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The Memorygirl Matrix
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I'm up for it too0
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Craftyscholar wrote: »I fully understand why you are planning a 'members only' site - that's why Martin has warnings about this being an open forum.
However there are a few of us (plus the lurkers) who are not ready/willing/able to join the Matrix, but have followed MG and the rest of you with admiration - and gained energy and encouragement from your achievements.
Please try and keep this or a similar thread going.
Oh I'm not plan going anywhere - well apart from the now infamous "World Tour" LOL.
Just makes sense to maove some of our discussion to a more appropriate place.
So in the interests of Moneysaving, I am off to convert the walk in closet off my bedroom into my super stock cupboard ready for my Approved Food order due on Monday.
I want to store all my bulk stuff in there and then bring stuff into the kitchen as and when needed. So for the next 6 months or so "I will be mostly shopping from home"
Meal plans will be posted when see what actually arrives
Memorygirl
PS 30 responses for a seperate private forum. So the web angel is on the case right now.
MGFINALLY AND OFFICIALLY DEBT FREESmall Emergency Fund £500 / £500
Pay off all Debts £10,000 / £10,000
Grown Up Emergency Fund £6000 / £6000 :j
Pension Provision £6688/£23760 -
Memory_Girl wrote: »I think what we are looking at here is something with a different flavour than before.
MG
I think what we are looking at here is you lot moving house and not telling me...
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(I had older sisters and know how this goes)0 -
Craftyscholar wrote: »I fully understand why you are planning a 'members only' site - that's why Martin has warnings about this being an open forum.
However there are a few of us (plus the lurkers) who are not ready/willing/able to join the Matrix, but have followed MG and the rest of you with admiration - and gained energy and encouragement from your achievements.
Please try and keep this or a similar thread going.
I think that is the idea, but also you are very welcome to join the new site! Even if you aren't a Matrix member. I'm a member but not actually practically involved yet.0 -
I've been decluttering and I have a spare copy of Julia Cameron's book, "The Vein Of Gold - A Journey to Your Creative Heart", which I'm happy to post to anyone who would like it.
PM me if you're interested - first come first served!
GQ xoxIf you have a talent, use it in every which way possible. Don't hoard it. Don't dole it out like a miser. Spend it lavishly like a millionaire intent on going broke.
-- Brendan Francis0 -
My hand if firmly in the air! Exciting times.£10 a day in September £23.97/£3000
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Agree with what everyone says about not hijacking the lovely Martin's forum:money:
Birdlady - have asked the universe for something very similar, except younger (sorry Mike!)
Anyway, a busy day ahead - is it just me that feels like they are hibernating for the winter? Batch cooking and stocking up the freezer and wandering round with more layers on than the Michelin Man?0 -
Wish I could hibernate.Sailorgirl wrote: »Anyway, a busy day ahead - is it just me that feels like they are hibernating for the winter? Batch cooking and stocking up the freezer and wandering round with more layers on than the Michelin Man?
I really do not like short days, dark mornings, cold, snow. (you get the idea:))
Best thing about being retired? Not having to get up in the morning and check to see whether it has snowed - and I live in a city!
OK definitely time to get the 'wake-up light' out of the cupboard and set up again.0 -
Craftyscholar wrote: »Wish I could hibernate.
I really do not like short days, dark mornings, cold, snow. (you get the idea:))
Best thing about being retired? Not having to get up in the morning and check to see whether it has snowed - and I live in a city!
OK definitely time to get the 'wake-up light' out of the cupboard and set up again.
Is that one of those sunrise light thingys? Do they help?!0 -
lisawaters wrote: »I think what we are looking at here is you lot moving house and not telling me...
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(I had older sisters and know how this goes)
Now then Mr Waters, I think we need to have some strong words about this growing victim mentality
Don't you know you are a survivor and surviving in this sea of crazy women is no mean feat :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:0
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