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Dinah93 wrote: »

Oh really? Thank you! I've been looking for it quite intensively for a fortnight though. Maybe I should be less afraid of being accused of pregnancy brain and just mention it to you in future.

It'd help, but you do so get upset when I tell you your having baby brain.

Dinah93

Did you pay in your PiP cheque too? The one thats £10 short, not the one for £10.

kavics17

Dinah93 wrote: »

And now, a money conundrum. How to pay money off a credit card when you have absoluely no idea what the card details are. And yes, I am embarrassed I have so many credit cards some are so forgotten about I don't know where the card is, nor have I ever made an overpayment on it. But I am also pleased at the same time I'm moving on to paying off a new card. I was planning to pay off the big OD first, however from Martin's email this week we should be able to get that OD 0% for a year and since credit cards require minimum payments and the ODs don't, they're now the focus.

I have an address book where I put all my and OH's passwords/card details/bank acc numbers/etc.:o. It's a pink small one and really ugly so no one can guess what is in there. I thought everyone was doing this:o.

Dinah93 wrote: »

I was happy as a 32D, as a 36EE I am significantly less so! Nothing seems supportive enough without getting some of that binding tape they use to wrap the woman up like a mummy to stop her being curvy in period dramas. I'm hoping buying £45 bras reduced rather than £25 at full price will give a better quality of fit.

I'm 36C/D. How big will I get if I ever get pregnant:eek:???

Dinah93

Bigger than you'll enjoy being is my experience! I think I was hoping for a neat little bump that just popped out of my tummy too, instead my entire rib cage appears to have gone out a few inches and made me feel like with my new solid build I should consider a career in American Football.

I used to keep a spreadsheet with all our bank accounts and cards on, but this one is missing as it's the business card so I usually keep it separate. I do have the card number now, but that doesn't seem to be enough for the bank, which is annoying me. I may have to face my fear of the Indian call centre and actually pick up the phone.

Dinah93

I did it I found the card on HSBC! Although can I just say it is in no way clear from a drop down menu that 'NW Bus CClassic V' is infact a Natwest credit card. I thought it was possible, and I realised the account digits it gave as the first 6 were the same.

Birdie85

wendz86 wrote: »

Have a lovely time in London Birdie. What are you doing down there?

I'm staying with my friend who moved there recently; we're going to go to Portobello Market tomorrow and a bit of shopping around elsewhere too, we've got tickets to a comedy club for the evening then we're going to a museum (TBC) on Sunday. Can't wait! OH is not too happy that he's being abandoned all weekend, he'll be like an overexcited puppy on Sunday night when I get in!

Dinah93 wrote: »

I was happy as a 32D, as a 36EE I am significantly less so!

Wowzers! I'm officially a 34C but it depends on the shape and fit, usually more like a B. I'm hoping that pregnancy will give me some oomph!

wendz86

Sounds great Birdie!

I was a 32dd before and then when i got measured for nursing bras when i was about 38 weeks pregnant i was 36d, so apparently i just got wide and my cup size went down haha.

shrimpy_80

Have a great time in London Birdie! And a fab weekend too everyone else. What does everyone have planned? I'm out for a curry for a friend's birthday but as I owe OH 6 years of lifts have agreed to drive, boo!

wendz86

Have fun for the meal Shrimpy. My OH owed me a lot of lifts when he passed test!

I am having my haircut tomorrow as have a ten pound off voucher. Also my sister and her OH might be coming for weekend as he is playing golf near where we live.

Dinah93

We were out for a curry with a Groupon this evening, all I can say is the reason the place is using Groupon to drum up trade isn't because no one knew about it's hidden culinary excellence.