So poor I can't even pay attention

lucielle

Fab debt busting up date Piq. You really are inspiring and I'm so glad you came back.
L

missrlr

Hey go you on the debt busting!

grannyx2

Igamogam wrote: »

tempted to call our next cat gold nuggets

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Well done on debt reduction Piq, oh to be in the £10ks x

Cake, so pleased to hear about Catto x

Gx2 x

the_cake

Thanks, all. I have tried to explain to catto about all his virtual friendly well-wishers, and he is now snuggling on my lap, looking at the screen, and purring. xx
Piq, terrific news about the diminishing debt. And totally understand about your priorities! Some things you just have to do, as they are priceless (sadly not literally, though).

taxi73

Well done on the debt busting and your salad sounds fab

NewLeaf_2

10k!! Fantastic xx

PinotGrigio41

Amazing Debt Busting News Piq, I'm soooo pleased for you ! :T

Personally I can totally understand why you spent the money you did on the Bears Cremation rather than the cardis. It was important to you and thats that in my books.

I bought some lovely cheap cardis in Ge£rge last winter having embarassingly never contemplated looking there before . Infact I have dug them out ready for this winter and they are still going strong !

Skint_but_Optimistic

Fabulous news on the debt, well done and another mountain climbed and beaten.


As for cardies, my mam is a compulsive shopper for them, so i get her cast offs.

Piquant_2

lucielle wrote: »

Fab debt busting up date Piq. You really are inspiring and I'm so glad you came back.
L

So am I L! Friends like you make it so much easier

grannyx2 wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Well done on debt reduction Piq, oh to be in the £10ks x

Gx2 x

You will be granny and I will be there cheering you on!

PinotGrigio41 wrote: »

Amazing Debt Busting News Piq, I'm soooo pleased for you ! :T

Personally I can totally understand why you spent the money you did on the Bears Cremation rather than the cardis. It was important to you and thats that in my books.

I bought some lovely cheap cardis in Ge£rge last winter having embarassingly never contemplated looking there before . Infact I have dug them out ready for this winter and they are still going strong !

Actually I've seen a warm chunky cardi in T£sco for £12, I'll have another look and if it's going to keep me warm during the winter and save on the heating, it's mine! I was also thinking about some fluffy sheepskin slippers.....I know you're all thinking 'how much more glamorous can this woman get?' I do get very cold feet in the winter, particularly after spending any time sorting out a horse in the depths of winter. Once my feet are cold, the rest of me is and it is so difficult to get them warm again or sleep.

I am determined to save money on the heating somehow. I've swapped suppliers and got the fixed rate and saved about £200 a year.

Piquant_2

Skint_but_Optimistic wrote: »

Fabulous news on the debt, well done and another mountain climbed and beaten.


As for cardies, my mam is a compulsive shopper for them, so i get her cast offs.

Lucky you that your mum has okay taste in cardies....I'd be borderline shall I wear it or not if it was one of my mum's cast-offs. She's been wearing cardies normally only seen on a 101 year old for years now :rotfl: