The NSD way to a supreme September

solventsoon

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Originally Posted by solventsoon
PS: Yes, the loo roll mountain probably could be seen from space:rotfl:

chrisfreelander54 wrote: »

Great idea lets give it a whirl.. LOL:rotfl:

A rival to the great wall of China, then:D:D

Hannah_10

Yay log me one for today... 4/8

(I'm so naughty, I have been filling a basket with CD's on Amazon and waiting for midnight to pay... Will go pay now... But that NSD is still valid!!)

solventsoon

butdoineedit? wrote: »

Getting so much easier to do now i'm not buying DIY bits all the time & thanks everyone for the kind words about the kitchen, looking round now (even without the doors), i am so happy i did it & it was worth all the hard work to have a fab finish on a budget :j

Daren't tell you all i have moved all the living room furniture into the new dining room & am starting on the living room this weekend *shakes head at own [STRIKE]stupidity[/STRIKE] motivation

Glad you're pleased with your kitchen, BDINI, but are you mad:eek::eek:...... You deserve a weekend off at least, surely????

Hannah_10

Have bought the CD's now * insert super smug grin here* and coz it was after midnight it didn't even really count. :D:D

Oh I am so getting the hang of this NSD thing now, it's about adjusting your spending so it all falls into planned places... Which actually when you're forced to think about it really helps you learn to budget. (Is working for me anyway).

solventsoon

Hi lovely NSD gang :A
Lots more NSDs rolling in today and more of you getting very close to your targets - well done everyone:j

Well done to:
:jjintyb: yay to no 7, you’re doing brilliantly, keep going, nearly halfway there now. Well done for the book sale and hope the mystery shop goes well. Fingers crossed for no 8 today
:jnzseries1: yay to no 4, you’re doing brilliantly, keep going. Oh dear to the spend today, hope it’s not to serious
:jKeiss 21: yay to no 8, you’re doing great, but I’m so sorry you’re feeling carp. Take care
:jfi76: yay to no 1, off the starting blocks now, keep going, you can do it.
Hope you feel better soon
:jchris81418: yay to no 7, you’re doing great, keep going. You can do it. Love the stealth helmets
:jTrinny: yay to 8, you’re doing brilliantly. Hope your day in London went well
:jJES-F1: yay to no 6, you’re doing brilliantly, keep going
:jSarahNeedle1872: yay to no 9, you’re doing brilliantly, keep going
:jbroke medic: yay to no 4, you’re on a roll now, that’s brilliant. Well done for resisting the McD today - we’re having an effect on you
:jelfen: yay to no 8, over halfway now, that’s brilliant. Fingers crossed for nos 9 and 10 over the next couple of days as well
:jNargle: yay to no 5, halfway now, that’s brilliant. Kicking and screaming is fine, they don’t mind very much
:jChrisfreelander54: yay to no 5, nearly halfway you’re doing great. Like the sound of the sweet and sour pork, hope it was delicious
:j3Dogs: yay to no 10, double figures now, keep going and good luck for Thursday
:jpure dead dopey: glad your tum is on the mend and fingers crossed for an NSD today as well
Yay to no 9, you made it, and your tum is much better as well - double result today
:jdonna dynamo: yay to no 7, nearly there now, that’s brilliant, keep going
:jslowlyfading : yay to no 12, nearly there now, that’s brilliant, keep going
:jSurfbabe: yay to no 6, halfway there now, keep going. Leaving your purse at home is a guaranteed way to an NSD - works for loads of us on here
:jBlimusOreilly: yay to no 8, nearly there now, that’s brilliant, keep going
:jBDINI: yay to no 8, halfway there now, that’s brilliant, keep going
:jkerri gt: yay to no 8, you’re doing brilliantly, keep going. Oh dear to the spends tomorrow, hope they’re not too serious
:jFirewalker: yay to no 8, you’re doing brilliantly, keep going. Great tip about the chocolate
:jMaddie57: well done for getting to no 5, halfway there now, that’s brilliant
:jGeebee: yay to no 6, over your first target now, the sheep is beckoning
:jifwishes: yay to no 8, you’re doing brilliantly, keep going. Yes, you definitely have had one of those days, hope things are better for you tomorrow
:jkatenut: yay to no 10, double figures now, keep going. Glad the studying is going well, but it is an effort after a full day at work, good luck with it. Oh, thought I saw you here, must have been mistaken
:jnewlywed: well done for getting to no 9, you’re doing brilliantly
:jSwanny: yay to no 3, you’re doing great, keep going
:jAngyles: yay to no 8, over halfway now, you’re doing brilliantly
:jHannah_10: yay to no 4 today, halfway there now, that’s brilliant

