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Caroline_a wrote: »Hello all:wave: hope you all had a good Christmas! Mine was lovely and quiet. Just had DD2 and her lovely boyf come over who moved my tv from one side of the room to the other, including cables and filled holes too! So I'm getting used to the lounge being a bit different, may rearrange furniture too tomorrow. Interesting as I was quoted £500 by some cowboy to do the same job!
What a lovely bf and a huge saving of £500 :j
Very impressed with the horse acrobats Piq. Maybe a circus career beckons? Don't know about the rest of you but I'm sick of wet dog paws everywhere, not to mention wet dogs. Mine are now getting used to lifting their paws when they come in, but they aren't keen to be honest!
So what's everybody's New Year Resolution?[/QUOTE]
Only if it was Cirque du Soleil - I'd love to see one of their shows live.
Only resolution for me is to get a job that pays me enough to live on. All else will come second this year including debt bustingAlso a Mrs B fan here. I love the "that's nice" scene about elocution lessons.
Running vault, now you re just showing off!!
Sunday sounds good to me, I am gently recovering from an over indulge last night at a party watching Sherrlock on the telly.
We all need to get the indulgences out the way for the start of the new year. I plan on finishing off the chocolate and Baileys tonight. I don't want them tempting me in the new year :rotfl:trix-a-belle wrote: »I always struggled to vault on but then I was always hopeless with leg ups too, give me a long stirrup regardless of horse size and i'd monkey my way on.
Definitely loving the imagery of a prancing cob doing it sanish style Piq
Today I could hardly get on with the mounting blockluckily for me he stood like a rock whilst I heaved myself on...
I've done wayyyyyy too much washing up today! although some was left from christmas dayhave also used up a load of veg into courgette and tomato muffins, cleaned the oven, tidied several kitchen cupboards & put the christmas decorations away, next to try & solve the mystery of my walking washing machine & then to eat some more left over christmas cheesecake I seem to be drowning in...
Oh savoury muffins sound nice, recipe???
Cleaning the oven :eek: I'm keeping the door firmly closed on mine. What I can't see I don't know about....
There are worse ways to die than drowning in cheesecake :rotfl:Total debt at October 2008: £67,213.30
Total debt today: £0 - debt and mortgage free 29th November 2013 :T
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Cirque de Soleil is fab, I've seen it twice, once in Florida and once in the Albert Hall. I would say that after Florida I was a little disappointed in the Albert Hall - I think because the stage was smaller it was less spectacular.0
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Oh savoury muffins sound nice, recipe?
Recipe what's that?I've got a fab book called 500 cupcake & muffin recipes which i live for, bought for me by my mum from a jumble sale for 50p & adapted two of them together
It was along the lines of 320g plain flour, 2tbsp baking powder, pinch of salt
1 grated courgette, half a dozen fresh tomatoes chopped up small ish
1 good squeeze of tomato puree, 1 small 100g jar of tomato & onion chutney (from my work Christmas hamper)
2 eggs, 100-120ml olive oil, half a pot of Philadelphia (left over from cheesecake making)
Mix dry ingredients, whisk wet ingredients in separate bowl, combine both & add courgette & tomato bits & distribute into greased muffin tray
bake at 175 degrees C (my oven is a fan) for 30mins
That mix has made me 12 normal muffins, 12 mini muffins & 1 spare in a cupcake paper lol, most have gone in the freezer- Mortgage: 1st one down, 2nd also busted
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just popping in to say:
Granny xTargets
Trip to Australia (On hold until 2022 now) to meet new grandson born jan 21!
Lose 84lbs. Update (minus 65lbs mostly during lockdown as of 18.05.21)
LBM : July 11 - £56,962
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Here I am at the end of another year. I'll be here on my own this evening but that doesn't worry me. There's plenty to watch on DVD and a bottle of wine to finish up.
I've checked back on my spreadsheet, and, yes, I have finally set up one for 2013. And much to my surprise, seeing what a tight financial year I've had, have actually paid £6,712.11 off my overall debt figure. So :T me:T!
I don't really do new year resolutions, but I will get a permanent job in 2013, it is my number one priority. I will also get my self back on my feet with my thyroxine dose and get back my get up and go!
Most of all I'd like to say thank you to all of you who hang out round here and have cheered me on, cheered me up, inspired me and supported me through this year. I appreciate each and everyone of you - Stars the lot of you!!
May all of you have a healthy, happy and prosperous New Year! :beer:
Piq x
!Total debt at October 2008: £67,213.30
Total debt today: £0 - debt and mortgage free 29th November 2013 :T
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Great news re debt busting amount! Have a wonderful, prosperous and happy new-job filled year XxDebts @ LBM £23,729.31. Debts @ 08/04/2016 £0 :j
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wow Piq with the year you have had any debt busting at all is an outstanding accomplishment. I am glad I got to know you this yearMortgage: £280,752/ £262,515.84
hmrc:£16760/£5,480.20
evil credit cards: £41,208/ £37,841
Car: £18,800/£13,101.18
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Happy new yearBe who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
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Go you Piq, well done on the figures.
LTotal Debt Dec 07 £59875.83 Overdrafts £2900,New Debt Figure ZERO !!!!!!:j 08/06/2013
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Thats an amazing amount Piq~well done youI am a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on Mortgage Free Wannabe & Local Money Saving Scotland & Disability Money Matters. If you need any help on those boards, do let me know.Please note that Ambassadors are not moderators. Any post you spot in breach of the Forum Rules should be reported via the report button , or by emailing forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com. All views are my own & not the official line of Money Saving Expert.
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