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Tuesday 31st August? What small things will you do today?
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Good Morning Everyone
Happy Birthday Josie
My list for today is:
Get DS off to school
Catch up with emails
Catch up with one poll
Make lunch to take with me today
Work for client 1 (5 hours)
Work for client 2 (1 hour)
Catch up with laundry
Catch up with ironing
Work for client 3 (2 hours)
Quick shower
Work for client 4 (3 hours)
Collect DS from school
Take DS to his hospital appointment
Complete the 3 E assignments
Take meat out for dinner
Return phone calls to clients
Look for new freelance work
Look for new temp work
Try and get an early night (need to catch up on sleep) Didn't happen but the thought was there.
I think that is everything that needs to be done today so here I go…………..Aiming to get Debt Free.0 -
Thanks mum and Rachel

Not posting a list today as I'm allowing myself a day off...but am lurking instead
Nothing to report as yet...give me a minute...!0 -
Mornimg everyone - it is glorious sunshine today - blimmin typical as OH is now back at work!

Happy birthday Josie - have a great day!
Great to see you Belle!:wave:
Today I have / will:
1) Loads of hokey cokey including all my weekend car boot clothes bargains.
2) I bought T a headboard for £2 at the booty yesterday - have been looking for a 2ft6 one for aaaages. It had paint on it and I have just got it off with stain remover so it is as good as new!
3) I have got a water ring mark out off my hall table using an iron and a cloth. :j
4) Taking T for a haircut in a mo ready for school. If I go on a Tuesday it is cheaper.
5) Off to a water park this afternoon for free fun and to make the most of the sunshine.
6) Free cinema screening tonight - The Switch. Taking own drinks and sweets.
7) Put £50 towards a debt.
8) Check banking, quidco, do SC etc.
See you later, L x0 -
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Joseph_Bloggs wrote: »Does your employer get free electricity then? Or don't you mind stealing it?
My employer suggested we charge our mobiles at work. He would rather we use our mobiles than use the work's phones for our private calls.
Making magic with fabricLight travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.0 -
stitching_witch wrote: »My employer suggested we charge our mobiles at work. He would rather we use our mobiles than use the work's phones for our private calls.

Private calls when working, you have a tolerant employer.WHO READS SIGNATURES ANYWAY? DOES ANYONE UNDER 30YRS KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LOSE AND LOOSE?0 -
Hannah - I believe Tesco (one of the supermarkets, I think it is Tesco not Asda) does free eye tests even for those of us not on benefits. Hope this helps you or someone else.Debt at highest: £8k. Debt Free 31/12/2009. Original MFD May 2036, MF Dec 2018.0
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Didn't you read his signature mumNothing to report as yet...give me a minute...!0
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Ok, I have/will:
Grocery shopping
Posted ebay items
Transferred money
Paid 40 onto c/c
Put coppers in pot
Washing
Put out to dry
Read Shakespeare
Look at book prices on Amazon
Look at DVD prices on Amazon (gearing up for my dissertation - not til next year, but an early start can't harm can it?)
Dinner
Tidy flat/clean loo and kitchen
Rest!** Total debt: £6950.82 ± May NSDs 1/10 **** Fat Bum Shrinking: -7/56lbs **
**SPC 2012 #1498 -£152 and 1499 ***
I do it all because I'm scared.
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Today I will:
*empty loose change (will then have no money
) into tin
* take DH to bank (if he can hobble that far on bad foot)
* hoover out car and declutter boot to improve fuel economy
* HM lunch from stores
* get wire brush to sand carDebt at highest: £8k. Debt Free 31/12/2009. Original MFD May 2036, MF Dec 2018.0
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