping trip. total spent £2.43 on bread milk and tea. no latte, missed it though but i didnt die. nothing spent at the craft shop. Mam make cards and said she had lots of bits and bobs i could decorate album with. Fabulous. Not looking at spending any more money today.

2.5 days to pay day

Bloo x

redsquirrel80

Congrats on the latte-free trip! :T

bloojeans

redsquirrel80 wrote: »

Congrats on the latte-free trip! :T

:T Once I get home, put kelltle on and had a coffee, The "i missed my latte" feeling had completly gone, and i saved £4ish. Next latte' test date Friday.

Bl;);) x

bloojeans

bloojeans wrote: »

:T Once I get home, put kelltle on and had a coffee, The "i missed my latte" feeling had completly gone, and i saved £4ish. Next latte' test date Friday.

Bl;);) x

In fact Friday is ONE BIG TEST DAY ON EVERYTHING


Bl;);) x

Butti

It's always the sentimental pressies that mean the most. Last year I did my friend's family tree for her 40th. She loved it and it cost me about £14.

B

bloojeans

Butti wrote: »

It's always the sentimental pressies that mean the most. Last year I did my friend's family tree for her 40th. She loved it and it cost me about £14.

B

Hiya Butti, (I think of chips when i see your name sorreeeeeee) I must admit, i feel like a bit of a skinflint. I know she will have bought me a expensive present, ive been down the root of, just spend so much on each other ect but its a waste of time. So i have decied to to do what i want and let her waste her money ( says her who is money savvy now :rolleyes:), Hence im feeling a bit iffy about it. i know she will like it as we love to spend time together and we always getting into scrapes and taking photo's. Its just me i guess with the home made cheap thought in my head.

Bl;);)x