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  • adelight
    adelight Posts: 2,658 Forumite
    goodluck juliegeorgina
    redruby :eek:
    where is she doing for that much??
    ((hugs)) all round

    This morning was carrot, spinach and orange juice (yum, very sweet) and the pulp will become carrot cake. I'm starting to wonder if I can't taste bitter as things OH recoils in horror at, I love, and my favourite foods are all bitter ones apparently.
    I've got tonnes of revision to do today but will sneak in some other little jobs on breaks like washing, cleaning the kitchen, planting and baking this cake.
    Living cheap in central London :rotfl:
  • redruby
    redruby Posts: 7,317 Forumite
    adelight wrote: »
    redruby :eek: where is she doing for that much??
    .


    The total cost was £1400.00 :eek: but we have paid £100 deposit, she is off to Kenya next year with college, working in an orphanage and elderly people's home, and with people with learning difficulties, it will be such an experience for her, so I am determined she will go, its just finding the cash now !! x
  • Morning all,
    Just thought i'd show my face so to speak else my resolution of posting will be out the window. It's a blustery day here, woke me up in the night. Must get something done today houseworkwise- have yesterdays pots stacked in kitchen still and seeing as i have a friend popping in later i MUST do something as i don't seem to have done anything for last 2 days. Also got kids passport renewals to sort, i'm toying with the idea of checking and sending but thats extra money on top, might just settle for sending them together special delivery, decesions, decesions.
    JG can't believe you're still hanging on!
    RedRuby sounds expensive, my daughter declined on a 5 night trip to Santander, think that was almost £500 but i suppose we would hve found it if it's what she wanted.
    Hester good luck with the change
  • bargainbird
    bargainbird Posts: 3,771 Forumite
    Morning

    Maverick - Hope DH's hospital goes ok xx
    FB - :eek: glad you got it seen too xx
    JG - Roo Roo we want to seeeeee yooooooou :D

    DD1 gone to school, DD2 walking in a mo she starts her swimming lessons today :T, DS still in his jammies he'll stay with DH whilst i take DD2. Then home to do paid for ironing on a roguh count....2 double duvet cover, 8 sheets, 15 pillow cases, 5 napkins and 2 very long table cloths ....so head down and gotta get it done.

    Tea tonight sausage and something....

    Have lovely days xx
    You know your getting old when you
    go to the pub sit outside
    and admire the hanging basket :cool:
    Is officially 48% tight :D
  • Quick post from me to say to Gintot that we have been discussing a meetup in your hometown, off the board - possibly in March - why don't you start a thread, as the Bristol person? X
    mardatha wrote: »
    It's what is inside your head that matters in life - not what's outside your window :D
    Every worthwhile accomplishment, big or little, has its stages of drudgery and triumph; a beginning, a struggle and a victory. - Ghandi
  • adelight
    adelight Posts: 2,658 Forumite
    redruby wrote: »
    The total cost was £1400.00 :eek: but we have paid £100 deposit, she is off to Kenya next year with college, working in an orphanage and elderly people's home, and with people with learning difficulties, it will be such an experience for her, so I am determined she will go, its just finding the cash now !! x
    Is it one of the charity trips that advocate fund raising to pay for it? You could suggest a 10k run or similar for her to try to raise money or doing local odd jobs with people donating to her trip.
    Living cheap in central London :rotfl:
  • Julie67
    Julie67 Posts: 2,362 Forumite
    1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Good Morning All,

    JG I watched 'One Born Every Minute' last night, I hope your birth is like the girl in the red bikini, amaazing, she never made a sound, I screamed my way through all 4 of mine:eek:
    Quieter day for me today. Need to have a good read of the documents from Lionsbridge and make sure what I am signing up for. Hopefully the tutoring agency will be in touch soon.
    Tea tonight will be spanish omelette, I have some peppers and onions to use up.
    I am going to SW tonight. I know a £5 is a lot of money but DH knows how much it helps me going to class and we have decided I am worth it:D quite excited now I've decided. I have about 3 st to lose before my sons wedding in December so very doable.
    WM in and DW emptied, will potter and have a swish and swipe this morning and then will have a shower later.
    I have 7 items on ebay so hope they will sell and add a bit more to the Australia fund.

    better get a wriggle on, have a good day J
    Started Self Managed DMP 10th May 2017.
    Working hard to get rid of our debt.
  • tru
    tru Posts: 9,138 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Photogenic
    Morning :hello:

    Right then, I now have a crew of two. Welcome to my ship, miffy and mrsd. I see you already have suitable attire and can speak pirate :smiley: First things first - get down on your knees and scrub them decks :rotfl:

    Yesterday I spent a couple of hours online, looking at job sites. Nothing's changed with them, they haven't improved - I search for admin within 10 miles of Glos, I get accountant in Bristol. I search for sales assistant, I get party plan rolls%20eyes.gif

    I'm using my diary a lot, I have lists for jobs to do on different days. Not everyday things, but the once-in-a-while things that I forget because they're not routine. I'm trying to put three things a day on it. It's keeping me busy and a bit focused, I need to feel like I've achieved something each day.
    Bulletproof
  • karren
    karren Posts: 1,260 Forumite
    morning all, its a bit nippy here, so spot of housework first thing to get house in shape for the weekend.
    tea in sc in a mo, chicken and veg sweet and sour.
    Im off for a cuppa and some reiki with an old colluege at 11am
    ive got to return the uit hubby bought for funeral to tesco as it was a bargain but he got a different jacket to the trousers!!
    and then tonight imm working on the quillow im making my daughter from her old quilt cover and some wadding and an old fleece, shes v excited as i was going to keep it secret till finished but alas she saw i was up to something so i gave in
    :A :j
  • betheebee
    betheebee Posts: 1,818 Forumite
    edited 12 January 2012 at 11:11AM
    Morning all,
    Have our gurggling 11week old DGD3 here with me, DD2 and DGD2 have gone swimmimg. They will get back here about 12.00, I've told DD to leave the girls with me so she can go home and catch up on some much needed sleep. She'll collect them about 5pm. I've made her lunch of sheperd's pie mash broc and cauli for her to take home and eat in peace. I know it's a lot to take on but this is the 3rd day DD has been up since 3.30am. and as the last night feed for DGD3 is 10.30pm she is shattered.
    It's DH's birthday today, I got him some moleskin trousers, a wool jumper and 2 shirts so that's him fitted out for me taking him out to a restaurant tonight, he fancies a full steak dinner. DD2 will drive us to and from the restaurant so we can have a drink.
    WM and BM on, still have a pile of ironing to get done before DD gets back. Just put DGD3 down for a sleep, ironing here I come.

    NMLC, what a good friend you are, I remember you doing that before.
    MAVERICK, hope all goes well for your DH,
    JULIE, hope ROO gets a move on today.
    LAMEWOLF, hope your pain eases.
    UOLYPOOL, How's DS ?
    Lots of ((((((hugs)))))) to all.
    REDRUBY, We sent our DG1 there 2 yrs ago doing the same thing and she had a fantastic time.
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