A Payment a Day -Part Seven!

euronorris

PAD of 53 Euro's to savings. Rate of 0.8647, giving 45.83 GBP

Gotta run, more tears from my friend

nickynoo08

Morning all,
Woo hoo its pay day:j
Pad today £14.77 to loan.
Once my bills have been paid on the 1st i should be able to make some decent pads next week, yay

kashton_2

PAD of £30 this morning, this will cover today, sat and sun, back on monday with more xx

MinniMe_2

PAD £5 towards Halicrap CC

MASSIVE hugs to those feeling down - it gets better

jo41

Morning all,
sorry I have been AWOL but have stil been PADing so please put me down for £200 which pays off my FF will now be PADing to savings:D
Thanks Green for your totalling.
Hope everyone is ok.
Off to catch up with posts!
Jo x

Greenbynature

Yesterday's total was another fantastic £3,457.74:T:T:T

Greenbynature

Hi all

Flower - I sympathise with you about the sentencing - The drink driver who killed my friend got a poxy 4 years - he was drugged upto the eyeballs as well and was already banned! had no insurance, no mot and no tax!!! My friend had just bought a new house with his partner and their young son! Where's the justice??? If the git had robbed a bank he'd have got 20 years!! so to me money is more important than a life in the justice system of this country! :mad:


Angelic - the woman who you think is lazy in Davina's dvd's is doing the easy version for beginners to copy if they find Davina's moves to strenuous!!

Pad today is £1.47 ISA and £5 cap1 cc

£6.47

angelicmary85

Mac -

Apparently, the seats weakening after a crash isn't always the case which is why I called it over the top nonsense.

I don't think that patronising me by calling my thinking outdated is going to change my mind on the subject.

You have absulutely no business implying that I do not take the safety of my children seriously, the baby seat was fitted and the other one was checked by a member of staff in Mothercare so they do 'fit correctly'

I'm not going to discuss this any further with you.

macgirl

Flower08 wrote: »

Which is exactly why i am so disgusted. He drove after spending the night drinking, he then killed an innocent bystander. Your right they do completely leave emotion out of it - which is fair enough really. But in my mind hes basically a murderer, and he could be walking the streets within 3 or 4 years if he behaves himself in prison, whats more he will be driving again :mad:

Flower Hun, I think the "sentence" that he will carry around for the rest of his life will be far worse

He will have the memory of what he has done with him forever. Every time I see the advert with the little boy that's been killed by the speeding driver, it sickens me, but that must what it feels like.

I'm sorry, I know that won't make you feel better, but prison will be no joy ride and even when he's out - his suffering won't end.

Hugs to you xx

macgirl

angelicmary85 wrote: »

Mac -

Apparently, the seats weakening after a crash isn't always the case which is why I called it over the top nonsense.

I don't think that patronising me by calling my thinking outdated is going to change my mind on the subject.

You have absulutely no business implying that I do not take the safety of my children seriously, the baby seat was fitted and the other one was checked by a member of staff in Mothercare so they do 'fit correctly'

I'm not going to discuss this any further with you.

:eek: I'm REALLY sorry I offended you!!!! That was sincerely not my intention AT ALL. It is absolutely your business.

I wasn't implying that you didn't take your kid's safety seriously, but saying you didn't see the difference between putting your kids in a car seat or just with a car seat belt?!?!

You are very forceful with your language at times, so I didn't think you were that sensitive....wow I am shocked.