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Fresian's Free Of Debt (Woo!) Now, to stay that way...!
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Ah FF, I loved My So-Called Life. :j £5.99 is tempting....:rotfl: I've been good - my last purchase from Amazon was a Pilates DVD. :ASuccess is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts. Car loan 1 £10,546, Car loan CC 0% BT £5200. Debt Free Diary to try & keep spending in check.0
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Hey FF
We still need to arrange our post Christmas catch up!!:eek:
Give me a shout when you are free
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Hey F-f
Brain isnt working so well today and sure youve mentioned about switching energy suppliers but no idea who you went with, alas my provider EDF recently stopped giving nectar points and it now seems British Gas are their new "partners" :mad:
Dont know if thats any use to you?
I collect through sainsburys, sainsburys petrol, and I *think* you can get points from amazon via nectar?
Yep just checked http://www.nectar.com/collect-online/retailer/amazon.points
HTH oh thrifty one
Mumof4 xx
ETA amazon MP3 are also there and Itunes and many more, worth using if TCB or Quidco dont give cashback xx03/12/2010 [STRIKE]£9,736.56[/STRIKE]
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Eager_Elephant wrote: »I then went to the Stationers and got red glittery card, white glittery card and white card.
Obviously I need the ribbon which I can get from the haberdashery place but how will I make the top bit with the writing on?
A good place to ask would be the card making thread here. Those ladies make me look like a total amateur!
Hey FF
We still need to arrange our post Christmas catch up!!:eek:
Give me a shout when you are free
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Free most days to be honest although got quite a lot of movie-related plans this week. This weekend suits me if you're about?
mumofthreemonkies83 wrote: »Dont know if thats any use to you?
I collect through sainsburys, sainsburys petrol, and I *think* you can get points from amazon via nectar?
Yep just checked http://www.nectar.com/collect-online/retailer/amazon.points
HTH oh thrifty oneThank you! Only remembered about Amazon after I made my order *d'oh* but will be making more in the coming weeks I'm sure so will make sure and remember. Mr Fresian has also been given a card and strict instructions to use it for all diesel0 -
flying_fresian wrote: »
Free most days to be honest although got quite a lot of movie-related plans this week. This weekend suits me if you're about?
The weekend would be good for me - Off work tomorrow at least as I still have no voice and am feeling pretty yuk - Hoping to be back at work and feeling better by Wednesday at the latest!
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A pretty good weekend all in all here at Fresian Towers.
I went out for dinner on Friday night with some friends and came back pretty early. Sadly I was pretty tired so fell asleep just after ninewhich had the unfortunate side-effect of me waking up at 4.53am yesterday :eek::eek: I put the early start to good use though - tidying up, doing washing and then heading to the farmer's market. I didn't get a lot of food there but got tasty stuff. I also went to Aldi and the cinema having finally renewed my cinema pass!
I popped into the local library yesterday and finally joined. I'm a voracious reader when I'm in the mood and have finished two of my library books since yesterday!
Dinner yesterday was leftover venison stew, but I didn't have enough to comfortably feed both of us so I added chorizo sausages from the market and that made NOMS!! Really tasty it was - we will definitely do that again.
Today I picked up the last of the essentials (Milk, bread and margarine) for under £4 and will be buying no more food apart from milk/bread this week. The cupboards are groaning and I want to see how well we can last on cupboard-food in February to try and rebalance the budget a bit.
Hope everyone else has had a good weekend.
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Favour required from DailyMail readers!
Morning folks
If you're a regular Mail reader and don't intend to collect the tokens in the paper for the Royal Doulton figurines, would you consider collecting them for me? My mum loves Doulton and the figurines would make excellent presents for her, but I have certain issues with the Daily Mail and refuse to buy itI will happily cover postage for the tokens, but obviously only if you're buying the paper anyway.
Much love,
F_F
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Pennies
PAD/Spends - £135
Entertainment - £52.49
Groceries - £121.29
ISA Savings - £609.80 (Had to take out £30 to pay a parking ticket :mad:)
VSP - £113.84
Purse - £48
There are 23 days until payday :eek:
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flying_fresian wrote: »Favour required from DailyMail readers!
Morning folks
If you're a regular Mail reader and don't intend to collect the tokens in the paper for the Royal Doulton figurines, would you consider collecting them for me? My mum loves Doulton and the figurines would make excellent presents for her, but I have certain issues with the Daily Mail and refuse to buy itI will happily cover postage for the tokens, but obviously only if you're buying the paper anyway.
Much love,
F_F
Daily Mail Reader/Buyer receiving you loud and clear :rotfl:
I am happy to save the tokens for you, maybe if you get more than one person offering we can order them for you as I expect it is one per household???
Will have to double check
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FF
I have the mail in front of me and they are doing the set but all seperately so this time only the Spring Waltz figurine is available.
You need to register on 0901 292 5093 by leaving your name, address, postcode and phone number if you want to be one of the first to receive the figurine. Dispatch will start late May 2011 and pre-registered people will get theirs first.
Phone number above open until 4th Feb 2011.
I think the full terms and conditions should be on their website somewhere?
EE0
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