A Payment A Day - Part 9

MinniMe_2

well done beccie! keep going!!

lewis70

£5.00 off the OD for me today

LondonAndy

£55 to the ISA please FF

Angelic have you seen the Commonwealth games medal table?

Gold Medals - Englandshire 12 / Scotland 1

mooomin

LondonAndy wrote: »

Angelic have you seen the Commonwealth games medal table?

Gold Medals - Englandshire 12 / Scotland 1

I would like it to be clear that I thanked that post for the PAD not the smuggery

polka_purpura

Hi :hello:

Hope you don't mind me posting here. :j

I am in the red and am setting myself the task of clearing at least one creditor by early to mid 2011. A bit of a high target at the moment but I need a challenge.

I haven't a penny to my name until next week not an inspiring start but should be a cheap weekend.:o

polka purpura

mooomin

Welcome to the madhouse Polka

slowlyfading

Just a small 48p for me please

Flower08

Thanks for the comments about the tv. Currently watching one on ebay, its on for £1.99, finished tonight and so far has no bids, also within 5 miles of us so fingers crossed!!

I'm after a bit of advice. Its OHs BIL to be birthday soon, for various reasons (including him threatening me) we dont particularly like him. However we are civil to him for the sake of family harmony and was thinking of getting him a token present - again just to keep the peace - we asked his sister what he wanted and she said money, however I am not prepared to put £10 in his card (as stingey as that may sound!). We cant even afford to spend £10 on ourselves at the minute so certainly not going to give it to someone we dont really like!!

So if anyone has any ideas for a cheap (preferbly £5 or less) token present I would appreciate them!

mooomin

Flower08 wrote: »

So if anyone has any ideas for a cheap (preferbly £5 or less) token present I would appreciate them!

Can't you just get him a card? If family are aware of your financial situation they should understand that.

Otherwise beer/chocolate/socks.

Flower08

flying_fresian wrote: »

Can't you just get him a card? If family are aware of your financial situation they should understand that.

Otherwise beer/chocolate/socks.

They are aware yes, but his sister also has no money yet she bought me some candles and pyjamas for my birthday not long ago. Probably cost her less than £5.00 as well but kind of feel like we should get something. I know it sounds silly, but if it will keep the peace!
May just go down the chocolates route, if he doesnt like it tough!