Immoral_angel's Debt Diary

immoral_angeluk

Evening all.... today hasn't been too bad at all.. managed to do all the housework on the cleaning rota today for the first time in ages as well as hoovering... feeling very good... living room's tidy got toys strewn everywhere but I don't mind that so much as that's an ongoing thing lol.. but today I cleaned the bathroom right through, hoovered the living and dining rooms, swept and mopped the kitchen, hall, store and bathroom AS WELL as washing my hair, blow drying it and straightening it... I'm on a roll today I tell you! Feeling much more positive and keep telling myself that life isn't going to stop just because I don't do x,y and z one day but I feel so much lessed stressed and on top of things when I manage to do what I planned.

Let's hope tomorrow is a good day like today too.

Spendless

What have you done with the £2 coins (your signatures changed)?

immoral_angeluk

Spendless wrote: »

What have you done with the £2 coins (your signatures changed)?

We used them yesterday to pay for our meal with our friends we wouldn't have been able to afford otherwise. They'd come up from London especially to see us and asked us to go for a meal with them.

I know, I know...

Jo4

immoral_angeluk wrote: »

Evening all.... today hasn't been too bad at all.. managed to do all the housework on the cleaning rota today for the first time in ages as well as hoovering... feeling very good... living room's tidy got toys strewn everywhere but I don't mind that so much as that's an ongoing thing lol.. but today I cleaned the bathroom right through, hoovered the living and dining rooms, swept and mopped the kitchen, hall, store and bathroom AS WELL as washing my hair, blow drying it and straightening it... I'm on a roll today I tell you! Feeling much more positive and keep telling myself that life isn't going to stop just because I don't do x,y and z one day but I feel so much lessed stressed and on top of things when I manage to do what I planned.

Let's hope tomorrow is a good day like today too.

Gee, how did you manage to do all that in one day with 2 young daughters to look after?? I think I need your help, superwoman!!

immoral_angeluk

Jo4 wrote: »

Gee, how did you manage to do all that in one day with 2 young daughters to look after?? I think I need your help, superwoman!!

Well the cleaning was spread over the whole day, I did my hair this evening while Ste was watching K.. So not really superwoman... lol

immoral_angeluk

Just had to add this as I think it's hilarious

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tumbleweed261

try this one: http://debt.willbedefeated.com - I found it ever so motivational when I replaced "debt" with "your.s*dding.degree" :rotfl:

immoral_angeluk

Child benefit went in today.. £119.75 so the dotty p's fund is up to £444.23 :T Shame that we have to use £49 of it today to get the freezer :rolleyes: but as Ste says there's nothing we can do about it! TC will be going in tomorrow and the paypal money will be going in on friday so it'll be replaced anyway.
Strangely enough we've had a credit into our account that I wasn't expecting.. only £11.95 but have no idea what it is or where it's come from!? Internet banking won't show til tomorrow so I'm not going to move it to the dotty p's fund until I know exactly what it is in case it's a mistake.

Snaggles

Hi Immoral! Just thought I'd add something about your car insurance - if it's not due until october, you will probably have to pay A LOT to cancel your existing policy - we tried to do the same last year and it was going to cost us an extra £130 quid to cancel the policy before the 12 months was up....can't remember exactly why now (I'm sure there was an explanation at the time :rolleyes:). If you're thinking of cancelling and taking out a new policy, I would check with your insurer first before you commit to anything.

How long till the cradle gig now?

immoral_angeluk

Snaggles wrote: »

Hi Immoral! Just thought I'd add something about your car insurance - if it's not due until october, you will probably have to pay A LOT to cancel your existing policy - we tried to do the same last year and it was going to cost us an extra £130 quid to cancel the policy before the 12 months was up....can't remember exactly why now (I'm sure there was an explanation at the time :rolleyes:). If you're thinking of cancelling and taking out a new policy, I would check with your insurer first before you commit to anything.

How long till the cradle gig now?

I remember reading in my policy booklet somewhere that you can cancel anytime as long as you haven't made a claim. TBH think we're going to wait anyway as I'll have 4 yrs no claims in oct all being well.

Cradle gig is on friday!! Can't wait!