And hello to:
cw18: some great bargains again yesterday - like the sound of the sausage casserole receipe - do you still have the link to the post? If not, I’ll try to hunt it down tomorrow. Well done for resisting the loo rolls today:T
and some more great bargains today as well. Oops to the notice though, glad you got away without the reprimand this time.
boultdj: hope the shopping wasn’t too painful today:)
pickleiamin: hope the interview went well today (see BigMumma’s post about your parking cost). Great news about your overdraft, hope you manage to get it cleared this month. :T
jedi82: oh dear to hubby and man flu - they are such babies. Hope you’re pleased with the hair colour?:)
BigMumma: so sorry it isn’t Rubber Day today, we missed that over the weekend, Hope you managed to get out of the wetsuit - ahhh.... and you did (should be interesting for the next occupant):rotfl:
miss empty piggy: good news about the car and well done for all that walking, you must be feeling very pleased with yourself. Fingers crossed for tomorrow:)

Another busy day working today, no time to spend so I’ve made no 13. :j Grocery shop tomorrow so my next one will be Friday.

Off to do the usual update now, see you all tomorrow.

‘night everyone
spoon
x

cw18

Sausage Casserole Recipe

solventsoon

cw18 wrote: »

Sausage Casserole Recipe

Thanks Cheryl:T It looks good, will definitely be trying it:D

chris81418

Good morning everyone!

Yesterday took me up to NSD number 8! Unfortunately, the cupboards are looking bare and I'm not too sure how much longer I can keep this run of NSDs going!

BigMummaF wrote: »

Aren't they great! As usual Chris, you've flummoxed me with your in-depth knowledge of skid-lids :rotfl: Was it Urg's wedding when you found one with pony tails for me?

That's right! Wow you've got a good memory!

Hannah_10 wrote: »

Hey don't knock a £200 bike, some of the best fun I have ever had is on stuff I couldn't care less if I scratched while out to do a bit of er, scratching! I quite like Hornets actually. Have an irrational pathalogical loathing of the Bandit mind you- don't even ask why I don't know- I'd honestly rather rock up on a ped!

About those lids... I have seriously got to know where you found those, that top one is a dead ringer for Mr-H haha!

When I get me next one (not telling you what it is you'll take the micky) I am gluing a headscarf to an open face lid- the bike DEMANDS a headscarf and red lippy! (That's practically given it away now haha).

x H

No knocking intended - I'm with you 100% on both counts:
1. 'Scratches whilst scratching' on a £200 bike has proved such care-free fun, I'm gonna keep this one!
2. Bandits ... I'm glad it's not just me! The OH loves them, so I thought I was just being weird!

As for your next bike, if you're going for a new modern classic ... surely not an Enfield? Maybe a Triumph Scrambler/Bonneville/Thruxton? If I had all the money in the world and was buying a new cafe racer I'd get a new Norton - amazing bikes! One of my mates had a couple or so of BSA's - he restored them beautifully ... I wouldn't mind one of those in my vitural garage too!

Anyway, enough of my rambling - good luck collecting NSDs everyone!

butdoineedit?

BigMummaF wrote: »

Ye Gods Wumman! Whatever you are taking/ eating/ imbibing to give you all this energy....could you kindly send some my way Really struggling to do the mundane things here, & you're off being Tommy Walsh after doing a full day's work!

solventsoon wrote: »

Glad you're pleased with your kitchen, BDINI, but are you mad:eek::eek:...... You deserve a weekend off at least, surely????

Spoon - the weekend off is the one after this one when i'm heading home for some pampering & yummy dinners off my dad!!!

BMF - no substances involved surely, although it is good for the waistline as i often forget to eat!!!!
I have to admit to doing all the jobs with one hand in my back moaning about how tired & achy i am, but the energy comes from a desperation to finish all the work by the time winter kicks in, so i can finally enjoy my new central heating in a cosy room rather than something resembling a junk yard!!!!!

jintyb

miss_empty_piggy wrote: »

Day was majorly exhausting, walked kids to childminder, then went to garage to drop car keys off so they could collect it, walked to train station (about mile and a half in total); got off train walked up hill for a mile with head on wind , looked like a sweaty beetroot when I arrived over an hour late for work. After work was feeling very good so declined lifts back to station as I was determined that if I had slogged it up the hill I was bl**dy well going to enjoy the benefit of going down it (so walked another mile), got off train, walked to garage to collect mended car. Am now exhausted but happy.

Did have to pay 12.00 for train ticket so not a NSD for me. Will have to ensure I don't spend anything tomorrow, I really want to make my target this month!! Have fun everyone.

Hey there Miss EP - Personally I would have counted that as a NSD as if your car hadnt been on the blink you wouldnt have had to buy a train ticket - you didnt spend anything else did you? I think you've been a wee bit hard on yourself after the day you had!!!:)