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Chasing daydreams....
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anonymoose wrote: »Car boot is a good idea (if it's a sunny day;))
Just listening to the weather forecast - looks like it'll be a while before its going to be suitable for car booting :cool:Paddle #8 DFW Nerd #12840 -
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Choc-addict wrote: »Isn't it horrible, don't think it's stopped raining where I am in ages....or certainly feels that way
Oh it keeps giving us glimmers of hope down here, like this afternoon - if it wasn't for the bitter wind it would be gorgeous! Actually as I type that, the black clouds have appeared....oh well!Paddle #8 DFW Nerd #12840 -
I'm pretty pleased with myself right now, certainly happier than I was this morning! Three reasons:-
1. I've been offered some filing work (boring I know) for the next week or so at £7.50 an hour :j
2. I've just been to Tesco with a calculator (:o always do this, get some very strange looks) and spent £19.88 on enough food to feed all three of us and the cat for at least a week and I got washing powder too!! :j
3. I've listed my 5 items on ebay for today, and I've dug out 5 more :j
Very happy TruePaddle #8 DFW Nerd #12840 -
I'm pretty pleased with myself right now, certainly happier than I was this morning! Three reasons:-
1. I've been offered some filing work (boring I know) for the next week or so at £7.50 an hour :j
2. I've just been to Tesco with a calculator (:o always do this, get some very strange looks) and spent £19.88 on enough food to feed all three of us and the cat for at least a week and I got washing powder too!! :j
3. I've listed my 5 items on ebay for today, and I've dug out 5 more :j
Very happy True
Round of appluase to you :T - made me think about my next shopping trip now, perhaps my calculator will be coming along too0 -
I and welcome to the boards, I too was married last year in august and would like all of the above dreams new home baby and debt freeness so o look forward to following your journey good luck with it all xI AM A MONEY MAGNET, THEY ARE MAKING MORE MONEY FOR ME AS WE SPEAK:pMIKES MOB, DFW NERD 1071, DFW LHS 132!MIRACLES HAPPEN I'VE SEEN IT WITH MY OWN EYES. LBM 08£77240.69 Current outstanding total £36083.01 Paid so far = £41157.680
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I'm pretty pleased with myself right now, certainly happier than I was this morning! Three reasons:-
1. I've been offered some filing work (boring I know) for the next week or so at £7.50 an hour :j
2. I've just been to Tesco with a calculator (:o always do this, get some very strange looks) and spent £19.88 on enough food to feed all three of us and the cat for at least a week and I got washing powder too!! :j
3. I've listed my 5 items on ebay for today, and I've dug out 5 more :j
Very happy True
yay :j well done xProud to be dealing with my debts - LBM Mar 2010
Start weight [STRIKE]11 st 8.5lbs[/STRIKE] now 10st 3lb
£2 savers No.99 - £68 July No Spend Days 7/8
A&L [STRIKE]£202 [/STRIKE]£152 Barclaycard [STRIKE]£3882.89[/STRIKE] £3817.74 :mad:0 -
Happytogetdebtfree wrote: »I and welcome to the boards, I too was married last year in august and would like all of the above dreams new home baby and debt freeness so o look forward to following your journey good luck with it all x
Hi Happy! Thanks for popping in!! It seems there are several of us around here aiming for the house, the baby and the debt cleared - its great to have so much supportx
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Choc-addict wrote: »Round of appluase to you :T - made me think about my next shopping trip now, perhaps my calculator will be coming along too
I use the calculator on my phone, butI have nipped into my dad's office (he's an accountant) and borrowed his great big desk one when my phone battery has died!Paddle #8 DFW Nerd #12840 -
Ok, I've started doing something really dangerous.
Thinking.
I really should learn!!
The question surrounds the daydream fund and overpayments to the debts. Now my original idea was that for every £3, £2 would be overpaid and £1 would go into the dream pot - it seemed like a sensible split at the time. However, now I've had the "debt free by 30" idea I feel like I should be throwing everything I've got at the debts to get clear and then start the daydream fund, but I like the idea of doing both at the same time! But I feel a bit guilty about having savings when the level of debt is so huge. I'm kinda doing this = :eek: and wishing my brain had an off switch!Paddle #8 DFW Nerd #12840
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