It's hard to walk in a single woman's shoes - that's why you need really fab shoes!

Shoe_Gal

Thanks hun - hope you're Ok, know your week has been a bit :eek:

Shoe_Gal

I've lost a pound this week - not falling off exactly but slow and steady is good, especially as I've had a couple of social things and there's been loads of cake at work!

Just when I thought I was doing OK this month had a really spendy morning but all necessary! Nails £21, voucher for Dad's birthday £20, 2 birthday cards £2.50, 2 pairs of shoes heeled £18, food for tonight £11 and Superdrug for hair stuff £7 - and there goes £80 :eek: Went for a sunbed on the way home, now need to tidy up a bit then am making spaghetti carbonara and watching the game

Statements have now all arrived so have updated my total, I have now paid off over £10k in 2 years, including the DCA discount from yesterday. Still seems a long way to go though!

Also got £20 refund back from the tax on my old car so when that clears it can come off a debt - will get Wescot cleared this month!

beanielou

Wow Shoe Gal 10k in 2 years is really good going :j :j :j

LittleBoots

Great news about the 20% discount:jand £10k in two years? Thats a major achievement :T.
Well done on the weightloss too!! xxx

Souk08

That's ace news lady. Well done you X

Shoe_Gal

Thanks girls :A

Nothing much planned today, few bits of housework and really should do some exercise

Lula-Hula

£10k in 2 years is great, well done you

Pottering here today, does watching rugby & getting excited count as exercise ?

Shoe_Gal

Oh I do hope so - not left the sofa yet but plan to watch the footie :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Mags30

Lula-Hula wrote: »

I have a subscription to Marie Claire but not so impressed this month. Of the first 53 pages, 41 of those were ads :mad:.

I wont be renewing the subscription unless it improves dramatically.

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I read somewhere on MSE that they don't send the free cover gifts with subscriptions either.

Shoe_Gal wrote: »

had a really spendy morning but all necessary! Nails £21, voucher for Dad's birthday £20, 2 birthday cards £2.50, 2 pairs of shoes heeled £18, food for tonight £11 and Superdrug for hair stuff £7 - and there goes £80 :eek:

Sounds familiar, when I spend on things like that it's like "I spent less when I was buying clothes:rotfl:" It's annoying spending money and having hardly nothing to show for it.

LittleBoots wrote: »

Great news about the 20% discount:jand £10k in two years? Thats a major achievement :T.
Well done on the weightloss too!! xxx

What she said Well done :T

makeup

Well done on clearing so much off your debt, big achievement! :beer:

Hope you have a good week xx