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so just another lazy evening then LOL. You are and your just have to do a little bit. For some people that would take all day me included

chevI want a job that is less than an hour driving away from my house! Are you listening universe?
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Wow BB you never cease to amaze me on how much you do, I hope that you enjoyed the benefit of the late start on Saturday
And that your feeling much better today
xx£112121.02 10 Years and counting!Target in 2011 £22K /£10646.97 DFD Feb 201742Lbs /23 Down 19 to go!:shocked:So now I just need to keep going!Nearly half way through the year and I'm still here
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Evening all
Another monday done, after school we went to play footie in the sun, then nipped to mr T's to spend the £20 voucher they sent me today
So far now in this promo I have: Spent £28 on shopping yesterday, got a £20 voucher, got £35 of shopping today but only cost me £15 with the voucher, and have just submitted that receipt and should receive a voucher tomorrow for approx £15 :beer:
I could just get £20 of stuff and use the voucher but I don't have the nerve, and the other stuff was stuff we needed or will need at some point anyway, such as guinea pig stuff. Tbh, even though this promo is fab and could net me loads of freebies, I'm not adding any money to the mortgage pot from it, instead I'm taking the opportunity to stock up on loads of stuff like shower gel, shampoo, fabric conditioner, batteries etc, and hopefully then the shopping budget will go further over the next few weeks if I don't have to keep buying them.
Dinners done and its just baths left to go tonight
Mortgage Total: £49,992/ £75,000
2026 Mortgage Overpayments Pot £5790 -
£7.66 profit from a free bet :beer:Mortgage Total: £49,992/ £75,000
2026 Mortgage Overpayments Pot £5790 -
So todays positives on the mfw journey:
- £20 voucher from tesco dtd
- £7.66 profit from bet
- me / ds took packed lunches to school
- completed 3 surveys
- fresh air / footie with ds instead of having the tv on

Mortgage Total: £49,992/ £75,000
2026 Mortgage Overpayments Pot £5790 -
That's Much more than nothing "every little helps" you know!
Well done
Any news on the CSA?!:o£112121.02 10 Years and counting!Target in 2011 £22K /£10646.97 DFD Feb 201742Lbs /23 Down 19 to go!:shocked:So now I just need to keep going!Nearly half way through the year and I'm still here
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Nothing yet from the csa, he started his new job yesterday (yet another :cool:), so his first payday will be the end of April, when he's *supposed* to make a minimum payment of about £400, but I think I've learnt enough not to expect to see any of it ... So at least another month before a payment is even due
Gotta see how far that £20 can be stretched :rotfl: Mortgage Total: £49,992/ £75,000
2026 Mortgage Overpayments Pot £5790 -
Voucher in for £18 from Tescos
Mortgage Total: £49,992/ £75,000
2026 Mortgage Overpayments Pot £5790 -
Tigz how are you getting on with the C25K??Mortgage Total: £49,992/ £75,000
2026 Mortgage Overpayments Pot £5790 -
benbenandme wrote: »Tigz how are you getting on with the C25K??
It was going well, but then I twisted my ankle as I went out in the dark
so I'm back to the beginning.... I've had a week off, ankle feels ok so will try again in a couple of days. I'm planning on cycling to work/school for the next 2 days weather permitting which will get me back into it. I was knackered though!!
:o:o:o:o "Nobody made a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could only do a little." Edmund Burke
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