Living life, loving life.......hypno's having a ball!

rtandon27

hypno06 wrote: »

I did set out to buy some essential oils at lunchtime, but bumped into my lovely friend and had coffee with him instead.....which for some reason seemed to perk me up just a little.......:D

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

MrsMoo2U

I did set out to buy some essential oils at lunchtime, but bumped into my lovely friend and had coffee with him instead.....which for some reason seemed to perk me up just a little.......

Who needs essential oils when you have a lovely friend to perk you up

"What's in a name? That which we call a rose
By any other name would smell as sweet."

savingmore

:jto coffee with lovely friend

and all i got to occasionally cleaning said DSs rooms was
'oh mum i won't be able to find anything now'...go figure

atypicalblonde

Howdy stranger :hello:

Long time no "speak". I haven't been posting very much on MSE for a while now but I lurk on your thread a lot and love hearing about your news . I hope you dont mind but I need an opinion on something and would appreciate your advice.

Presently we are a one income household whilst DH pursues a business venture. This is fine as we can pay the bills and still 'live' on my salary. We have been toying with the idea of further reducing the term of our mortgage whilst we are in a position to do so, which would result in a £100 increase in our mortgage per month (which we can afford). What I was just wondering was, what % of your income do you pay on mortgage and bills, and what % is fun money? I hope you dont mind me asking , I just dont really have a comparison and would appreciate your input as one of the wisest DFWers ever to grace these boards

Take care of yourself hun xx ATB xx

youareallhelpingme

hypno06 wrote: »

I did set out to buy some essential oils at lunchtime, but bumped into my lovely friend and had coffee with him instead.....which for some reason seemed to perk me up just a little.......:D

And him too I'll get me coat :whistle:

hypno06

Evening all - just got home after sharing a post work bottle of wine with a girlfriend, putting the world to rights as you do!!

ATB, I did this exact exercise a couple of weeks ago, but the figures are at work - I will post them again tomorrow but I think it is more or less 40% to the mortgage, 15% to savings (long term savings plus holidays) 10% "fun stuff" and the rest to utilities, travel (petrol and bus passes), food etc.....

Will do it properly tomorrow xx

MrsMoo2U

youareallhelpingme wrote: »

And him too I'll get me coat :whistle:

computer now full of coffee
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

atypicalblonde

hypno06 wrote: »

Evening all - just got home after sharing a post work bottle of wine with a girlfriend, putting the world to rights as you do!!

ATB, I did this exact exercise a couple of weeks ago, but the figures are at work - I will post them again tomorrow but I think it is more or less 40% to the mortgage, 15% to savings (long term savings plus holidays) 10% "fun stuff" and the rest to utilities, travel (petrol and bus passes), food etc.....

Will do it properly tomorrow xx

Thank you Hypno I really appreciate that. Post work wine sounds fab x

Ellidee

youareallhelpingme wrote: »

And him too I'll get me coat :whistle:

Ooh this reminds me of something that I heard last week and I'm not sure how I stifled a giggle. I went to a funeral, which was of course a sad and rather solemn occasion, until the (lady) Minister started talking about Jesus' erection :eek::eek::rotfl:

hypno06

Ellidee wrote: »

Ooh this reminds me of something that I heard last week and I'm not sure how I stifled a giggle. I went to a funeral, which was of course a sad and rather solemn occasion, until the (lady) Minister started talking about Jesus' erection :eek::eek::rotfl:

Definitely :eek::eek::eek: you did very well not to laugh out loud!!