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  • tellmeitsfriday
    tellmeitsfriday Posts: 2,331 Forumite
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    It might just do Marru - if I reshape his face a little :) I object to paying £19 for him!
  • Dorastar
    Dorastar Posts: 2,175 Forumite
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    Woohoo - have just booked my Crimbo and birthday next year presents:j Russell Howard for Christmas (I asked the birthday fairy but he forgot) and then Sarah Millican for my birthday - well a month after but near enough. Both of them make me laugh a lot and after skimming through Tim Ferris's website - thanks whoever mentioned that one - I might as well go and enjoy them now, especially since I now have to work till I'm 67 and teacher's life expectancy if they teach past 60 is about 2 years after retirement - eek! Guess that means our pensions are not going to cost the country very much after all:eek:

    Am now stupidly over excited about events in December 2011 and March 2012 - love having things to look forward too :)
    Mortgage £119,533 going down slowly
    Emergency fund £1000/£1000
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  • Memory_Girl
    Memory_Girl Posts: 4,957 Forumite
    Dora - that is the best prescription for keeping young. My Mums best friend 73 years young popped in yesterday as my Mum and I were planning out the summer hols for the boys. Nothing expensive, just trips here and there and free stuff .................. and she has decided to spend the summer hanging out with her Toy Boys.

    So she is now going to the new Transport Museum, to see "Hairy Mclairy frae Roberstons Dairy", to the Glasgow Science Museum, Blair Drummond Safari Park, Lochore meadows for a picnic, to a kids Movie Matinee and the local Animal Park.

    Her motto is "there's only now" and she grabs life with such gusto - I Love it.

    Great lesson from a great teacher.

    Off to have coffee in the garden with DS1 - our Sunday Morning quiet chat.

    MG
    FINALLY AND OFFICIALLY DEBT FREE
    Small Emergency Fund £500 / £500
    Pay off all Debts £10,000 / £10,000
    Grown Up Emergency Fund £6000 / £6000 :j
    Pension Provision £6688/£2376
  • Triciaxx
    Triciaxx Posts: 659 Forumite
    Dorastar wrote: »
    Woohoo - have just booked my Crimbo and birthday next year presents:j Russell Howard for Christmas (I asked the birthday fairy but he forgot) and then Sarah Millican for my birthday - well a month after but near enough. Both of them make me laugh a lot and after skimming through Tim Ferris's website - thanks whoever mentioned that one - I might as well go and enjoy them now, especially since I now have to work till I'm 67 and teacher's life expectancy if they teach past 60 is about 2 years after retirement - eek! Guess that means our pensions are not going to cost the country very much after all:eek:

    Am now stupidly over excited about events in December 2011 and March 2012 - love having things to look forward too :)

    Sounds great and getting excited is not stupid. Looking forward to things is part of the enjoyment. :T:T Have you started counting sleeps yet? :rotfl:
    But how can you know what you want till you get what you want and you see if you like it?
  • Bitsy_Beans
    Bitsy_Beans Posts: 9,640 Forumite
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    Thanks for the link Cheri, I love Morecombe and Wise. It also led me to watch this. Again. Man I would love to have breakfasts like this :rotfl:

    Dora - Oooh I LOVE Russell Howard :D Be excited, nothing to apologise for. I am really looking forward to going to see Bryan Adams at NEC in December wooo hoooo can't wait :T

    MG - I love your mums friend attitude. It's spot on :D

    Sun is out here today :D Have been a bit neglectful of Frogs lately. Having completed my Learning Journals which was one of my biggest frogs I've not really pushed to get any more done BUT I've made a list of things to complete this week. Won't probably get it all done but now it's written down at least I have a reminder ;)
    I think a trip to the lakes is in order if the weather stays nice :D
    I need to do some tidying up in the garden, kids have got compost everywhere (they have their own tub for digging and they love to make mud pies ;))
    So a day of pottering methinks. Just what we need after busy day yesterday.

    Have a great day everyone :D
    I have a gift for enraging people, but if I ever bore you it'll be with a knife :D Louise Brooks
    All will be well in the end. If it's not well, it's not the end.
    Be humble for you are made of earth. Be noble for you are made of stars
  • Souk08
    Souk08 Posts: 3,240 Forumite
    Morning all, lovely morning here.

    Dora it's great to have things to look forward to, good plan. MG enjoy all your trips with the boys and your Young at Heart friend. She sounds ace! Sis went yesterday so it's back to 'old claes and purridge' for us. Well, not really as I have a bday dinner for a friend tongith staright from work and tomorrow I start the body blitz as I have 6 weeks to holidays in a tiny white bikini!!!! Food is palnned and I have a months free gym membership so watch me go. THIS IS IT! It's coming off and this time it's staying off!!!
    'The road to a friends house is never long'
  • Cheery_Daff
    Cheery_Daff Posts: 17,159 Forumite
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    Gosh souk you sound motivated! :T :T :T :T :T

    Yay Dora - having things to look forward to is ACE!

    Cheri - fortunately there were no kids at the party last night :D Just gorgeous home cooked food (and plenty of it, and plenty of variety), including the MOST EXCELLENT dip - just whizzed up fresh garden peas and cottage cheese - wouldn't believe how gorgeous it was! Garden is beautiful too :) (however, I've never seen Madam Butterfly, and at any rate, it sounds like we both had marvellous evenings so hooray! :j :j :j :j)

    2 year old nephew's birthday party today :eek: sister has 3 kids under 5 - am armed and prepared.. :rotfl:
  • Dorastar
    Dorastar Posts: 2,175 Forumite
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    Kids playing happily and dh at work, going to throw them in garden for a picnic later and then get down to some house/school stuff. List of frogs made and going to get done one by one.

    Still looking forward to comedy nights out :)
    Mortgage £119,533 going down slowly
    Emergency fund £1000/£1000
    Savings for big things £9017
  • Marru
    Marru Posts: 4,126 Forumite
    And the life wins :j

    No headache this morning. Getting up leasurly with the purring cat.

    Came here to see wonderful clips by Morecambe and Wise. I have seen that breakfast sketch before but I was laughing aloud here. Have put it in my YouTube favourites.

    DD won't be back until middayish so I have time to potter around. I am not going to stress about things I can do nothing about today. However at some point I shall put my frogs in order for tomorrow.

    Going to visit fellow country woman later, we shall do some needlecraft and natter. :)
    "Everything will be alright in the end. If it's not alright, it's not the end."

  • Bitsy_Beans
    Bitsy_Beans Posts: 9,640 Forumite
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    Marru - that is the best attitude to have, well done :)

    Souk - you go girl, lovin' your motivation.

    MG asked a couple of pages back what three steps you had to reach your goal. Mine for finally walking the road to slimness are:
    1. Drink more water. 2 ltrs is a bit of a stretch for me so baby steps am working on 1 ltr a day to start.
    2. Exercise every day. Not slogging at gym but stuff I like to do, have a dance, use the Wii and do Shred DVD.
    3. Be mindful.
    Sounds achievable and if I make the effort it can be. Telling you lot will encourage me to update each day what I achieved :D
    I have a gift for enraging people, but if I ever bore you it'll be with a knife :D Louise Brooks
    All will be well in the end. If it's not well, it's not the end.
    Be humble for you are made of earth. Be noble for you are made of stars
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