A Payment a Day -Part Seven!

PigginSkint

angelicmary85 wrote: »

A bra at 8?! She'll be getting some 'embaressing' attention from he boys when she gets to high school!! :rotfl:

euronorris wrote: »

Yeah, I had to get my first at 9 and the 'embarrassing attention' started at primary school! I was the youngest in my family with this though. My sisters both started around the 11/12 I think.

I also started wearing a bra at 9 - all the boys at school thought it was great fun to ping the strap at the back!

newmum1

Hi all £56 to cc
£70 to arrears
£130 ct arrears
total £256

PigginSkint

saorsie wrote: »

WOW PS - you have had a week of it - hope all goes well with your op - it sounds like it's sorely <literally> needed.

Thanks - excuse the pun but I feel like I am in good hands now (unlike when I went to A&E - no local anaesthetic and no tweezers! :eek:)

mswan

Hi all, £10.56 Pad today, check in later to catch up

kashton_2

Sneaked in a PAD of £50 today, got some of the money i am owed so its going straight where i owe..in one hand, out the other huh?

angelicmary85

Evening Padders,

Just popped in to say hi!

Piggin I was sorry to read about uncle but happy that your hand will finally be fixed!

Gilli it sounds like your childminding HV was a nightmare, I don't understand why people have so much authority over what does/doesn't happen to kids...the parents always know best (even when it's not the best!)

mooomin

Morning all!

£1 again for me today please. I think that this will be my PAD amount for a while....!

Paulgonnabedebtfree

£10.07 today for me

musogirl295

£12.02 for me today please

Muso x

gilligansyle

angelicmary85 wrote: »

Gilli it sounds like your childminding HV was a nightmare, I don't understand why people have so much authority over what does/doesn't happen to kids...the parents always know best (even when it's not the best!)

Interfering busybodies :mad: As soon as he was old enough he went to nursery where he was so much happier.
piggin skint you have had a dreadful week. Sending you dodgy virtual hugs.


Is anybody else really superstitious? My purse broke yesterday, the zip went and it's too difficult/not worth the bother to fix. But my nan always said it was unlucky to buy a purse for yourself. For now I have a little coin purse I use when I go out, and a wallet I use on holiday, but will have to wait until July for my birthday for a new purse. May be a bit too long really.

Anyway as a result of said purse breaking, I have put all the change that contributed to its demise into my slummy jar, so £3.55 please keza. I can't believe there was that much silver in it, and thats without the £15 in pound coins.

On a completely separate issue, I need neighbours for my farm please so if anyone want neighbours please pm me.

Ta