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benbenandme wrote: »Woohoo, just won £62 on a games offer :j :j so thats my £40 holiday covered and £22 into the mortgage pot



Nice one,well done.0 -
Thankyou Tigz for texting me re. the ferry offer from the Sun, I have just booked the return ferry for £37 instead of the £110 the other ferry company charge, which would still have been £35 of tesco vouchers, but now I can use them for something better value
I will try to have £37 left at the end of this month to cover the ferry cost.
There are several places to go on the island that I can use my tesco vouchers for entry to, so will cash some in and then I should only really need to spend money on food and bits and bobs when we're there, a cheap Easter holidays this is already working out to be :TMortgage Total: £50,772/ £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £16800 -
benbenandme wrote: »And its about time I owned up .... my weightloss is going completely the wrong way, I have just lost all motivation and I know its partly because of cutie but I really want to lose the weight but cant get focused, and the cold weather doesn't help, I need to eat stodge

I have however not had any alcohol all year and also haven't bitten my nails either
Well done to everyone else on their losses though :T
Maybe your motivation can be another cutie? Men are like buses...another one will be along soon
. Cutie will never know what he missed out on . I am recently single and there's no one on the horizon - not that I am too bothered at the moment - but it does wonders for my self-confidence if I'm in shape 
Great games win. I wish i could get my head around this match betting
It's not how far you fall - it's how high you bounce back.... :jHappiness is not a destination - it's a journey
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Men are like buses...:o
Yes, very much so.
They are old, in poor condition, smell horrible, belch out horrible fumes all the time and take you for a ride. They're expensive to maintain, make strange noises regularly and often stop working for no apparent reason.
I can see the similarity quite easily!0 -
Smart_Mart wrote: »Yes, very much so.

They are old, in poor condition, smell horrible, belch out horrible fumes all the time and take you for a ride. They're expensive to maintain, make strange noises regularly and often stop working for no apparent reason.
I can see the similarity quite easily!
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Thanks Smart Mart.
This gave me a good laugh this morning, just what I needed.Pay as much as you can in 2011- £3688.54/£6000Pay as much as you can in 2012 - £3190.96/£6000LBM - August 2010 - £19202.30Current - August 2012 - £11803.68Paid so far - £7398.620 -
BenBEn, I don't know if you can get a good deal but if you can the Railway Museum in York is doing a massive festival in half term in June. Loads of steam trains, chances to ride them , trips into driver cabs etc, etc. Tickets are expensive but it can be done as a day trip or an overnighter at most. Would be great for your son but also OK for you, great shopping and cafes in York.0
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And a link would help http://www.nrm.org.uk/PlanaVisit/Events/railfest2012.aspx0
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Thankyou Tootallulah, it does look fab, but unfortunately having now booked the IOW and going to Spain in the summer ds is going to have to make do with days out from home the rest of the holidays this year
One day I would like to take him there though, but it is over 5 hours drive from here :eek: but thank you for thinking of us
Mortgage Total: £50,772/ £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £16800 -
Smart_Mart wrote: »Yes, very much so.

They are old, in poor condition, smell horrible, belch out horrible fumes all the time and take you for a ride. They're expensive to maintain, make strange noises regularly and often stop working for no apparent reason.
I can see the similarity quite easily!
Love it..................0 -
Ds had a good day at school today :j :j
I have had a nsd

I've got left over curry for tea so nice and easy there then, just settling down to more homework with ds before my bath, his bath, our tea then bed with the laptop
Mortgage Total: £50,772/ £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £16800
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