challenge Make £11,000 in 2011 The Dribblers Advance

jo70mo

:j:j well done lucyma, sixlittleimps and Nikki2804:j:j
brilliant for all of you :T:T:T:T:T
Jo x

jo70mo

Elly - are you still around?? how you doing?? enjoying the rest or bored senseless? looks like there are some nice standing stones on Toots FB book profile pic. you could have a look and a mental dance around them in the (very) fresh breeze!!!
Jo x

skint-student-nurse

Well done lucy and nikki! I bet that is a load of your mind,nikki!

No,elly,i dont know how i do it all either! I think its because OH works shifts and im usually up around 6am and end up staying up late and just cram everything in. Im starting my new job the week after next (as soon ans my first check comes through)so it will be my mission to ebay everything else thats kicking around,and get car-booting in the meantime and make lots more money....!

sixlittleimps

rachelja wrote: »

Good luck with your new venture sixlittleimps, sounds exciting.:j

So have you got six little imps/kids lol?

Hahaha, no - it's because I do the work of at least six determined little imps.

sixlittleimps

savvy wrote: »

Oh wow that's hardcore!! :T:T:rotfl:VERY good luck doing that, I envy you intensely!!

Btw can I be your vegan taste tester??? ;):D

*grin* Sure can. I'm vegan through choice and I have never cooked or eaten so well as I do now. I actually have a blog I need to kick back into life that's all about veganising traditional English food and adapting American recipes for English tastes and ingredients. I started it after I got sick of reading American recipes for Thai-Italian-Ethopian fusion stuff and cookies that used 3lbs of sugar per batch.

EeViL_WeEvil

Well done all on the great totals.

My total so far is £757.12, making £152.63 in February. I should get £100 from switching to first direct this month so that will set me on the way :money:

EeViL_WeEvil

Fredula wrote: »

^ Wow! Sounds amazing. Good luck

So far I've got a couple of bids on ebay, and a few watchers. Only problem is, I've never used ebay/paypal to sell things before and it just dawned on me that perhaps you have to have a certain amount of money in your paypal account to be able to withdraw it? Is this the case?

Fredula - yes, it's only about £6 though I think so I wouldn't worry about that




Forgot to add, I've finally (!) reached 80,000 points on Toluna and have requested my £15 amazon voucher. Wahey! I shan't be using that site again, far too much effort for the £15 compared to other survey sites.

savvy

sixlittleimps wrote: »

*grin* Sure can. I'm vegan through choice and I have never cooked or eaten so well as I do now. I actually have a blog I need to kick back into life that's all about veganising traditional English food and adapting American recipes for English tastes and ingredients. I started it after I got sick of reading American recipes for Thai-Italian-Ethopian fusion stuff and cookies that used 3lbs of sugar per batch.

Ah know exactly what you mean re fusion cooking .......yawn! Yeah same here, I'm way more inventive these days Actually I've got a site for raw veganism, unfortunately it doesn't get enough of my attention at the mo

Cornishfarmer

Morning everyone

Great to see those totals so far. Have been able to add £146.00 to my total so I am really pleased to be finally getting somewhere.

Hopefully this month some survey sites will start to pay out so that should be a bit more to add.

I have pulled out the sewing machine from the back of the cupboard and dusted it down, so I'm going to see if it works and then hopefully put it to good use.

Thanks to Skint-student-nurse I have had a look at the Folksy site and I'm going to sew a few things and then see if they are alright to sell on the site. I spent ages looking at what other people make in the way of toys and dolls and I think I can sew just as good.:o

SandP_2

Morning Folks,

Does anyone know what's wrong with DooYoo - been down since yesterday evening?