Notice to newcomers part 6!!!

niccatw

:eek: Page 2... you must remain on page 1 to bust those trolls! Back up you go!

I've been catching up on all the diaries tonight - it's been quite epic! But having the right efffect on me - I will guilt-trip myself into sorting that spending diary!

niccatw

Good night bump

never-in-doubt

niccatw - thanks for all your help today mate - really appreciate it.....

Niddy

niccatw

No worries. And if you get lost at the weekend, make sure you can get online and let me know, I'll see what I can do for you .

solventsoon

Hi trollzappers
You've all been busy on here today, sorry not had time to you join you, just had one of those days:(:(:(

Numpty_Monkey wrote: »

British hopes at Wimledon this year, are with the very mixed up doubles
a Monkey and a Bear:D :rotfl::rotfl:

can't be no worce than the usuall lot:p

You're probably right there, Numpty, so the trainers will come in useful after all:D

Horace wrote: »

Spoon sorry to hear that you have a runny tap..erm I mean nose.
Thanks Horace, it's bloomin' annoying:mad::mad: I have to say.
I have made a start on the form but have yet to finish it..I need to put my accounting things in it and I definitely need my wits about me for that:eek:
Can't do that with a dripping tap, you might end up owing them money:eek:
I think I shall have the rest of the week off and do b*gga all.
Sounds like a good plan - enjoy the rest of the week

Nargle - deconstructed or not, crumble is great:)

Emily - glad you're feeling better, sounds as though you had a good day
Hi Tixy, nicca and Niddy:wave:

Good night bump from me

never-in-doubt

Hi SS - g'night..... :wave::wave::wave:

solventsoon

never-in-doubt wrote: »

Hi SS - g'night..... :wave::wave::wave:

'Night Niddy

Numpty_Monkey

Good morning all

WASHER

Good morning all, I thought I would give it a bump as I found it on page 2.

Well, all this money saving is time consuming:D Hardly had time to get on here for the past few days.

I had a brain wave on Friday (very unusual for me I must add), I sat thinking I couldn't justify getting a loan for a conservatory (even though my husband company had offered an interest free loan, I still had to repay it within 2 years, I still had to find £400 per month to repay it), so I sat and thought how we could make the house work for us as a family without spending too much money, the problem being my husband likes books (he has over 1000 at the last count) and we needed to accommodate them, and I said a few years ago that I would sacrifice my dining room so he could have a library, with wall to wall book cases and a chair, as we could eat in the kitchen, but I didn't like to eat my evening meal in the kitchen, I'm not the tidiest of cooks, and I tend to use all the utentils etc, so eating in a complete mess I found stressful.

So I got the tape measure out, and a glass of red, and worked out we could accommodate the bookcase in the lounge if I rejigged it, to enable me to put the dining table back into the dining room and I could have a breakfast bar type thing in the kitchen, so armed with the info, I told my husband my plans, he said ok:j, so we have re-orgainsed the house, painted the dining room, and I am very very happy with the results and so is my budget.

It is amazing what you can do when you think about saving money, it is time consuming, but why spend money you haven't really got when you can just work with what you have.

Anyway enough waffling from me, I off to read this thread. Horace i hope you are feeling better, and nic, how did the cheesecake turn out, I will pop back over the thread and have a look.

It's a beautiful morning here, and I'm going to take the laptop in the garden and have a coffee, see you soon,

take care,

WASHER.x.

WASHER

Well done to Numpty for getting on the course:j

Nic, the cheesecake exploded?

Nargleblast, my DD is the same with cookery, just shoves it in the bag on her way home, and looks like a complete mess when she arrives home, when I was at school (showing my age here) we had wicker baskets with a cover on to bring our cookery home, I couldn't imagine her walking around with one of those, "not cool, Mum", she won't even take a Tesco carrier bag to school with her, "not cool, Mum", but if it's a Jane Norman bag then its a different matter (I went in to Jane Norman last time I went shopping, and bought two of those bags, paid a £1.00 but far cheaper than buying something from the shop).

NID - enjoy Glasgow, I loved it when I lived there, the people are very friendly.

Right, hugs to anyone who is in need, I'm finished my coffee, going to hang the washing out and talk to my plants, they need all the help they can get, why don't they grow like the photos in the books, I do try with the garden, I get disheartened when things die, and they generally do in my garden, rubbish clay heavy soil and a slopping garden, not a great combination, I should have had a bog garden, I think that would have been successful.

Take care,

WASHER.x.