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Making March Memorable with the NSD Method!
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2 NSD under my belt so far:D It have been 3 if I hadn't owed a colleague £2 from January! So, 2 down 8 to go:DMarch NSD 6/10
PaD Challenge £20
Sealed Pot Challenge
Capital One £1643.55 9/2/10
Egg CC £2969.04 27/2/100 -
yesterday was NSD and today will be too as dont need anything, need to catch up on housework boooo and dooyoo reviews (slacking there this week)
so 3 for me so farMPs left feb '08 276- Dec 13 36 :T MB Jan 10 ~ £82,377 Dec 13 ~ £29987
EMFD was Feb 32 :eek: NOW Dec 2013 its Dec 2016
MF new target Dec 16 REACHED!! :j0 -
Just realised I had a nsd yesterday without even thinking about it :j so I'm up to four.
If I'm sneaky and get the oh to buy me a few things today I might get me another oneThe debtWILLbegone - taking it 1% at a time
Grand Total Owed: [STRIKE]£11,000[/STRIKE]£9962 Kicking the evil HBOS card's butt: [STRIKE]£4920[/STRIKE]£4495
1% (£50) at a time member #121 - 11/100
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Nipping in now and declaring today as an NSD..been into town for a free qigong session and left my purse at home...result!! :j
I don't plan on going out other than working in the garden and walking the dog...it's a lovely day again here...and even a bit warmer than yesterday!
Have a great weekend everyone, keep picking up those NSDs!
13 projects in 2013: 7/13
Cross-stitch Club Member no 13
Weight loss since 24/06/2012: 30lb
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Didn't realise this would be so difficult! this is my first time doing this challenge, and I thought I would start small, with 10 days, but so far have only managed one!
There have been a couple of unexpected things this week, but will try to catch up next week, by planning my shopping better.Need to lose 23lb, but need help!:( DFW Weightwatcher: 5lb/26lbDecluttered in Feb - 49/100, Mar - 82/100
Decluttered in April - 0/100
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NSD today'We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars' - Oscar Wilde0
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Though I will totally blame you if the Grease soundtrack is stuck in my head for the rest of the day!solventsoon wrote: »Curlygirl, love the lyrics (how long did that take you?) but, more importantly, love the introduction to cashback. I've never tried it but encouraged to have a look now - thanks
I cheated. Cut and pasted and then just edited. Re Cashback. Read the MSE article first - think it's in the shopping bit. The cashback isn't automatic (you wait a month or so) or 100% guaranteed (sometimes things go blip) - and you have to clear your cookies (on your PC that is) first. But I think its deffo worth it!
curlygirl - would you believe we moved south to get there ...we lived in Orkney before that..now there's my favourite place in the world!!! As for trees...not many about up there either as it is far too windy!! My dad still lives in Keiss and has 40 year-old sycamore trees that are only 5 feet tall...so only bushes really!!
I also looked at a picture of Keiss when I was googling and yes it does strike me as a windy place. Very exposed. The old castle hasn't fared too well has it. Exposed but beautiful and if I was a millionairess and didn't have to work then I would ship my folks and my sisters and their other halves and my lovely nieces and live in a beautiful and remote place. And keep sheep. Oh and some cute little pigs (They all look like Babe right?). But I'd have to hire someone to look after them as I can't even manage my nieces nappy without gagging and eyes watering, never mind flipping lambing season. Do Tesco Online deliver to the Orkneys?
Errrm yes so not a NSD for me today. 38, main hobby is watching telly and I've just been out and bought a ruddy thermal vest. It's all down hill from here.
Should fare better tomorrow as nothing to spend money on. May go for a walk (major down point to living in 'convenient' urban sprawl is that it's a bit of a drive to get to somewhere nice) but not sure yet. Need to get off my @rse because I've noticed I'm becoming ridiculously unfit (mainly due to inbred lazy-ness and doing the 9-5 in an office) and consequently feel like an old woman. Which reminds me ..............hope you feel better soon Coffeeholic0 -
Well this is my 2nd NSD of March so far :j !!
Have a good evening everyone. K x0% overdraft runs out 30/06/10: £577.17/£1000; PAD: £495.99; NSD: March 8/15;Crazy Clothes Challenge 2010: £0/£100;Bring Lunches to Work Challenge: March 4/11;£1 jar: ???? - I'm consciously trying not to keep a count of what goes into my £1 jar. Looking forward to a nice surprise when I open it... end of June 20100 -
Managed a NSD today - I think that is four this month so far!!!0
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Hi all
I'm in a quandary. Did an MS job today, so bought unnecessary things. But this was necessary to complete the assignment :think:. After all i'll be reimbursed and get a fee payment on top.
Oh to hell with it, i'm claiming an NSD.
Hope you don't mind Solvent. Don't tell BigMumma
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:beer:Sealed Pot Challenge member no:918
NSD VSP member no 52
£365 in 365 days
Debt £5000, started DMP with CCCS Feb 20100
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