Old geezers and gal's close to retirement on dmp's.!!

sashanut

thewad wrote: »

Where do you girls get them cheap rooms from that Sashanut was talking about?

Regards
The Wad
:beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer:

Hi theWad

They are on the travelodge website now ....they just released rooms (from £9 p/n) from 28th Aug-28th Nov, went on sale at 6am. They also have some in Spain & Ireland as well although I haven't ever tried those! There is a thread rating various t/lodges, I haven't really had a bad one - yet:D

Makes for a cheap break away as £9 is also for a family room, no food inc though. Good luck if you decide to go for one.:T

elsie52

I've just got a family room in Durham for £19...for 29th July.:T:T

elsie52

In fact in total I have got 5 nights accommodation for 2 adults and 2 children for the last week in July for £151....total....that includes breakfast for 2 mornings as well...

Good deals for us MSE folks.

sashanut

elsie52 wrote: »

In fact in total I have got 5 nights accommodation for 2 adults and 2 children for the last week in July for £151....total....that includes breakfast for 2 mornings as well...

Good deals for us MSE folks.

elsie52 wrote: »

I've just got a family room in Durham for £19...for 29th July.:T:T

WTG Elsie - and my first ever multi-quote woohoo:j:j:j

I just forced myself to dig out some stuff to ebay.....there is so much it's frightening....now I need a kick up the bs to get it on there - oh, and some sun to photograph it would be nice. And of course I had to iron it, blech..........wish me luck:D

elsie52

Good luck on the ebaying Sashanut.:T

I've just spent an afternoon trying clothes on, and feel more depressed than ever, can't get into most of them, the ones I can get in, I look like I have been poured in.!!:eek::eek::eek:

pure_dead_dopey

Good news, 2nd gold cheque arrived, doggie did not eat it, safely in envelope for those nice peeps at the Co-op.
Holidays away assured, well nearly.
Once had to spend a night in a TL on M1, head was about 30 yards from motorway where large lrries were belting by every 10 secs, did not sleep very well, strangled secretary who booked it next day.
Did Payplan ever get back to you Elsie, re Lloyds???
Too late in day to try on clothes Elsie, try on at 5.00am, then they'll fit and stretch with you in the day??????

sashanut

elsie52 wrote: »

Good luck on the ebaying Sashanut.:T

I've just spent an afternoon trying clothes on, and feel more depressed than ever, can't get into most of them, the ones I can get in, I look like I have been poured in.!!:eek::eek::eek:

Well I did some photos but I'm not sure if my enthusiasm will fade when faced with having to do descriptions etc..... boo I hate it.

looking like you've been poured into your clothes sounds like a GOOD thing to me:T...but if not, perhaps we should buy that airbrushing computer program & share it around:rotfl::rotfl:

I better have lost some weight this week, I have been (fairly) good.:eek:

elsie52

pure_dead_dopey wrote: »

Good news, 2nd gold cheque arrived, doggie did not eat it, safely in envelope for those nice peeps at the Co-op.
Holidays away assured, well nearly.
Once had to spend a night in a TL on M1, head was about 30 yards from motorway where large lrries were belting by every 10 secs, did not sleep very well, strangled secretary who booked it next day.
Did Payplan ever get back to you Elsie, re Lloyds???
Too late in day to try on clothes Elsie, try on at 5.00am, then they'll fit and stretch with you in the day??????

Well done on getting the cheque safely...... nice little bit of extra cash.:D

We have been quite lucky, we stayed at TL a couple of times and all has been okay. Mind you, when we have had a day out with the kids we are all exhausted so we would probably sleep through anything.!!;)

Payplan did not get back to me, I was holding on for ages, and then left a message. I'm a bit disappointed in them this time to be honest,:( we have had about 4 different case officers during our 2 years, and this is the first time I have not had a reply of any kind.. I havn't pursued it, because I was reading on another thread this morning, someone wanted to pay off a creditor whilst on a DMP, and someone, with far more stars than me/us said it shouldn't be done. The other creditors do not like it if you pay one off, and they can stop the DMP and reject it. Some may start interest again, and that's the last thing I want. So we are going to keep saving for F&F and try to pay it off asap.:)

elsie52

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looking like you've been poured into your clothes sounds like a GOOD thing to me:T...but if not, perhaps we should buy that airbrushing computer program & share it around:rotfl::rotfl:
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It's not a pretty sight, I can assure you.!!:eek::eek::eek: Has anyone got a bacon slicer?

I could do with a few layers off in certain area's.:D

pure_dead_dopey

Has anyone paid off a creditor on a DMP and 'got away with it'

Elsie have a read