A Payment a Day -Part Seven!

PigginSkint

OMG I don't know whether I am coming or going today!

Anyway, today's PADs are £5.26 to Evil Egg and £1.26 to Abominable Amex, making a total today of £6.52

true27

Thanks for the thoughts and hugs peeps, means alot.

Wish I'd started padding months ago, then I might be able to afford to go up for the funeral turns out Cornwall to North Lincolnshire isn't a cheap, nor easy journey. He was a total geek so maybe I'll be able to appear by webcam

gilligansyle

Afternoon all
thanks for offering to do the adding up keza.

I've been looking at my figures and doing the snowball thing; I always planned on overpaying Provident, but have overpaid it by more, which now means that potentially I could be DF this year! Ok its December this year, but its still this year.

Still feeling a bit down, keep on falling asleep. Need to get out and do something.

tomtombeanie

gilligansyle wrote: »

Still feeling a bit down, keep on falling asleep. Need to get out and do something.

roll on lighter days, eh?! i tried to organise a box of old cards, letters etc today but had to give up as everything i picked up made me cry - cards from the boys when they were tiny, letters from my nan and aunty (now gone), old school reports... sounds like lots of us aren't ourselves just now ...

sorry to hear about your mate, true - take care xxx

angelicmary85

Hopeful1 wrote: »

HiP is the Health in Pregnancy Grant the government gives all pregnant women now. I think it's meant to buy fruit and stuff, but i've yet to meet anyone that uses it for that purpose lol I put mine towards the pushchair.

It's not really for anything in paticular...it's a reward for seeing midwives/doctors during pregnancy

I put mine towards the silly council tax error. We wouldn't have got the double pushchair if Scottish Water hadn't admitted liability and they gave us £200 to say sorry.

Wesker

£150 to MBNA CC please

angelicmary85

you must live in the back and beyond, mary! i remember you saying it was an hour to asda as well (or was that an hour round trip?) we've everything on the doorstep, which has its pros and cons. i'd like to be a bit further out. someday...


Sometimes it feels the back and beyond but it's not really, we just don't have any shops here that stock stuff that the average human might need at some point - there's nothing but hotels, guest houses, a Tesco Metro, bookies, an electrical appliance shop, charity shop, the smallest Boots shop ever which is really rubbish, a tiny semi chem, newspaper shop, post office, bakery and half a dozen places to get your hair cut/waxed/toe nails filed :cool: so we need to travel to the nearest big city to get pretty much anything we need! The glue that he needs is only 99p from Toymaster but he 'had to have it today' so 'didn't want to order it online because that takes too long'...men, who'd have em??

ASDA is a 2hr round trip, it can sometimes take longer if you get stuck behind a tractor

Silaqui

Hopeful1 wrote: »

:eek: For once i'm speechless lol :rotfl:

LOL you lot have such dirty minds! I was only talking about my windscreen :A:D

I'm going to push the boat out today and pad £1 please (only because I've run out of 20p's in my purse )

Off to check on my slow cooked curry now - although I'm starting to wonder if it's a good idea to have curry being as I shall be sweating it out in the gym later - feel sorry for the people next to me! Maybe I should go swimming instead?

Have a good evening everyone
x

saorsie

A lovely PAD of £23.12 for me today - £17 to Debenhams, £3.35 to M&S Money (can't even remember what I bought - bad bad person!) £1.65 to beloved VSP and £1.02 to change pots

-s-

rictus123

Im wanting to pay something off