Gallygirl's "A journey of 121,226.67 pounds begins with a single penny" diary

newgirly

Hope you feel better GG x

[Deleted User]

Aw sorry youre poorly - feel better soon

Tilly_MFW_in_6_YRS

Morning GG, hope you managed to get some sleep. I guess when a headache is that bad it's hard to find painkillers to touch it.

Take care Tilly

lulabelle1

Get well soon x

Froggy-G

Hope you're feeling better this morning GG..:hello:

gallygirl

It's swapped sides so that has added a bit of variety .

Froggy-G

gallygirl wrote: »

It's swapped sides so that has added a bit of variety .

Shake your head!?!? It might even it out... :rotfl:

misscousinitt

Hope you fell better soon GG...headaches are just awful when you can't shake them...

MCI
xxx

gallygirl

Thanks Froggy. Tried that but it went 'clunk' and stayed back over the other side .

£4.86 quidco paid off Mr GG debt.

Was going to do a 69p Tillytidy but saw something interesting....... £1.69 Tillytidied instead.

Debt to Mr GG now £56, 999.18 :T.

Cell on spreadsheet automatically turned green - thanks Lois .

Lodger in debt paid rent, £100 off arrears in last 2 weeks and finally have more than 7p in offset :rotfl:. That has knocked net debt on own house plus btl (all done as 1 mortgage, keep up ) 2 down to £95,944 :T. Again, cell on spreadsheet automatically turned green - thanks Lois .

It's all happening here folks :rotfl:.

Em, Looooooiiiiiissssssss......... em........ just noticed that spreadsheet also turns green when debt pops back up over another 1k, due to interest added................................:o.

Lois_E

gallygirl wrote: »

Em, Looooooiiiiiissssssss......... em........ just noticed that spreadsheet also turns green when debt pops back up over another 1k, due to interest added................................:o.

No problem. I'll fix that and email it to you again. But first you have to tell me which you would prefer.

Option 1: It goes green every time it goes down to a different thousand bracket - so if it goes back up it stays the default colour, but when it comes back down again it goes green again for the same step. This is probably what you want if it has gone up at some point in the past or might do so again - for example if you have a flexible mortgage and can borrow back your OPs in an emergency.

Option 2: It goes green only when it gets to a new thousand bracket that it has never got to before. This is probably what you want if interest added is the only reason it ever goes up.

Once you let me know which you'd like, it'll take me about 30 seconds to sort it for you.