TPAs It started off as a 2009 NYR - time moves on - I need to be MF by mid. 2012!

Tesco_points_addict

New page:j

I have done all my mystery shops but so far have one typed one of them up:eek:. Came on here and got distracted by you lot!:p

Didn't know what to do with my hair today, I norally just get up but a brish through it and tie it back, today I had to titivate it!:rotfl:

Got up at half past four this morning, chaps car from two doors down has been going off everynight for the past week, at 4.30am I had had enough, I rang the bell and knocked until he came to the door:eek: In fairness to him he was mortified, is obviously a heavy sleeper, (unlike me and the lady next door, who has also been kept awake) and had not heard a thing, despite the car be under his open bedroom window:eek:. When I got back into bed hubby said 'I thought you had gone to make toast'..idiot!

SF had to sleep in our bedroom last night, woke up to find him snoring (almost as loud as hubby) under the quilt - thank goodness I bathed him last night).

Oh well, best go and get curry n beer:rotfl:sorry could not resist:p

Off to write up my mystery shops realy!

TPAx

cha97michelle

Home made curry and wine here.

I guess i am kind of being good by making the curry myself.

TallGirl

Well done on all the Mystery Shops you have spured me back into it got signed up for 9 done 2 of them today. Which ones do you use I only use Retail Eyes and Grassroots (hardly ever had any jobs). Got my first hotel on next month shame it is in my own town but still should be fun.

Good luck with the kitchen we need loads of pictures please.

Tesco_points_addict

cha97michelle wrote: »

Home made curry and wine here.

I guess i am kind of being good by making the curry myself.

I am going to take hubby out for a pub meal tonight, he really fancies a steak and I cannot russel one of those up in the microwave:rotfl:We have both been working really hard, him with the kitchen and me with mystery shopping so I think we deserve a few hours out, although what we are going to do with SF I don't know, if we kleave him in any room other than the kitchen he chews things:eek: I might be really lady like and have a pint of budweiser with my meal:D

TPAx

cha97michelle

I've not been working as hard as you. I was gardening for a bit this afternoon, although i spent a lot of it leaning on the garden fence chatting to my next door neighbour in typical northern style though. Useful however, as she has an electric nit comb she wants to give me, and i am going to give her some bits my 2 have outgrown for her grandson. And she also said she wouldn't mind restitching the hems on my curtains with her sewing machine.

Enjoy your time out. I just want to collapse on the settee i'm afraid tonight.

Radish72

Me and OH after seeing the mortgage advisor (not much help) went for a few beers and then got a curry to bring home

I'm on here and BF snoring on sofa, which means more wine for me :j


Hope you had a good night out and enjoyed the steaks

gallygirl

Radish72 wrote: »

Me and OH after seeing the mortgage advisor (not much help) went for a few beers and then got a curry to bring home

I'm on here and BF snoring on sofa, which means more wine for me :j


Hope you had a good night out and enjoyed the steaks

Ahem ..........

Last night I had a low fat chicken casserole, lots of veg, washed down with a lovely cup of tea :A

Tesco_points_addict

I had 'Hunters Chicken' and two pints of lager:beer:! Slept well:rotfl:. Hubby had a mixed grill with the addition of white pudding (I googled it and am quite glad I didn't eat it, although I am happy to eat black pudding:p)

I booked all those mystery shops for yesterday as I thought the klitchen chap would be here, he took the day off, but has come today instead..oh what to do with myself:(.

cha, you always work more than me, you forget I don't have children, I could never do what you do. Have you thought about signing up to emysteryshopper, they do internet based work, can be done what ever time of day or night that suits, a little boring at times but this month a earnt £36 with them, in all adds up in the MFW quest, and fits around the family. Somemonths I have earnt more some less depending how many jobs I pick up.

GG you are truely saintly:T

Radish pass over the wine you greedy thing!:rotfl:

Tallgirl I am signed up with Grassroots; love them but don't get many jobs, perhaps four a month from them, RE ; pain in the posterior but pretty regular jobs, GFK; normally pretty straight forward as long as you avoid the phone ones, pay quiet well and a fair amount of work, just joined ESA; seems to be a fair amount of work with them, TERN; not a lot of work but good when it comes along, TNS; fairly regular straight forward work, GAP; poorly paid but very straight forward work, ABAi; love them fairly regular work and pay via cash in the post:eek: Optimum; again not very regular but some of their work is phone calls and emails so van be done from home, Bare; only ever done one job for them:rotfl:emysteryshopper; all home based internet jobs, can be borring but can be done whilst you are watching the tv! I think thats them all for now!

OK off to finally order my kettle.

TPAx

twinklie

I can't get the emysteryshopper site to work. That one would be perfect for me as well! Gutted.

gallygirl

Tesco_points_addict wrote: »

GG you are truely saintly:T

Surely you mean I am truely hungry