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60 minutes a day in a more productive way challenge:)
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Sorry that should read cleaned the dirty handprints ...oops.xLBM 2008 [STRIKE]£45,091.23[/STRIKE] eek: now £7889:T Debt free date 18/07/20180
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I did wonder why your grandparents were perched up there!
My 60 minutes has been made up of sorting laundry out and doing odd bits of paperwork for work.
Next job is to fish out all the dog toys from beneath the various chairs, cupboards etc!0 -
Hi All have been sticking to this (ish) lol
My house does look better :A Could look even better but I am getting there .Lifted the door mats today rather than pretending they are stuck to the floor :rotfl:And cleaned the hob,and did some laundry as it was nice to be able to get it on the line for once.
Cleaned all the glass tables (as the sun was shining and they looked dreadful )
Tomorrow the bathroom and that will probably be my hour up !
Debt free and Mortgage free thank you to all for your encouragement and advice :j
Crazy Clothes challenge £300/£48 and 5 months /0 without spending :T0 -
I've been sticking to this too in two half hour slots. I actually managed to get the fridge cleaned out and tidy this afternoon, it was long overdue
Also caught up with my filing, horrid job!
PiqTotal debt at October 2008: £67,213.30
Total debt today: £0 - debt and mortgage free 29th November 2013 :T
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I'm completely new to the forums but wanted to say hello, and I love the sound of this thread!
My goal is to spend 60 minutes exercising at least three times each week (running - or jog/walk if I am really honest!) and on other days to spend productive time either gardening, reading, or doing some yoga.
I work in a mental health team by the way :-)0 -
Good to see everyone doing so well at this challenge
I'm not sure if I'll manage a full hour later as today is the day I do 2 jobs...& I feel shattered so it might make more sense to spend the time in between just doing the essentials & then relaxing, don't want to tire myself out before I go to work again!
So here is a little list that might not take a full hour, but still means I should keep on top of things:-- Put a load of washing on
- Cook
- Get petrol? (Might leave this until tomorrow...although the orange light is on, oops)
- Arrange car viewing for tomorrow
- Reply to wedding emails
- Pay off recent order
- Do some surveys
:idea:Debt at July 2012: £12,862.57 :eek:
:dance:Current Debt: £0 :j
100% paid off!
:think: Savings Goal for November 2016: £5000 :cool:Current Savings: £1176.24 _party_
23.52% Saved!0 -
I've just realised if we do this hour a day for a full week its almost a full working day we've gain in productivity!!!:beer:
just spent an hour rummaging thru my old paperwork trying to find records of any loans I've had (yip to claim ppi) and just had a look at my old bank statements and now I feel sick!! can't believe how much money I've wasted over the years!!, my mortgage ten years ago was £175 a month!!! now its £500!!! ha!!! pat on head for stopping being such an e'ject!! hopefully I'll claw abit back now with these claims if I get anything more than £10 for that hour I'm onto a winner!!get rid of all the pounds by summer !!
weight loss 3/42 lb
Debt from 1st March:
Was -£8900 NOW-£5000 PAID- £3900
Get rid of the weight, pay the debt, then get myself a campavan! :T0 -
like my previous post said I've just been looking thru my paperwork to try and find details of loans et and I've noticed that the secure loan that i took out in 2006 only has an interest rate of 3.5 %. i've been over paying for a while with the idea of clearing it b4 the end of the year then start to overpay my mortgage but just noticed that my mortgage is at 5.6% I'm in a fixed deal, and I'm sure I can over pay by about £4k a year...
I could kick myself, I could have been over paying on the higher interest rate, oh well better I found out now I guessi am a financial twit:(
get rid of all the pounds by summer !!
weight loss 3/42 lb
Debt from 1st March:
Was -£8900 NOW-£5000 PAID- £3900
Get rid of the weight, pay the debt, then get myself a campavan! :T0 -
Hello :hello:
I have been following this thread and have decided to join in because I am very guilty of wasting time. My most 'wasteful' time is when my 3 year old has an afternoon nap, I tend to either watch a bit of tv or peruse this board :whistle: so I find that time flies by without anything much being achieved. Anyway, today, being spurred on by friends visiting tomorrow, as soon as DS3 fell asleep, I cleaned and tidied the upstairs bedrooms, hoovered, and changed 2 lots of bedlinen :T. Quite pleased for myself, but am cream-crackered now :rotfl:
Mortgage-free wannabe!0 -
Managed a purposeful 10 minutes today when i prepared a very healthy tea fir the family. But apart from that I've been looking after dd1 so in her eyes u haven't wasted anytime today ;-)
L2B.xLBM 2008 [STRIKE]£45,091.23[/STRIKE] eek: now £7889:T Debt free date 18/07/20180
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