A Payment A Day - Part 11!

Wesker · 23 October 2011 at 3:43PM

Allie_Ballie_Bee wrote: »

I also have my first tattoo removal appointment today and I am nervous about that too.

I went through a course of this last year. It did hurt

If you find it too painful get yourself some Emla cream. It really helps

saorsie · 23 October 2011 at 4:35PM

Wow well done on the PPI payout l.m.hart ~ shame it's all accounted for but if you hadn't received it, you'd have had to find the money from elsewhere so still all good :j

£9 from me today please to savings pots

-s-

Allie_Ballie_Bee · 23 October 2011 at 5:04PM

Wesker wrote: »

I went through a course of this last year. It did hurt
If you find it too painful get yourself some Emla cream. It really helps

Thanks for the tip Wesker. Never heard of that cream. How were your results? Oh and it did hurt too!! OUCH!

Also, chickened out of visiting the pups.

Wesker · 23 October 2011 at 5:54PM

Allie_Ballie_Bee wrote: »

Thanks for the tip Wesker. Never heard of that cream. How were your results? Oh and it did hurt too!! OUCH!

I had several homemade and quite dark tattoes on my arm that i did when i was young and stupid

She said that they are the easiest type to remove and should only need 2 or 3 treatments.
Well i think i've had 5 treatments so far and they are still not gone

But they are loads better, most are practicaly gone, a couple of the bigger ones are still showing a bit but are a lot fainter.
I have stopped having the treatment for a while cos i really cant afford it at the mo but do need to go back at some time.

Sassers · 23 October 2011 at 9:24PM

£15 for me please
:wave:

jet9cat · 23 October 2011 at 10:01PM

No PAD today. I'm having to re-jig everything because OH has gone on one of his "spend to save" jaunts, putting my calcuations out. He's just spent about £100-£150 on the cc - but ut was to buy insulation for the loft. He found out Wickes have an offer on of buy one roll get 3 free with a maximum of buying 4 rolls per household so got 16 rolls. I know it will help in the long run but not in the budget so just redoing the figures before I PAD any more, especially as payday isn't until a week tomorrow for me, although he has a small payment currently clearing in the bank so will be able to PAD some of that when available, just need to double check where it's going now.:)

Hope everyone has a good week and just wanted to say keep going to those having a wobble or feeling they're not padding enough - every bit really does make a difference.:D

thevinternet · 24 October 2011 at 3:34AM

PAD £1.24 for me today (Monday 24th) to the Natwest OD.

Yes - to all those 'wobbling' at the moment, I like PAD because it forces you to think about your debts once-a-day, which keeps you on track generally. It's always in the back of your mind that way, stops you being too spendy!

So even if you can only afford a few pence a day, it's still worth doing I reckon. My PADs are usually tiny, and tbh honest don't make that much difference to my overall debt levels financially, but they sure do motivate me and keep me on track, so I love them.