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Cazmanian_minx's new MF diary
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Glenmoriston Town House - looks very glam. :-)
Shame about the pony, but it's very helpful for your credit card. I am a townie, so I have no idea really about ponies. I imagine that they cost a few hundred Pounds to buy but much more to look after each year.No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0 -
Hello,
Great diary, thanks, I have enjoyed reading it. I would like a peek at your business website but suspect you are not allowed to advertise on here. Could you give me some cheeky code words so that I can google it please? I like the sound of your stuff!
Thanks, squirrel xPaid off mortgage nine years early in 2013. Now picking and choosing our work to fit in with the rest of our lives!
Still thrifty though, after all these years:D0 -
Click on CM's name, and then visit her home page.No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0
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Thanks GDB
Secret Saving Squirrel, if you look at my MSE About Me page:
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/member.php?u=74221&tab=aboutme&simple=1
and click on Contact Info, there's a permitted link to my shop there
We had a great night out in Inverness, the gig was so loud that my trousers vibrated(!!) and the hotel was superb. Mr Minx was particularly enamoured of the piri piri prawns, so I think we'll be going back there in future!0 -
Out of interest, did you make your own website or did someone do it for you?No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0
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It's on the EKM PowerShop platform - £19.99+VAT a month - but I've added a few tweaks to one of their templates.0
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cazmanian_minx wrote: »The gig was so loud that my trousers vibrated(!!)..........Mr Minx was particularly enamoured
Note to self....... you're not as good at speed reading as you think you areA positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effortMortgage Balance = £0
"Do what others won't early in life so you can do what others can't later in life"0 -
Happy Friday everyone!
No reductions on the financial £s, but I've been doing Phase 1 of the Harcombe Diet again and have lost 5lbsSo that's 8lbs to go until my 'I'm OK with this' weight, 15lbs to go until my 'Looking pretty good' weight and 22lbs to go to my 'OMG, I haven't been this slim since university!!!!' weight
I may not reach the latter, as it's probably unrealistic to want to weight the same aged 36 as I did at 19 due to the way the female body changes shape in mid-20s, but for now my size 10 clothes are fitting again and I'm spared the expense of buying new clothes for summer (see, there's an MSE point in there somewhere
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Mortgage payment goes out next week and should see us into the £122,xxxs0 -
Mortgage payment day and this month we've knocked £570.77 off the outstanding amount. The current projected finish date is still January 2028, which seems an awfully long way away, though I suppose with an interest-only mortgage I should be grateful that there's a projected finish date at all, let alone one that falls five months inside the mortgage end date!
Scores on the doors for the business are in and it wasn't quite such a disastrous year as I'd feared; down on last year, sure, but still up on the year before. Just waiting for a couple more supplier invoices and then I can get the books off to the accountant and find out what my next tax bill will be. Since the payments on account I've made for this year are based on last year's figures, HMRC probably owes me money for a changeI don't know whether I get it back as a refund or whether I simply make very low payments on account next January and July though. The refund would be very useful right now!
Anyway, happy Easter all. It's starting to look very spring-like around here, with lots of these:
Newborn twin lambs by Caro Jones, on Flickr
and plenty of these:
Wild rabbit by Caro Jones, on Flickr
although Smokey wants to know which blithering idiot arranged his haircut just before the snow started
Smokey by Caro Jones, on Flickr0 -
Happy Friday everyone
Debt scores on the doors have been updated and I'm now a third of the way through paying off the non-mortgage debt. It's sobering to think that the amount I've paid off so far would have bought me the very nice Highland pony I saw advertised the other day with enough left over for a new saddle. Live and learn.... It's going to get harder now that the interest free periods are over, but I've only got £1000 left to pay off the highest rate one and once that's gone I may be able to shuffle.
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