A Payment A Day - Part 8!

gilligansyle

Evening all, well done to those paying things off, and hugs to those who need them.

PaD is 91p to the slummy jar, £2 to the piggy, and £1 off the cc's making a total of £3.91

frasersmum123

sashanut wrote: »

Hi all:j made a little Pad of £10 to the LLoyds cc, then got the statement & saw how much interest I am paying per month - terrifying:eek::eek::eek:

So, despite enjoying seeing o/d free & in credit for the first time in years, I just paid £4000 on the cc........making a PAD of £4010 today please Sashy

There is still more to go on that cc, but hopefully it will be gone eventually....

:T:T:T:T:T Well Done

angelicmary85

frasersmum123 wrote: »

It was his house (he had it before I moved in, in his name blah blah) and I couldnt afford the Mortgage on my own. Luckily Frasers' SN social worker managed to find get us a HA place quite quickly, its smaller but the area is nice and close to a park.

How are your children doing Mary?

He still should have moved out :rotfl:

They're doing really well thanks, DS is nearly a year now...shows how long it's been since you've been around! :eek: His progress has been amazing, he still doesn't have very good grip so can't feed himself yet but he's sitting by himself now and I'm finding him in some really random places (earlier he was under the kitchen table trying to get a bran flake ) so I'm really pleased!

I still worry about his progress but he's so adorable it makes it hard to think about the SN side of things, I still just look at him and go to mush (the way you do )

angelicmary85

Greenbynature wrote: »

Little Emily went home from school and told her mum that the boys kept asking her to do cartwheels because she's very good at them.


Mum said, "You should say "No" - they only want to look at your knickers."
Emily said, "I know they do.
That's why I hide them in my bag"!

You've posted that one before

angelicmary85

Good Evening padders!!

Well I've had a busy day...doing lots of things but nothing has been done, the sprogs have spent all day biting my ankes...well, one has, the other doesn't have any teeth yet

I'm having lots of different crisis' just now...the biggest being my BOS cc. I've got the money to pay it off but DS' birthday is next month and I got so caught up in saving for to pay off the cc that I haven't saved any money to go to Englandshire...now I have to decide what to do with the savings I was really looking forward to paying off the cc, I've been building up to this for over a year but I should have been more organised so I have no-one to blame except myself!

Anyway, a Friday pad of £5.00 from me please Sashy! How are you finding the counting? Is it as scary as you thought?

Hope you've all had a fab day! x

mooomin

If you hadn't saved the money for the credit card you would have had to use credit to pay for your trip to Abroadshire though, so it's building you up an emergency fund as well.

My Debt Free Pot is also my emergency/holiday/fun pot.....better that than battering the Mastercard!

saorsie

£13.39 for me today please Sashy - £12.28 to MBNA CC,£1.01 to VSP and 10p courtesy of the washing machine to PAD Pot

Fabulous Pad Sasha btw :j

-s-

Flower08

angelicmary85 wrote: »

They're doing really well thanks, DS is nearly a year now...shows how long it's been since you've been around! :eek:

Has it really been a year already?! Doesnt time fly, it doesnt seem like five minutes ago you were posting the newborn pics of him!

His progress has been amazing, he still doesn't have very good grip so can't feed himself yet but he's sitting by himself now and I'm finding him in some really random places (earlier he was under the kitchen table trying to get a bran flake ) so I'm really pleased!

Ahh bless, glad to hear hes doing well. Although what does he want with Bran Flakes :eek:, you need to be teaching him to reach for chocolate :rotfl:

I still worry about his progress but he's so adorable it makes it hard to think about the SN side of things, I still just look at him and go to mush (the way you do )

Glad they are both doing well!

frasersmum123

angelicmary85 wrote: »

They're doing really well thanks, DS is nearly a year now...shows how long it's been since you've been around! :eek: His progress has been amazing, he still doesn't have very good grip so can't feed himself yet but he's sitting by himself now and I'm finding him in some really random places (earlier he was under the kitchen table trying to get a bran flake ) so I'm really pleased!

I still worry about his progress but he's so adorable it makes it hard to think about the SN side of things, I still just look at him and go to mush (the way you do )

Thats really good, its lovely to see them getting about, but it aslo means they are not babies anymore

Fraser is struggling a little, still cant do alot for himself, struggling with his language and is the fussiest eater ever. I swear that I wouldnt have half the debt I do if I didnt have to buy all the food he likes - Baby ricecakes at £1.10 a bag and lots of strawberries. But he is the most adorable little man, all curls and cheeks

Silaqui

Hi everyone!

Just watched an AMAZING episode of Lost! Pad of £1 today please.

xx