Rictus uh oh the weekends running out thread

LouiseJ

Do long walks help get rid of hangovers?

Please say yes.

scaredy_cat

LouiseJ wrote: »

Do long walks help get rid of hangovers?

Please say yes.

no, a big greasy fry up, with fried bread, black pudding,chips and beans...

LouiseJ

scaredy_cat wrote: »

no, a big greasy fry up, with fried bread, black pudding,chips and beans...

I havent got the queasy hangover but the no energy, bit dizzy with a stonking headache type of hangover.

I dont do grease either:p

rictus123

ghostmadlittlemiss wrote: »

Same here. Yeah, I have regrets about things I can't afford to do but I also feel so much better buying things out of my own money instead of on a card. I'm ignoring the fact that it's the bank's money, through my overdraft, and the government's and university's, through my student loan and bursary. Even my wages were from the uni. (It still hurts to type that )
Kayleigh

Exactly. So much better to buy things with your own money. Loan sharks make soo much from the buy now pay later attitude. Come back on here in 3 years i wonder where everyone will be? There will be less mortgage free wannabees and the people on the loan board now will be on here, everyone on here will have started up a little saving club as the saving board is so quiet....i know one thing for sure im going to use every little bit of info iv learned from here to get myself an emergency fund saved up, the best deals around for everything from car insurance to xmas pressies to gas bills. Iv had such an early lesson im so grateful :T

scaredy_cat

you are probably dehydrated then, drink some water, and have you got any vit tablets?

Butti

LouiseJ wrote: »

I havent got the queasy hangover but the no energy, bit dizzy with a stonking headache type of hangover.

I dont do grease either:p

Fresh air might help along with a couple of huge painkillers. Main solution is time.....so I'd recommend going back to bed!

B

sallyx

ah Lou...fresh air followed by big glass of water, some paracetamol and an orange.

sallyx

One of B's school friends mums has just called and asked if we would like to go to the cinema with them this afternoon as they have free passes Yes please...so off to see the Princess and the frog...have made chocolate rice krispie cakes and filled the bottle up with juice so don't need to spend any money

ghostmadlittlemiss

rictus123 wrote: »

Exactly. So much better to buy things with your own money. Loan sharks make soo much from the buy now pay later attitude. Come back on here in 3 years i wonder where everyone will be? There will be less mortgage free wannabees and the people on the loan board now will be on here, everyone on here will have started up a little saving club as the saving board is so quiet....i know one thing for sure im going to use every little bit of info iv learned from here to get myself an emergency fund saved up, the best deals around for everything from car insurance to xmas pressies to gas bills. Iv had such an early lesson im so grateful :T

It's definitely best to find out young. Now that I've lost my job, I don't see myself clearing the cards that fast but I know I've got my life ahead of me. I can get a job after graduating, pay off my cards and overdraft and then save for a deposit on a house. I don't feel like I have to spend every penny I've got to make myself happy.
Kayleigh

Ames

Well done Becky and Sally!

Rictus, it's made a big difference to me too. Although I still get to the end of the month and worry about my debt money, because I've forgotten I put it aside at the beginning of the month. So many years of that sinking feeling have made it instinctive I think.

Well, fake moussaka is in the slow cooker, I've got a big thing of beef mince too. I think I'll do a chilli with it, and then a veg curry after that. What can I put in the chilli to bulk it out, I've got chopped toms, baked beans, but what else? I've got some chick peas but they're more of a curry thing.