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life at the happy farm.....
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hi Saorsie!
Yep I love my girls too, (although this was tested this morning).... the beautiful golden yellow yolks make all the insane clucking noises we make so worth it though - dont they?
Have a good weekend folks :beer:. Indulegent but stroppy birthday on Sunday (so the happyfarm should be full of hungry and thirsty mouths) xWell Behaved women seldom make history
Early retirement goal... 2026
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Loving your diary already!!:D...and I am so jealous of your chickens and your farm!:(
You are doing really well paying off the debt so far and I'm sure the rest will be gone in no time.
Looking forward to reading more of your diary.
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Love the chicken story!

Looking forward to following your journey.
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You have really made me laugh off to subscribe

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Hello & welcome. Such a funny start
... and a soon to be fellow Rayburn user, I love mine, there's something very comforting about it.
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Glad you have found MSE to refocus your efforts. The amount of information on here to help clear debt quicker is amazing.
I take it during your debt busting you have checked that all of your utilities are with the cheapest providers for your usage, ditto insurances as well.
Also have you discovered cash back sites like quidco and topcashback? Great for online spends you would do anyway.
good luck with the journey, and love the chicken story LOL
chevI want a job that is less than an hour driving away from my house! Are you listening universe?
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Mrs motivated I think you should consider writing a book as well as a diary. You have everyone here:rotfl:Total debt 11/1/2011 €5350.65Total debt 12/12/12 €3222.31CrazyClothesChallenge 2013 #006 €34.08/€5000
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mrs_motivated wrote: »i shall be checking for wonky bricks tonight and if I find any - Iwill booby trap the portaloo which currently looks like an orange tardis is in front of the living room window
I have been thinking about this (on account of I am bored at work and I have an unhealthy fascination with non-flushing loos, the reason for which I suspect you wouldn’t want to know), and I reckon this would not be a good idea, seeing as it it is right outside your living-room window and you are no doubt already being traumatised with the sight of builder’s bum … are you yet forming a picture?
Why is it orange? And why is it in such close proximity to your sitting-room window? And how ... no, I'll leave it there."Green pastures are before me,
Which yet I have not seen;"
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Hello

Everyone is raving about your diary and I can see why, it's fab, a very enjoyable read
I think I'd like to live on the happy farm!
Well done on your debt busting so far and good luck with paying off the rest
Look forward to reading about it
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Morning folks - happy smiley Monday to you all and thankyou for all the kind words.
Its been a busy weekend at the happy farm and i will update everyone later today.
xxxWell Behaved women seldom make history
Early retirement goal... 2026
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