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Memorygirls - Make Do and Mend
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Crikey peeps.
Had my head down and the roller coaster ran on without me!
MG - What a nightmare with the BB. Hope all sorted now. How did the coaching call go tonight? The latest challenge again is really interesting.
Hypno - Add my thoughts to the mix, so kind of you to donate the violin. From the posts that followed, it was very much appreciated.
What a lovely neighbour MG
Good luck Lara, hope your experience is a positive one.
Claire - Enjoy your wine, you've earnt it!
Firewalker - wisdom as always.
And to the many marathon runners, job hunters and budding entreprenuers, positive vibes.
Off to read what I've missed while I've been typing :rotfl:0 -
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Firewalker wrote: »Since January 2010, we have reduced our montly expenditure by about £2000 (without deprivation but loads of planning and ingenuity) and have paid £22009 off the debt. Yes I can do this.
Firewalker
:j:jYES YOU CAN :j:j
MGFINALLY AND OFFICIALLY DEBT FREESmall Emergency Fund £500 / £500
Pay off all Debts £10,000 / £10,000
Grown Up Emergency Fund £6000 / £6000 :j
Pension Provision £6688/£23760 -
Why are boys so rubbish at being ill :-| He's driving me mad....!0
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Memory_Girl wrote: »with technology therwise I would have been in touch with Mr F too.
But tomorrow is going to be a better more productive day I promise.
Mum has even offered to take both kids for a few hours - yipee!!!
MG
Mr F has had very bad two weeks - first I went away and left him organising the whole buying for bathrroms thing and this week he has been driving around collecting things for bathrooms. Tomorrow is good - we'll be a bit more relaxed as well.
Great for your mum - I am sure the kids will have great time.
Look after yourself - remember you are your most valuable asset.
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Memory_Girl wrote: »Mum has even offered to take both kids for a few hours - yipee!!!
MG
Pamper party for 1? I assume you aren't exempt from MrBig challenges:pTotal debt 11/1/2011 €5350.65Total debt 12/12/12 €3222.31CrazyClothesChallenge 2013 #006 €34.08/€5000 -
Not that I suggest you do this - but I actually did this whilst doing up a house in London.
I couldn't take the dust in my drawers (not the furniture kind either:p) any longer.
So one Saturday I literally "pitched" a tent with 6 inch nails on the middle floor of the house. One of those old fashioned serperate bedrooms with a living area out front jobs. I blew up a bed, made it cosy with sleeping bags and patchwork quilts, put a camping table and chairs in the other area and a camping stove to cook on.
For 5 months I lived in my little cocoon whlst they ripped the house apart and stuck it back together again - but my little space was safe, clean and cosy. In fact the first night in my Master Bedrrom Suite was a teeny bit agoraphobic:D
The point - well for the sake of my sanity Ihad to claim a piece of my home that was "mine" and retreat in there with all that was precious to me. It was the one wee bit I could control.
The tent didn't make it though - but we have it a very riotous send off -:rotfl::rotfl:
MGFINALLY AND OFFICIALLY DEBT FREESmall Emergency Fund £500 / £500
Pay off all Debts £10,000 / £10,000
Grown Up Emergency Fund £6000 / £6000 :j
Pension Provision £6688/£23760 -
Good idea, actually - because what bothers me most is the loss of control. Will try this when we are doing the kitchen - probably late next year when the Universe delievers big time. For the next few days I have moved in Little Boy's roam and sleep on a futon with him - he loves it; and I love it - no dust, confy futon and lots of cuddles.
Firewalker0 -
I'm struggling to keep my eyes open
combination between a late night, worrying about orders dss and thinking what other novely earrings can i make? then having to get up at 6.30 to sort boys out ready for schoolBoiler pot £30.92/£10000 -
I'm struggling to keep my eyes open
combination between a late night, worrying about orders dss and thinking what other novely earrings can i make? then having to get up at 6.30 to sort boys out ready for school
Get yourself an early night woman and stop worrying all will be good
Right after completing some very urgent business:), and having just returned from Mr. T's having dropped off stuff to decorate church for harvest as I won't be there to help tomorrow as I am in a conference in Dolgellau all day I think I deserve something to eat:D
Please don't chat too much whilst I am cooking as I have an early start tomorrow and need to get an early night :rotfl:mind you I am only doing a stir fry so shouldn't take long
DTxx0
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