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wantabetterlife wrote: »Post away Ihatedida, at least i know i am not talking to myself and i love to here about everyone else's progress too:j.
That must be a nightmare with the neighbours, i am sure it causes an awful atmosphere for you. I think sometimes people underestimate how important it is to have good neighbours. At least thats another incentive for you to get rid of the mortgage, i think it gives us all so much more freedom of choice. Well done on the o/p, porsha pig is obviously doing the trick:T.
Got a bit carried away in tescos today, the girl was just filling up the whoopsie shelf as i passed...........so i couldnt resist a bargain......on the plus side the two freezers are full to bursting:D.
Going to a friends house for dinner tomorrow night and i have to say i am so looking forward to getting a meal cooked for me, for a change:D
Have a good weekend everyone
WABL
Just rang for an updated balance (its now becoming an obsession - think I might need to start my own thread!) - its now £125,769.41
A meal cooked for you...wow thats a treat (and deserves the extra cash you'll be saving to be added to the piglet!!!!) - have a lovely night tonight! :T0 -
Just a quick update folks as i have been a bit quiet lately.....
Have had a miscarriage at 11 weeks and just trying to get my head round it at the minute.........trying to focus on the the two perfect children that i do have and i am so grateful for them.
The MFW thing has obviously taken a back seat for the time being but hopefully will be feeling better soon.
Hope everyone is doing ok.
WABLCredit card £4461.15Home mortgage £137117Buy to let mortgage £83,0000 -
My thoughts are with you both. Look after yourself and take care. We will be here when you are ready to come back xxxMortgage Free as of 31/5/11 :j:j:j:j:j:j:j0
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I really am so sorry to hear your news. Am thinking of you
xxxTotal (Aug 19):€58,567 Now:€26,947
DFD:Nov 22/June 22
Mortgage: €199,712
MFD: March 2042/July 20340 -
Awwwww that's really awful. Sorry to hear that and am sending you a bug hug
Look after yourself
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Awww.....I'm really sorry to hear that - make sure you make plenty of time for yourself - big hugs xx0
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((HUGS)) to you WABL and your DHCurrently studying for a Diploma - wish me luck
Phase 1 - Emergency Fund - Complete :j
Phase 2 - £20,000 Mortgage Fund - Underway0 -
aww hun I am so sorry to hear your news, hugs to you all xxMPs left feb '08 276- Dec 13 36 :T MB Jan 10 ~ £82,377 Dec 13 ~ £29987
EMFD was Feb 32 :eek: NOW Dec 2013 its Dec 2016
MF new target Dec 16 REACHED!! :j0 -
Thank you everyone for your messages, you are all such a lovely bunch :A. Things are going ok, had a good talk with oh last night (and a good cry) and feel a lot better and more positive now.
The food budget has completely went off the rails as we have practically lived in the local chippy or KFC all week, so i have decided that march will be new start on the budget.
We have a severe lack of storage in our house and there is nowhere to put anything and it is driving me crazy:mad: .
Me and oh set out yesterday with the plan of buying a £50 chest of drawers out of argos, but got a tad carried away and ended up in a furniture manufacturing showroom and spent over £1000 on bedroom furniture :eek:.
I know it is a lot of money but we have spent so much over the years on crappy wardrobes and drawers that the a** falls out of that i could scream- i think everyone has bought these flatpack sets at some stage...........maybe its the way me and oh build them .....:rotfl::rotfl:.
So i am classing this purchase as a longterm investment:D
There are quite a few bills that need paying this month but i really want to be on target for the MFiT-T2 challenge so will do my best to keep up the overpayments. Total overpayments for February were £240 .
Thanks again everyone
WABLCredit card £4461.15Home mortgage £137117Buy to let mortgage £83,0000 -
wantabetterlife wrote: »We have a severe lack of storage in our house and there is nowhere to put anything and it is driving me crazy:mad: .
Me and oh set out yesterday with the plan of buying a £50 chest of drawers out of argos, but got a tad carried away and ended up in a furniture manufacturing showroom and spent over £1000 on bedroom furniture :eek:.
I know it is a lot of money but we have spent so much over the years on crappy wardrobes and drawers that the a** falls out of that i could scream- i think everyone has bought these flatpack sets at some stage...........maybe its the way me and oh build them .....:rotfl::rotfl:.
So i am classing this purchase as a longterm investment:D
You're right about the furniture. Bet you can't wait until it arrives:T Enjoy:D0
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