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The Matrix - Re-Evolution!!

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  • tenmah wrote: »
    Morning All

    I just wanted to post as I am debt free today :j It feels good.

    Massive congratulations to you!! You must be feeling just fantastic at the moment!

    Kind regards

    Dirtyepic
    DEBT FREE SINCE SEPTEMBER 2015 :beer::beer::beer:
  • natsplatnat
    natsplatnat Posts: 3,033 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Photogenic Combo Breaker
    So now (when I am all caught up!!) you lot decide to slow your nattering!!!! ? !!! lol
    start = Wed 19th Nov 2008 £21,225
    end = Mon 28th Sept 2015 DEBT FREE!
    I love a good plan - it may not work.... but I love a good plan!
  • hex2
    hex2 Posts: 4,736 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    edited 7 September 2011 at 4:10PM
    SunFlower wrote: »

    P.S. Do I remember seeing some sort of a 'don't buy any lunches' challenge on the boards? I've been to look for it, but can't see it.

    It is this one - mortgage free diaries - it is a Cha97Michelle thread - Christmas challenge or something like that.

    ETA: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3455141


    Tenmah - congratulations!

    MG - Cha97Michelle is a very inspiring MF poster if you havent already spotted her stuff.
    'If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need' Marcus Tullius Cicero
  • Dustykitten
    Dustykitten Posts: 16,507 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Lovely day, been foraging (thanks Hex) collected a pudding basin of cobnuts and one of blackberries.

    3 loads of washing dried on the line.

    A little bit of gardening done.

    Off to make pudding now and see if I can make an autumnal door reef from some of the prunnings from the crab apple tree.
    The birds of sadness may fly overhead but don't let them nest in your hair
  • Memory_Girl
    Memory_Girl Posts: 4,957 Forumite
    hex2 wrote: »
    MG - Cha97Michelle is a very inspiring MF poster if you havent already spotted her stuff.

    Pammyj7a and Cha97Michelle are my gurus - where's the "bowing down I'm not worthy" icon??

    Great ladies with fantastic sticking power and a sense of humour to match.

    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
  • Horace
    Horace Posts: 14,426 Forumite
    Congrats Tenmah

    Today has been a day of sorting out, arranging a regular payment to Amex ev.month for 12 months as part of their care programme. I visited my web geek in his new office and he has told the folks where he has offices that I am an employee (he used to be a client) so that I can visit his offices and use his computers, printers and telephone so I am not stuck permanently at home looking at the wall.

    I also went shopping (this has been a big deal for me because I haven't been shopping for two months:eek:). I picked up a load of veg in the greengrocer as well as a tip for freezing cauliflower. Got some cheap meat (cheap in price but not in quality) from the butcher and got a tip from them how to cook the lamb shanks that have been languishing in the freezer - I can slow cook them on the stove top (I cannot use my oven as it has packed up). I also nipped into Tesco and used my money off coupons and stocked up from the whoopsie shelf.

    I had a huge lightbulb moment earlier - I need to promote my business so that it reaches a wider audience so looked to see if there was a local paper where I hold the event..seems that there is so I am going to send them some editorial..so watch this space.
  • Hovel_lady
    Hovel_lady Posts: 4,291 Forumite
    Afternoon all.
    Deed poll arrived this morning :jso I've been to the bank to get that sorted and have a heap of letters to finish to let everyone else know as well.
    Have emailed about a possible house. LHA doesn't quite cover the rent but I could afford to pay the rest.

    Better go walk the Hovel dog.
  • Dorastar
    Dorastar Posts: 2,175 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts
    Birthday for dh, work, birthday tea for dh, schoolwork, get icklies in bed, schoolwork then sleep - not an inspiring day in the rain but at least they pay me.

    Off to sneak a look at finances and shuffle some to credit card before they shout at me.

    Well done Tenmah - is going to be a few years here yet:p
    Mortgage £119,533 going down slowly
    Emergency fund £1000/£1000
    Savings for big things £9017
  • Marru: great pic, lol - that is rather how I feel! ;)

    Thanks hex!

    Still pretty busy - will hopefully get to chat properly in the neat future. *sigh*

    Oh, you can freeze milk, can't you? Do you just shake it once it has defrosted? And can I freeze a soft French goat's cheese?

    Oh, and you know that risotto rice I mentioned. When I said 'a bit out of date', I really meant two years out of date. :o Will it still be ok? You have to be a bit careful with rice, don't you?
  • Memory_Girl
    Memory_Girl Posts: 4,957 Forumite
    SunFlower wrote: »
    Marru: great pic, lol - that is rather how I feel! ;)

    Thanks hex!

    Still pretty busy - will hopefully get to chat properly in the neat future. *sigh*

    Oh, you can freeze milk, can't you? Do you just shake it once it has defrosted? And can I freeze a soft French goat's cheese?

    Yes and Yes

    Oh, and you know that risotto rice I mentioned. When I said 'a bit out of date', I really meant two years out of date. :o Will it still be ok? You have to be a bit careful with rice, don't you?

    Careful with cooked rice -as long as your rice is dry it should be OK - not 5 Star Restaurant A OK - but OK enough IYSWIM?

    Remember they have sprouted grains and beans from stuff stashed in pyramids. So enjoy your risotto - with a huge glass of wine.


    Just made the honey,oatmeal and beeswax soap to complement he chocolate soap from earlier - the whole house smells of Toblerone Mmmmmmmmmm!!!!

    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
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