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            skint_spice wrote: »sorry to hijack PAP but are you sure Gemmzie? I cancelled my D&A during mid year, when I called to do this they suddenly started offering discounts... I'd call and try to cancel and see what happened, they can only say no.
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            with asda at least it's within the last 12 months. don't know about others but call and check with specsavers - like I say with D & A they offered to half the price (they are expensive toric though) and I wouldn't have need to do anything.Mortgage OP 2025 £7550/7000Mortgage OP 2024 £7700/7000
Mortgage balance: £34,196
Money making challenge £78/400
”Do what others won’t early in life so you can do what others can’t later in life” (stolen from Gally Girl)0 - 
            Just had a look at the website PAP - well done you're getting there.Mortgage OP 2025 £7550/7000Mortgage OP 2024 £7700/7000
Mortgage balance: £34,196
Money making challenge £78/400
”Do what others won’t early in life so you can do what others can’t later in life” (stolen from Gally Girl)0 - 
            postingalwaysposting wrote: »then in ikea
photo frames ~ busniess
box ~ hamper/xmas
glass jars
afternoon all, well i ended up going to ikea tonight and it was dead so i was glad i did really
 so ~
photo frames ~ busniess ~ £5.16 for 9 frames
box ~ hamper/xmas ~ 49p
glass jars ~ £1.98
i did however get a few more things, but seeing as i only go to ikea certain times a year i think its ok
3 slippers ~ xmas gifts ~ £5.97
door mat ~ 49p
ikea bag ~ 15p
money plant (last one died) ~ 79p
2 tinsel (brown and pink) ~ gift ~ 98p
brown paper 10m ~ business ~ 79p
total = £16.80
however stopped in the food shop on the way out and spent £3.28 however £1.75 i will get back
i did also pop into pets at home (which i didnt know was next to ikea :rolleyes:) and spent £6.77 on sawdust, rabbit treats and a charity bag :cool: i also did another naughty and brought mum and me tea :rolleyes:
so after my work is done i have £24.90 left from my original £100 :T so i shall get the £20 in the bank tommorow and the change will go in my terr and money banks
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            looks like you had a great day!
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            slowlyfading wrote: »looks like you had a great day!

thanks sf, cant wait to start on the photo frames
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opps just read my eamails and ebay are taking there fees from my bank in 7 days ~ £15 :rolleyes: havent brought my ink yet so i will use that money to cover that and then see where we stand at the end of the month regarding ink
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            That ebay email is always a shock even though we expect it eh!Debt Apr 06 Huge Debt Now Small in Comparison
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            ginormousflares wrote: »That ebay email is always a shock even though we expect it eh!
sure is gf... the prob is i kinda messed it uip this month but hey ho :rolleyes: no more ebay fees for my cards anyways
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            morning all
 just thought i would give you a little update...
budget ~ so far i have at least an extra £60 for argos and that doesnt include any driving money not used, if (touch wood) we only have the lessons that we have decided on i should have £140 too to throw at it which means going into december (payyday) i would only owe £10.72 :rotfl: the bed was purchased the 20th of august so i would have payed it of in just over 3 months (in my wage months) or if i find the £10 from somewhere just under 3 months :j i am so happy as it then means going into december with a clean slate and back to saving next year :cool:
spending ~ now this was a biggie for me, i told you all to not allow me to spend whats not budgetted and do you know what i havent
 and that is a task in its self 5 days down 25 to go :cool: dont get me wrong i have sat here looking at online shops and thinking mmm i could buy that but i just closed the browser and went downstairs for a min or two 
cards ~ cards are coming along nicely i do need to get back into the swing of things though but having this cold has kicked me, i managed 2 last night :rolleyes: looking at making some today however i am wrapping some xmas gifts because my cupboard is just over flowing and then i need to do some maths coursework, both pieces are due in in four weeks and i have only half completed one :eek: i will be fine though
have a great day all and take care ~ i would blow you all kisses but i dont want my pals getting ill :rolleyes:0 - 
            afternoon all, everythings going to pot :rolleyes: grrrr germs :rotfl: anyways done not much really today, wraped prsents, cleaned room, sat here and thats about it however i did also make a frame for my webby although i have no idea what to charge :rolleyes: the paper was prob 15p the flowers were 40p and the frame was 44p = 99p so what would you ask for it?0
 
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