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  • moneymabel
    moneymabel Posts: 7,910 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    well done cagne-ive just left a comment on your blog. Feeling sad now coz no-ones left a comment on my blog and its lonely boo-hoo lmao!!
    I've been to the post office and now I've got a headache so gonna have a cuppa before I tackle the housework :-(
  • Mrs_Money
    Mrs_Money Posts: 1,602 Forumite
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    I don't know if anyone else is interested but I found a children's short story competition on the competition thread being done by Nestle Munch Bunch- you just have to write an original children’s story, of your own creation, between 600-800 words, which begins with the opening line:

    “Once upon a Munch Time, there was a cow called Munch…”
    £1000 cash prize and ten £500 regional prizes.
    One of us may be lucky!
    LINKY
  • cagneuk
    cagneuk Posts: 450 Forumite
    moneymabel wrote: »
    well done cagne-ive just left a comment on your blog. Feeling sad now coz no-ones left a comment on my blog and its lonely boo-hoo lmao!!
    I've been to the post office and now I've got a headache so gonna have a cuppa before I tackle the housework :-(

    I would but it says comments closed, or am I looking in the wrong place. Your jewellery is very nice. My brother in law is geting married next year so I'll tell his girlfriend to have a look at your site.
    Who hosts your blog? I'm just using the free one from google so my choice in template etc is very limited.
    Would like to: Retire at 54. 19yrs .Clear mortgage by 50. 16yrs. Clear Secured debts by 43. 8yrs.Clear Unsecured debt by 39. 4yrs. Gain full control of my finances by 36. 1yr.Keep my head above water. Today.
    Dribble Diet: Starting weight(26/8): 18st 7lb:eek: current weight(08/11): 15st 11lb Ideal weight: 12st 7lb
  • moneymabel
    moneymabel Posts: 7,910 Forumite
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    Thanks cagne-lol, thanks for trying-i have no idea how it works!! It's a wordpress blog/site but my hosting is from 'webhostingbuzz'
  • nixinixi
    nixinixi Posts: 1,698 Forumite
    moneymabel wrote: »
    well done cagne-ive just left a comment on your blog. Feeling sad now coz no-ones left a comment on my blog and its lonely boo-hoo lmao!!
    I've been to the post office and now I've got a headache so gonna have a cuppa before I tackle the housework :-(


    When I looked before it wouldn't let me - or I would have done too!! (thought it was me being silly!)
    Life is a work in progress
  • cagneuk
    cagneuk Posts: 450 Forumite
    Mrs_Money wrote: »
    I don't know if anyone else is interested but I found a children's short story competition on the competition thread being done by Nestle Munch Bunch- you just have to write an original children’s story, of your own creation, between 600-800 words, which begins with the opening line:

    “Once upon a Munch Time, there was a cow called Munch…”
    £1000 cash prize and ten £500 regional prizes.
    One of us may be lucky!
    LINKY

    I won't be entering but it did remind me of recently when we had our little boy in for his 3 month injections. I was sitting in the waiting room with my daughter while my wife took him in and to keep her entertained I made up a story about a princess and two old ladies who visited a castle where there lived a king, a prince and a gatekeeper and they all fell in love and got married. It was much longer than this but that was the jist.
    When I had finished telling the story, a woman sitting in the waiting room next to us, got up and said that it was a brilliant story and that she had only stayed to hear the end of it and then off she went, she had already seen the doctor. pmsl.:rotfl:
    I couldn't believe it.
    Would like to: Retire at 54. 19yrs .Clear mortgage by 50. 16yrs. Clear Secured debts by 43. 8yrs.Clear Unsecured debt by 39. 4yrs. Gain full control of my finances by 36. 1yr.Keep my head above water. Today.
    Dribble Diet: Starting weight(26/8): 18st 7lb:eek: current weight(08/11): 15st 11lb Ideal weight: 12st 7lb
  • yellow3
    yellow3 Posts: 340 Forumite
    kitchen cleaned, banofee pie done (cant wait to eat it!), baby sleeping, living room cleaned, listed 4 items on ebay HALES....

    just got to clean bathroom and make the bed (yes bed still not made half past 2!)

    apparently car wont be done for 10 days aaarrrgghh!! got ebay stuff to post as well so will see if sister can give me a lift to the post office..
    one item was paid for days ago so got a feeling i may well get a neg for the delay in posting.
    LBM 14/9/11. Aqua paid off!
    Capital one [STRIKE]434.00[/STRIKE] 193.70
    Vanquis [STRIKE]1122.36[/STRIKE] 1112.21
    Loan [STRIKE]16505.36[/STRIKE] 15,780.27
    total...[STRIKE]18,492.00[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]18,061.72 [/STRIKE] 17,095.18:eek:
  • Awww, that's so nice :)
    Almost entered the Dave thing just to see if I got anywhere, but I don't fancy sending a video of myself and I've got no video equipment anyway.

    Will probably enter the Munch Bunch competition if I remember, huge amount of time before the deadline so no excuse not too really...

    Still no news from the course, which has made me anxious. No news from anywhere really, and no deliveries either. Sucky :(
    Signature down for maintenance :rotfl:
  • ikkleosu
    ikkleosu Posts: 546 Forumite
    I'm hvaing a stressed out about money day. Caused by checking our account this morning nad realising that even on a month with no council tax, hubby STIll ha managed to take us further into our overdraft. We are so near the end of the overdraft I know it cna't go on and he just seems utterly incapabale of living within a budget.

    What's getting me is that I KNOW I am sitting in the money that could have us living debt free!

    Our flat is worth at least £20,000 more than our mortgage. And I've seen flats which are in a much worse area of town but where I grew up, and I KNOW the area well and they are cheaper than our mortgage now. So theoretically we could sell this flat, make £20,000 profit, use that to clear out debts and buy a cheaper flat which is twice as big as this one (so we wouldn't be cramped with stuff and I could have an actual room to do my art in, instead of in the living room). But will hubby consider it? Noooooooooooo. He just says "It's something to consider if things get bad". uh? it already is bad.
  • Cagne - better, now how the hell do I follow it? Do I have to set up an account? Have so many I keep looking fron people on here that I think it is abou ttime I learned!

    I live by the sea now, its the forests, and hills that I want, seaside is overrated!
    turn £100 into £10000 in 2010 member #16 £567.68/£10,000 - :(

    I'm a wiggly worm, I'm a wiggly worm, how do you do, I love you, I'm wiggly worm!
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