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Well done BB on remaining positive during these times, you're an inspiration! I think I need to live by your example
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Another nsd so far today :T Its ds school play tonight so we're off out in about half an hour. Time for a quick bath when we get back before bed, am tired again tonight and already counting down to the weekend

Thankyou all for your comments, I'm actually looking forward to the new year now, there must be some way of making some money that I haven't thought about yet
Mortgage Total: £50,720/ £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £15870 -
Ahh, back home, the play was fab, and we managed to get seats in the front row so had a great view
Unfortunately, after finally sorting out a black shirt and red bow tie for ds, I forgot the little matter of his trousers 
The problem was that they had said they could wear their school trousers, and yesterdays performance was in the afternoon so obviously he was wearing them at school. Unfortunately todays performance was in the evening so he had already got changed after school and went back to school wearing his jeans (they had said to go in their own clothes and change when they got there), so I totally forgot to send in his school trousers as well. Apparently they checked lost property but there were none that would fit him so he wore his jeans
Luckily the black shirt I had borrowed was so big that it swamped most of them and you couldn't see much of them anyway
OOPS!!!!
Other than that it was great though, lots of dodgy singing, one kid who really should have practiced his violin solo a bit more (not sure whether it was supposed to be silent night or away in a manger ...), and a Mary who sat in tears and refused to go on stage
All makes for a classic kiddies xmas play :T :T Mortgage Total: £50,720/ £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £15870 -
You can't beat a kids nativity play - especially when it doesn't all go according to plan!Successful women can still have their feet on the ground. They just wear better shoes. (Maud Van de Venne)Life begins at the end of your comfort zone (Neale Donald Walsch)0
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Love it!!! Did ds do what he had to do?0
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Yep, he remembered his lines even when the kid before him forgot theirs

and he sat really still and quiet in the in between bits while most of the other boys fidgeted and whispered to each other all the way through it, I was very proud of him tonight
:T Mortgage Total: £50,720/ £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £15870 -
:T:T:T:T:T:T Well done to your ds0
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aaaah, your DS' nativity sounds wonderful, well done him

My DD's sick so I'm going to miss her school church service today (she was going to be a King).
I went to a school I volunteer at a couple of days ago and saw their Christmas show, so I have had a taster of children's talents, they were sooooo cute.0 -
We've been to see Santa tonight, was all lovely with real reindeer too
Ds was given a lovely fake lego lorry/crane, which he is happily building now
I was very good and resisted the obligatory photo with Santa for a tenner afterwards :T
Spends today = £2.15 on lunch and £1 on ds lunch as there wasn't much in the cupboard this monrning. Tomorrow is his christmas lunch at school so wasn't worth buying packed lunch stuff tonight.
Plans tonight = a quick tidy up as the flat is a bombsite again, early nights for both of us and not much else
Mortgage Total: £50,720/ £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £15870 -
£5 profit from a matched bet tonight, should have been nearer a tenner but I wan't paying attention properly


Another update ...
Food: £90 / £200
Petrol: £15 / £60
Other: £39 / £160Mortgage Total: £50,720/ £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £15870
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