From Trash to Cash: the Dribbling never ends

nolongerindenial

nixinixi wrote: »

NLID - is there a way to delete sellers?

There is now - as well as a couple of other small improvements to the code.

moneymabel

SaucySecrets wrote: »

I got £25 a week to clean up the factory floor where my Dad worked...picking up scraps of metal and stuff and putting them in the bin. Even got some HUGE yellow gloves to wear while doing it.

My Mum took the £25, but the old lady across the road saved it for me and paid my health insurance. Gave me £5 pocket money, too. Felt terrible when I got older but I paid for a holiday for them a few years ago to make up for it.

Awwww that is terrible but so nice of that lady-that was lovely of you to pay for a holiday for her hun :-)

HopeAndDriftWood

moneymabel wrote: »

Awwww that is terrible but so nice of that lady-that was lovely of you to pay for a holiday for her hun :-)

I didn't know it was illegal I just liked seeing my Dad, and wearing huge gloves.

I'm feeling optimistic today. Although I think my to-do list is the same as it was at the start of the week :rotfl:

mambury

SaucySecrets wrote: »

Hello everyone.
I am awake before 1pm. Everyone should be proud :rotfl:

:j:j

Amber_Sunshine wrote: »

As an afterthought, it may be best to claim on the insurance and not worry about the premiums. Would it matter if they go up, since you'll be off to Spain shortly afterwards?

PS - you've been working since you were 5?? There's an idea for all Dribbler parents - send the kids out to work and take their wages ...

Bloody well claim love, that why you have paid the premiums.... as Amber said, you'll be in Espana soon after so who cares if the premiums go up..... It would be a waste of money NOT to claim!

LilacPixie

right EA's have been and gone. the afternoon once called to shift appointment earlier if it was convenient and it was Lots to speak aout with OH when he gets here.

I have moo stickers, they are good.

been having a play with my camera. will post a few piccys

MummyandPaige

Mabel - tissue paper sounds good, pretty stuff with the personalised stickers gets my vote.

Amber - 10p a book regardless of what it is? Weight them as I go and see how many we can cram in? If it works out that there are enough you want to warrant the postage. As long as it is under 40kg it is a good price.

List has gone to pot as OH is home with the pay so I am off to divide up into the various pots and pay the bills. We have come to the agreement that 75% of whatever each of us earn goes in the house pot, and the remaining 25% is our to fritter on whatever we want, in my case driving lessons, in his fish. That way there is no arguements, in theory!

moneymabel

Looking forward to seeing pics lilac :-)

Thanks Mummy-yeah think I will go for tissue-probably blue and sort out some stickers :-)
good agreement with the 25% wages thing-as long as he sticks to it!

HopeAndDriftWood

That sounds like a good plan, M+P. I'm glad my OH doesn't have fish anymore...they were a nightmare!

How are the lessons going? I'm still waiting to hear if I can continue mine...I'd love to be able to drive.

HopeAndDriftWood

Can you report if you don't use outlook express?

I've spent two days just watching the Kestrel and its egg. I need a life!

YummyMummy20

M&P - Did you sort out the books i wanted? If not, gentle reminder while your sorting out

Mabel - If tissue paper is good enough for La Senza, it's good enough for merkins :rotfl:

Sold and posted 2 eBay thingys :A and then accidently spent everything I got paid today.. and then some Most of it was needed though and DS deserved a treat. Hoping to take him to the farm next week aswell if I can find someone to take us, 2x £16 taxis is not a good move, I learnt that lesson last year and yes I feel slightly ashamed admitting (esp on MSE) that I spent £32 on a trip that would of cost about a fiver for me and my sister on a bus, I just couldn't face taking 3 kids on a 40min bus journey!

Anyhoo, I've found eeeeeeeven more to eBay, IT WILL NEVER END!