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Time to get organised and get on with it!
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Ok. So I've listed the rest of those items, that's another 27 done now, hurrah!
You and DDFW are putting me to shame, I think it will motivate me to do SOMETHING towards ebay/amazon this weekend.In anticipation of this sell-fest, I have rashly made a payment of £100 to my Cap1 card. :eek: Now I just need to raise that money. Also need to come up with a plan for the £50 chunks, otherwise nothing much will happen.
After nearly 3 weeks of not really sticking properly to my eating plan, I now weigh 2 pounds more - so I have been honest and updated my sig and I will stick to it better from now on. I started exercising again with a vengeance this week and I know from past experience that this always tends to make me weigh more initially - I hoping for a loss next week of at least 1 pound. And boy oh boy do my legs and bum ACHE!
OK, off to do something constructive with my Saturday. See y'all later. :T0 -
DedicatedDFW wrote: »Just wanted to say i am around and will get that list of 20 x £50 up to the full 20 but was quite ill last night and for the last few days and still feeling a bit _pale_ - these challenges are something i used to set myself regularly and made a major difference in my debt reduction - even if i didn't hit the full £1000 off 1 debt the debt went down more than when i have just tried to reduce it without a specific plan
Aww, DDFW, sorry you are not well, it's a pain - but hang on in there, Spring is coming, the daffodils will be out and the new season will fill us all with amazing energy and oopmh. I just KNOW it. :j
I love the challenge, just need to get my act together and sort out my £50 chunks - to be honest, I've no idea where a lot of it is going to come from, need to put my thinking cap on.0 -
peaceandfreedom wrote: »You and DDFW are putting me to shame, I think it will motivate me to do SOMETHING towards ebay/amazon this weekend.
In anticipation of this sell-fest, I have rashly made a payment of £100 to my Cap1 card. :eek: Now I just need to raise that money. Also need to come up with a plan for the £50 chunks, otherwise nothing much will happen.
After nearly 3 weeks of not really sticking properly to my eating plan, I now weigh 2 pounds more - so I have been honest and updated my sig and I will stick to it better from now on. I started exercising again with a vengeance this week and I know from past experience that this always tends to make me weigh more initially - I hoping for a loss next week of at least 1 pound. And boy oh boy do my legs and bum ACHE!
OK, off to do something constructive with my Saturday. See y'all later. :T
Well done on the overpayment :T
You'll soon get the gain off again, especially with lots of exercise
Have a good day!peaceandfreedom wrote: »Aww, DDFW, sorry you are not well, it's a pain - but hang on in there, Spring is coming, the daffodils will be out and the new season will fill us all with amazing energy and oopmh. I just KNOW it. :j
I love the challenge, just need to get my act together and sort out my £50 chunks - to be honest, I've no idea where a lot of it is going to come from, need to put my thinking cap on.
I noticed loads of daffodils out this morning :j I don't know whether they've appeared overnight or whether I'm just blind :rotfl: but it does make me think that nicer weather is on the way.
I've no idea where my challenge money is going to come from either, :think: I guess it wouldn't be a challenge if it was easy though!"Good financial planning is about not spending money on things that add no value to your life in order to have more money for the things that do". Eoin McGee0 -
DH and I have now sorted another two boxes of stuff to go. I've also photo'd another box of bits that will go on ebay next time I can be bothered.
I've decluttered a few magazines and may continue that now.
Hope everyone's having a good day"Good financial planning is about not spending money on things that add no value to your life in order to have more money for the things that do". Eoin McGee0 -
Well haven't overly achieved much, did a bit of reading, went for a walk with the hub and the dog. So all in all it's been a good day
I did put a couple more items on ebay so will upload all that later.
Hope everyone has had a good day"Good financial planning is about not spending money on things that add no value to your life in order to have more money for the things that do". Eoin McGee0 -
Terrible nights sleep = tired DDFW *yawn* - thing is i know if i go to bed early i'll just be awake for ages. Best to just soldier on i suppose
jwil - you have put me to shame too Wow! for all that listingThe good thing is once they are listed once you can just re-list them if like you say they aren't something that sell straight away :T
peaceandfreedom - we will get there with the £50 chunks - well done on your overpayment
So as i say i had a *terrible* nights sleepBut had promised my mum i'd pick her up early to take her to a carboot with me - if i'd been going alone i probably wouldn't have gone. Anywho's got out there early-ish and picked up some fab bargains which is good as there were only about 6 stalls :eek: Just started to relax after getting home and then read about Mr T's sale - off out again :eek: nabbed myself some boots - just 50p a pair :j:j:j
Back home and am shattered again. So sorry i've not popped the 20 list up but i really am that tired
Today though i got an extra £38.47 in from sales - this is the profit amountBut i used some of this for my new pairs of boots
and the rest will be going to the first credit card bill where i need to get the minimum payment together after leaving myself short this month :eek:
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oops - so tired posted that early
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Howdy everyone, I hope you are all well
I had a lovely relaxing day yesterday, pretty much read for the whole day which means I have now decluttered some books
I also decluttered some ingredients into cake and cookiesOf which I have now decluttered some of those into my tummy
Today my loan and course fees have come out which means a hefty payment of over £400. I also managed to squeeze £7 towards this challenge = £17/£1000 - £983 to go."Good financial planning is about not spending money on things that add no value to your life in order to have more money for the things that do". Eoin McGee0 -
Howdy everyone, I hope you are all well
I had a lovely relaxing day yesterday, pretty much read for the whole day which means I have now decluttered some books
I also decluttered some ingredients into cake and cookiesOf which I have now decluttered some of those into my tummy
Today my loan and course fees have come out which means a hefty payment of over £400. I also managed to squeeze £7 towards this challenge = £17/£1000 - £983 to go.
So good to hear that you had a nice relaxing day yesterdayi thought i'd bake some biscuits to distract myself from the need to make money - if that makes sense? But had no butter to do so d'oh! :rotfl:
A huge huge payment there jwil :T And decluttering of books - excellenty
I've just realised its mothers day in 2weeks - you know when you're aware of something but it doesn't really register that its 2weeks away! So will need to look out for something for that too :cool:CC1:T £[STRIKE]2531[/STRIKE] £1460MORTGAGE OVERPAYMENTS: £10575.20 Target £12,100MF Date: [STRIKE]August 2042[/STRIKE] May 2035Declutter 1000 things by Xmas 2015! 53/10000 -
The Great March Challenge!1, bay of e £50 today £5.01 paid from cleared funds received in my account today4, cashback currently have £20 tracking and another £22.50 to track and now a further £15
2, bay of e £50
3, bay of e £50
5, usual payment
6, usual payment
7, storecupboard challenge i did manage to cutback the shopping by £9 but i had sold something on eb*y that was jointly owned so had to give half the funds to the other person - but the buyer was then going to return it so i didn't pay them and now they are keeping it bah! saves messing about though and paid £10 to other person which i hadn't left in my account
8, MS booked 2 assignments which i wouldn't have done otherwise
9, MS
10, MS
11, Bits n Bobs Had a bit of money left in my account after all bills were paid £17.99
12, Surveys
13, Salary owed
14, Savings cashed in
15, Savings cashed in
16, Savings cashed in
17, Savings cashed in
18, Snowball bill no longer paying
19, Snowball bill no longer paying
20, Snowball household bill no longer payingCC1:T £[STRIKE]2531[/STRIKE] £1460MORTGAGE OVERPAYMENTS: £10575.20 Target £12,100MF Date: [STRIKE]August 2042[/STRIKE] May 2035Declutter 1000 things by Xmas 2015! 53/10000
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