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Monday 21st March - What small DFW things will you be doing today?!
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Afternoon all,
Pixie, thanks for starting the thread today
Happy Mondayness to one and all
Happy Candy is back on the ball (and as sarcastic as ever!)
Today I have/will
• Will try for a LSD – Need to pay for parking as going out tonight….only £1 ….might also have to pay for mums travel tonight
• Got free tix to see a show tonight (they cant make it as going to a funeral up north tomorrow)
• Make an effort to be nice to everyone today – failed…see the email below regarding a netbook that has since died
• Checked my online banking
• Meals from storecupboard
• Used railpass to get to work
• Charge phone at work later
• Read newspaper online
• Need to check out the freebies and the competition boards
• Enter comps online
• Washing on a quick wash 30 degrees
• Will read the thread tonight when I get home
Email to Dabs.com:
I bought a refurbished Acer Aspire netbook from you in September and it has died. There is something wrong with the BIOS and it has packed up. As a result I have lost a number of key documents (there was no indication that the netbook was about to die). This was a replacement for an order which was delivered with the wrong software installed.
I have since read that you offer 90 day guarantee’s on your refurbished goods - surely you should trust employee's work enough offer a years guarantee, and I would be excluded from taking out extra insurance as this is a reburb.
I take it that I am not able to arrange a refund/replacement for this machine, and I am dismayed that I can not contact a member of the customer service team to talk this trough.
I chose to buy from Dabs as I worked for one of your suppliers and I thought that I would not get ripped off, but it would appear that I was wrong. I regret making this purchase and wish that I had bought from somewhere else.
If you would like to discuss any points raised in this email, please come back to me.
I know they will not answer my email, but boy did it make me feel better!
Have a great day everyone
Candy xxxDebts at the start of my journey - about £23,000 lightbulb moment 01.03.2007 (1st payment to CCCS)..Debt Free Date 25.06.2013 Deposit savings £17,000/£30,0000 -
Forgot to mention that I'd lost another pound at the Monday morning weigh in. Progress is not exactly spectacular, but its steady. Its now 15lb in 11 weeks.
fantastic Karb really pleased for you - and of course your neighbours who saw you topless ironing! :rotfl:(also am secretly jealous as not very good at dieting & keep blowing all my hard work) Think am gonna take a leaf out of your book & go for a run in the woods in a little bit
DF 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 -
Afternoon everyone
Today I have:
washing out and line drying
lunch and dinner from stores
checked banking- transferred £30 to challenge
car shared to work and back
checked e-mails- screened out of surveys
Think that's it for now enjoy the rest of your day everyone.0 -
Hello all,
Today I have:
Done a 25 min work out - will keep this up as need to get in shape for my wedding in March 2012
Checked my bank
Bought a Pro-points calculator off ebay
Posted 90% of my invitations. Only about 7 more to post, awaiting addresses.
Posted ebay item
Brought fruit and veg from Mr T
Washed the car
Visited my mum
Mum booked a Paris break for us and my niece in Nov, very exciting!
Fed fish and cats
Changed cat litter
Done comps
Rang my nan
Looked for jobs
Hope everyone has a good day!No you're not a vegetarian if you eat any animal or fish, so do not insult genuine veggies by calling yourself one! :mad:
Thanks to everyone who posts competitions. You are the stars of the board :T:j:T0 -
Whooooooop for topless ironing!!! :rotfl: Way to go Karb!
Hey, could be a money spinner that, offering your services to the local mums!!!!!0 -
Pernicious wrote: »Good morning everyone,
Thanks for starting us off Pixie, do you mind sharing your recipe for meatballs with tomato & pepper sauce? Sounds delicious!
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Hi Perni - the recipe really is a nice easy one - probably not as fancy as it sounds:rotfl:I think I got it from 'Jamie's school dinners' cookbook...my youngest is the expert, she usually makes the meatballs and I do the sauce;)
Here you go - for the meatball mixture, in a bowl mix up a 500g pack of minced beef with 2 crushed garlic cloves, couple of big spoonfuls of grated cheese, a beaten egg and some breadcrumbs (i use the outside piece of a loaf). Mix all this together, make into meatball shapes and pop in the oven on a tray, gas 4 for about 40mins...I turn them halfway.
For the sauce, it's an easy tom sauce - fry off an onion, add garlic and a load of chopped pepper, then a tin of toms when the veg are soft. Chuck in some tom puree and simmer for about 20mins.
We serve it on pasta and cheese on top.
This has been one of our staple meals for about 6years now:D It was probably the first main course dd2 learned to cook - she's now 11 and still loves it:pI really need to sort out a new signature!0 -
Whooooooop for topless ironing!!! :rotfl: Way to go Karb!
Hey, could be a money spinner that, offering your services to the local mums!!!!!
As long as we don't all start putting that on our lists every day - mind you, whatever floats your boat eh;););)I really need to sort out a new signature!0 -
Hi all, late one from me been a busy day!
So far I have:
-breakfast and lunch at boyfs (cooked for me)
- tried to save petrol by doing my food shop on my way back to uni but got lost and possibly used more petrol!
- food shop to meal plan
-checked bank
Stil to do:
- dinner from freezer
- do more work
- make some soup for lunches for next week
- check ebay for final payments - made over £50 thisweekend decluttering my parents house!Paying it all off in 2017:
Finance 1- [STRIKE]115[/STRIKE] Paid Jan 2017
Finance 2- 335
CC - [STRIKE]2000[/STRIKE]1800
OD 1 - [STRIKE]2200[/STRIKE] 1850
OD 2 - 25000 -
Today I have:
- Walked kids to school and back x 2
- Walked to town and back
- Meals from stores, dinner using leftovers from saturdays dinner
- Paid £10 into bank so we dont get charges tomorrow when car ins goes out
- LSD had to get 2 birthday cards (2 for a quid in poundland)
- Washed a load on 30 and airer dried
- Checked pigsback
- Checked banking
- Dug out wrapping paper from stash
- Wrapped DS bargain birthday pressies, bought last week, best price Amazon.
- Checked ingredients for making DS birthday cake tomorrow
- Checked use by dates of beef mince and a chicken in fridge - savoury mince n mash tomorrow, roast chicken on weds
- Peeled potatoes for tomorrow to save time
- Found 51p on a fence post :think:
- Job searched
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