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A Payment A Day - Part 9
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What about that one Mary?February wins: Theatre tickets0 -
At the risk of sounding like you mum, couldn't you wear a vest underneath?
As a lady of "larger bosoms" I find I have to wear a vest under most tops available on the highstreet or people get an eyeful.0 -
Greenbynature wrote: »Yes I'm terrible at lights for not putting handbreak on!
:o Still waiting for mechanic to go and collect it tho am getting pi55ed off now!! I appreciate they're busy but I need a car!!!!!!
If the clutch went really suddenly, do you mean it was the cable that broke rather than clutch wear? Normally when a clutch is wearing, you hear the vehicle over revving occasionally (especially if going uphill) and it gets more and more frequent. Once it starts it's best not to delay too long or it can get really bad and won't take too long to get there.
I'm no mechanic but I doubt that the screeching noise was anything to do with it.
No transport must be a right PITA.0 -
£2 today please
Not what you are after Mary but i bought myself this...
http://www.peacocks.co.uk/product/index.jsp?productId=4513471&prodFindSrc=paramNav
:rudolf::rudolf::rudolf:
:snow_laug :rotfl:Errrr...come back later0 -
Evening all :wave: I had a mini lightbulb this afternoon.....as you do
I remembered that I am paying a debt through wages...and its £25 a month.
I haven't included it so it could be a big pad - anything between £150 and £300....
It's like finding a wadge of cash stuffed down the sofa....:D
Could see my debt go sub-£89k...so exciting! but won't find out till tommorrow.
So £25 pad for now....
Love Sassers xCurrent debt and mortgage: £25, 820.35 Debt/Mortgage at start: £92,598 (27/09/2010)
DEBT FREE!0 -
PAD today of £200 to OH's evil egg cc.
(Just to say that until last night I thought OH only had 1 cc which he used for emergencies only - no, he has 4 on which he owes a fortune. I won't tell you what I would like to do to him, but it really puts the mokkers on any debt free hopes I have for the near future.... I will stay calm, but it's very hard)
Otherwise I have had a really good day - just keep wanting to cry.0 -
Thank you for all of the welcomes!
And for the suggestions for sources of PAD income!
I have made boring ham sandwiches for work, yesterday, today, and tomorrow, and will put the £2 I would have otherwise spent in the canteen each day into my savings account. Will try to keep this up next week too!
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PAD today of £200 to OH's evil egg cc.
(Just to say that until last night I thought OH only had 1 cc which he used for emergencies only - no, he has 4 on which he owes a fortune. I won't tell you what I would like to do to him, but it really puts the mokkers on any debt free hopes I have for the near future.... I will stay calm, but it's very hard)
Otherwise I have had a really good day - just keep wanting to cry.
I'm not surprised you feel like crying:mad: It's very disheartening when you have had your lightbulb moment and you then find out something like this (think most of us have been there at one time or other).
It might not seem like it now but you will get through this.:A Just have a little 'chat' with him to let him see the error of his ways. Failing that you could always tell him the pad mob will call on him:D Hope everything works out ok for you.
150.00 please Paul to Lloyds cc.Payment A Day £15 (started 17/5/14) :j0 -
Ooo, this looks like fun and may give me the motivation to get stuff paid off at last.
Let's start with today...
Halifax CC - £50
Natwest CC - £20
Barclaycard - £20
Total - £90Date 16 Feb 12 / Today
Halifax CC - £2497.02 / £2497.02
Capital One CC - £1204.25 / £1170.07
Natwest CC - £9252.75 / £9252.750 -
Hi all!!!! im bacccckkkk!
Had a wonderful wedding and beautiful honeymoon in the maldives. two weeks of 30 degrees then i come back to London to -8! bbbrrrr!
and i only had flip flops on and had to dig the car out of 14 inches of snow! not the best start to married life i must say! :mad:
My pad is £300 today to natwest cc!
hi to all the n00bs and hope everyone is well and keeping warm in this ridiculous weather!
xxx
so glad you had a lovely time, keza. come and sit on the newlyweds couch!*plumps up cushions*
Mortgage-Free WannabeMortgage at start [20/6/12]: £151,800/MFD Jun 2035 (age 65)Mortgage now [5/11/14]: £139,212.14/MFD Oct 2029 (age 59)Personal Library 2014:starmod: Read in 2014: 57/60 :starmod: In Progress: 2 :starmod: Books In: 94 :starmod: Books Out: 12 :starmod: TBR: 847 :starmod:0
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