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Weekend 5th/6th March - What small DFW things will you be doing this w/e?!
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La_escocesa wrote: »
Today- move the £££ I didn't move yesterday - :eek: NOW OFFICIALLY V SKINTO!! :eek:
- resist knitting until the place is sparkling - I can too easily sit on the sofa all day and do nothing around me
- resist reading until the place is sparkling
- tidy tidy clean clean sort laundry change bedding
Getting there with the dreaded housework... Kitchen and bathroom are donenow just need to sort the bedroom and all the clothes that have nowhere to go...
Also need to mend some work clothes - hem here and there.
Reserved a book at the library so something to look forward to doing tomorrow lunch time :T
And put some stuff on my amazon wish list - bday coming up and folk are asking0 - move the £££ I didn't move yesterday - :eek: NOW OFFICIALLY V SKINTO!! :eek:
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stitching_witch wrote: »I will also:
- [STRIKE] plant the L!dl fruit bushes in the garden (4 for £5)
- clean out chickens in exchange for some more eggies[/STRIKE]
- rejig the budget for March to see what I can shave a bit from
- [STRIKE] pay CC bill
- put in quilting order with discount card (maybe......)
- all meals from stores[/STRIKE]
- spend time in the sewing room
- [STRIKE] no NSD today so trying to do it all so i can have an NSD tomorrow
[/STRIKE]
Doing okay for now, also did loads of housework, and odds and ends.- ran DW overnight on Economy 7
- ran WM overnight on Economy 7
- hung washing on airer
Making magic with fabricLight travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.0 -
Afternoon all!
I'm late today cos I was doing a car boot sale this morning - have a new excuse everyday! Lol. Made £50, so minus the £5 pitch fee it was £45 for 2 1/2 hrs standing in the cold! Lol
Mumof3 - I stayed in the Bath YHA once and it's brilliant! Very clean and comfortable, cooked breakfast was good and v. cheap!
Right here is my list:-
- Checked bank
- Did car boot, £45 profit
- Came home and listed remaining stuff on ebay
- One bid on other ebay item, 12.50 with 6 days left! Only expected it to go to a tenner!
- Took picnic and flask to car boot, didn't eat it all, the rest back in fridge for tomorrows lunch
- Swapped a book at local shop, no charge
- Ex gave me some pink n whites he didnt want, 50 calories each? Bargain!
- Bathe DD and me later, then HW off again
- Minimal amount of ironing, work clothes only
- Cleaned kitchen/tidied living room and hoovered thru
Sparkle and imagine I'm out on my motorbike right now on this beautiful day!!!
J xNothing to report as yet...give me a minute...!0 -
excellent stuff stitchy re the website & the paying customer next week! :j
was thinking what about the big window being 2 roman blinds? seems like such a palarva making 3?!!!! Also not sure about a blind fitting on the door as its PVC door frame? What do you think???
Josie :j to £45 profit! But no more excuses young lady! :rotfl:
have had a lovely weekend again :cool2: friends came round for dinner & we had a lovely time catching up after their wedding a couple of weeks ago. I gave her my present which should have gone in her hen do box of memories (but I was ill so didn't go) a copy of the kite runner film - I gave her the ook & she loved it and hasn't seen the film & she was really happy with it
Have cleaned the inside of my car so now after over 2 months of not smoking I now no longer drive an ashtray :rotfl: I'm such a lazy cow sometimes!
gonna go & have my weekly bath (sounds awful doesn't it??? :rotfl:) and read my book, scrabble later with oh
I love the weekends! see you lovelies tomorrow xDF as at 30/12/16
Wombling 2025: £87.12
NSD March: YTD: 35
Grocery spend challenge March £253.38/£285 £20/£70 Eating out
GC annual £449.80/£4500
Eating out budget: £55/£420
Extra cash earned 2025: £1950 -
Sounds like a fab day DNMS.
I've spent the afternoon sewing up my tea cosy anddon't think I can give it away now
I love it too much!
Shhh, don't tell anyone...0 -
NF Mum of 3 - the YHA at Bath is half way up the hill to the University where I used to work
It is a downhill walk into the city, but you might want to get the bus back up
It looks really nice though!
Today:
Loads of cleaning / decluttering (and still need to clean the bathroom)
Cooked a big roast dinner with things I had in
Made butternut squash soup and a fruit cake
2 eggs from chooks
Sold item on ebay - £20.86 + postage
Listed 2 more items
Back to work tomorrow0 -
Hi all,
My dfw things for 5/3
- found 1p
- Invoiced buyers for Ebay items sold
- Got more padded envelopes from my stash in the loft
- brought item which I will sell on Ebay in the next couple of months
- washing done and hung indoors
- Kitchen floors cleaned
- used coupons
- applied for freebie
Tesco points: 101 (£21.50, £19.50, £7.50, £21 & £5)
Boots points: £0.28
Pigsback points: 715 (4 xBoots£10 & 1 xPizzaHut£10, 2 x £10 clothing vouchers)
Mutual points: 3417 (redeemed 8250)
Rpoints:redeemed 28925 points)Cashbag:£8.91(£20)0 -
NewlyFrugalMumof3 wrote: »Morning All,
After a very productive day yesterday and also a NSD (OH bought bread rolls & newspaper - Telegraph for free fushia plants - just P&P to pay), am aiming for another v productive day.
We're going away to Bath for a couple days tomorrow and parents will be staying/dog & cat sitting, so I need to finish cleaning downstairs (upstairs done yesterday).
Also:
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Checked online banking
Checked amex statement
Printed off 2 for 1 offers for Bath
Pack up food for next 2 days - cereals, tea, coffee, drinks, snacks as we are staying at a YHA so taking a few supplies will stop sooo much spending!!
Pack all our clothes, toys, toiletries etc.
Make cake in BM
Make bread in BM
Make cheese & spinach submarines for journey on train - mmm, nom nom
Ironing
Lunch & tea from stores
Walk/run dog
Book taxi for tomorrow a.m.
Clean & new batteries for 2 x boys hearing aids, plus spare batteries
All bath tonight
Go to bed on time
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Phew - plenty to do, must delegate! Have a great day everyone.
T. x:)
Whoohooo. Have actually finished all jobs and am cream crackerereered!
It's been like a military operation to pack us all up and we'll be back on Wednesday! Anyone'd think we were away for a month!:rotfl:
Have a great Monday y'all.Jan GC £267.47/280, Fuel:£40.60/£40; Cafes: £28.35!!/£20, NSD: ?/20
Walk /10miles/week,
LBM £14,000 :eek: 01/02/18. Loan: £14960.40/4 years
Emergency: / £1000, Vouchers: One4All £20, HairSalon £50, Caffe Nero £15.62, Pizza Express £90, Other Restaurant £60. DS1 owes camera/car ins.£800.0 -
La_escocesa wrote: »Glad you found the yoga relaxing, Perni
I did a couple and then watched a couple :eek: How bad is that?! Played the vid and then sat on the sofa :rotfl: Was watching closely to improve technique
That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it.
Hehe I'll believe you
I did 2 sessions totalling roughly 45mins & was up for doing more but my OH would have been on his way back soon into it, & I would feel a bit silly doing it with him aroundI'll definitely be chucking him out of the room for a while to try it again next week though.
Have you found any benefits from it other then enjoying it? As in fitness, flexibility, etc?:idea:Debt at July 2012: £12,862.57 :eek:
:dance:Current Debt: £0 :j
100% paid off!
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