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Double Trouble - Nothing by halves
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youareallhelpingme wrote: »You will have to let me know nearer the time what day he is going. Shame he isn't going to the November one as there will be a number of very special items he could have had a nosey at close up!
To be honest I didn't know there was a November one will go and have a google - could be anniversary pressie
DTxx0 -
Think of a famous car programme and you will find itOne small step for ME, one giant leap for my family!
2015 - my Amazon Gift Certificate mini challenge - saving to buy small household electrical items.
Total £9.120 -
youareallhelpingme wrote: »Think of a famous car programme and you will find it
Yikes November is expensive in the circumstances think we will have to stick with January
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I think the tickets start at £45 which is not much more that the Jan ones, and you get the show in that too. But whichever he chooses let me know so I can try and sort something for him.One small step for ME, one giant leap for my family!
2015 - my Amazon Gift Certificate mini challenge - saving to buy small household electrical items.
Total £9.120 -
youareallhelpingme wrote: »I think the tickets start at £45 which is not much more that the Jan ones, and you get the show in that too. But whichever he chooses let me know so I can try and sort something for him.
£49 For Nov and £30 for Jan as far as I can see
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Ah, that is quite a difference, mind you the dearest ticket is something like £455 + VAT and includes a posh dinner, I'd cook for £100 + VAT :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:.One small step for ME, one giant leap for my family!
2015 - my Amazon Gift Certificate mini challenge - saving to buy small household electrical items.
Total £9.120 -
Double_Trouble wrote: »Hi as it happens I subscribed to your latest diary yesterday and I read your previous two and you certainly been having it tough at least we are in reasonable shape healthwise and I know it is a cliche but that is more important than money. So I am lurking on your thread too
DTxx
Thanks DT, and by all means lurk away on mine :A
BUT, ummmmm, think I must've broke something posting on your thread ..... Before I knew it, I'd replied on several others aswell :eek: Have you got a hidden lurker cure embedded somewhere on here ? :rotfl:Double_Trouble wrote: »Re the house we have estate agents going in this week they have advised not to sell if at all possible they have been instructed to sell next door which was repossessed by the bank 2 years ago and is in a mess but it is going for a v low price so we really need that one to be sold and hopefully tidied up before we try to sell ours so they are going to see about a long term let but I need to check the tenancy agreements over there etc. as I don't want to be left with tenants I can't get out
DTxx
Can totally understand that, fingers crossed that someone will feel the neighbours one is a bargain and snap it up then.:money:Double_Trouble wrote: »In brighter news I made plum crumble yesterday with plums from the garden and picked a few raspberries and blackberries lurking in the veg garden not enough to do anything with but nice all the same still have loads of plums left so need to look into plum jam I thinkbefore the wasps get them :eek:
DTxx
I am sat here very envious of the mention of having a garden full of plumsGot some way to go before I can even hope to have the fruit trees *sigh* I am having many ongoing negotiations with my [STRIKE]jungle[/STRIKE] garden ... alas I seem to be on the losing side mostly :rotfl:
Double_Trouble wrote: »Well it seems I was not the only one to have a cunning plan by the time I got home from Mr. Ts OH had sold his car and the money is already in our account don't know whether to laugh or cry in fact have done a bit of both but mainly the latter
He said it was the only thing to do and he didn't want to see me upset any more.
So the overdraft is gone, there is money for the current emergency and some to do an essential repair to the chimney and the rest is going off the CCs which will reduce the amount we have to pay out each month and this has given me the boost I need to pay off the rest of the CCs I anticipate about 16.5K left to pay which is a heck of a lot less than 89K when we started :eek:
DTxx
What an amazing man hun, and what a lovely gesture :A
So pleased to read things are looking more positive
G'Angel xx~ On the Road to Making Dreams Happen ~
January £10 a Day Challenge £ 0.00 / £750 - (Running Total £1,512.11)
52 Week Challenge £ 0.00 / £1,378
Debt Owed £23,200 / £19,251 - Mtge Owed Bal £140,000 / £130,940 - Total Debt Balance Owed : £163,200 / £150,1910 -
GreyhoundAngel wrote: »Thanks DT, and by all means lurk away on mine :A
BUT, ummmmm, think I must've broke something posting on your thread ..... Before I knew it, I'd replied on several others aswell :eek: Have you got a hidden lurker cure embedded somewhere on here ? :rotfl:
Oops you have discovered my secret :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
I am sat here very envious of the mention of having a garden full of plumsGot some way to go before I can even hope to have the fruit trees *sigh* I am having many ongoing negotiations with my [STRIKE]jungle[/STRIKE] garden ... alas I seem to be on the losing side mostly :rotfl:
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Oh my gosh, DT - I am so pleased for you! What a wonderful thing your hubby has done. I can only imagine the relief you feel now like I was imagining your distress previously. Having support from your OH makes a huge difference in difficult situations. Something i craved and never got from mine
but I will revel in the glory of doing it all myself when i am debt free ha ha!!!
Am looking forward to watching you slash that debt now. I bet you'll sleep well tonightOne step at a time0 -
DT! What amazing news - I'm not surprised you had a cry :kisses3:
But its really reinvigorated you, hasn't it :j:j:j Yay to selling all the *stuff* ...2023: the year I get to buy a car0
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