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Monday 2nd April - What Small DFW Things Will You Do Today??
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Morning everyone, well it is back to rain here today, where has the summer gone?
kjp- Thanks for starting us off today.
My list for today:[STRIKE]Check banks and move money around[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Pay some money off loan[/STRIKE] Another £100 paid off the loan.
[STRIKE]All meals from stores[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Check for surveys[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Do work that is in for today[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Check ebay[/STRIKE] Looking good so far.
[STRIKE]Catch up with emails[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Update diary for April and make sure that everything is in it so that I don’t get any nasty surprises[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Clean and tidy the living room and hall[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Washing – any full loads[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Water plants[/STRIKE]
:)Clean the microwave[STRIKE]Make a plan for decluttering – going to declutter the house from top to bottom and feel that a plan might help to stay focused.[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Post test item and update paperwork[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Wedding related tasks (just over 7 weeks to go now)[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Get an early night[/STRIKE] Off to bed once I have caught up with the thread, night everyone.
Aiming to get Debt Free.0 -
Morning everyone, happy Monday! A short week for me as well, hurrah.
Today I am:
- checking credit cards (have a payment to make but Amex takes ages to process things!)
- having soup for lunch - Covent Garden NOT Pret!
- writing a bit of an eBook on my current job/speciality area, which I am hoping to publish for some passive income, hurrah
- make a meal plan for the next two weeks to avoid overspending on ready meals/takeawaysSince March 2012:
Paid off: $3,985.80
Owe: $16,230.44
I attempt to clear all my debts by my 30th birthday at frugalcitygirl.com!0 -
Hi everyone
Gosh, hasn't life taken over recently?!!!
Things have been getting a bit hectic - I've been reading a few days on my phone when I get the chance but posting has been seriously disrupted because I've been getting up too late, being busy on lunch and not online in the evenings.Have been trying not to take my eye off the debt-free ball but it's been difficult
I hope everyone is doing fabulously well - I've been thinking about you all.
Here's my listypops of the day:Walked to work
Put cheque in the bank
Find cheap shoes/sandals/flip flops - £20 max - Yay, £14.99
Give OH the £50 I owe him
Tidying round all night tonight - 5 hours to get the house in order!!
Yoga lesson plan
Classes are going well
I probably won't be online much in April so I'll catch up with you soon when I'm 'back to normal', I guess you could say!!! Am a bit tied up with visitors, holidays, weddings - v exciting month coming up but daunting/exhausting too!!0 -
Today I will:
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Check banks
Check credit cards
Check TCB
[/STRIKE]2lts water Halfway there!
Food from stores Porridge for breakfast and soup from the freezer for lunch
Log food with calorie counter
Revise for exam[STRIKE]
Print off HMRC form to claim back difference in mileage
[/STRIKE] Now to find the relevant payslips...
[STRIKE]Post test item
[/STRIKE]Wrap some birthday presents for a friend
Look into online glasses
Do some form of exercise this evening, slacking since I got a cold!
Look into travel insurance, usually just go for cheapest but after having cause to use it a little while ago, and having an awful experience, will look into it a bit more!
Think that's it for the day, for now, have a great one!
Kxx
Just flying back for a quick lunchtime update!!
KerryPolka - had a look at your blog yesterday and it's really good, was particularly impressed with your wardrobe - I often have that 'is this too casual for work' worry and think I might need to upgrade my work wardrobe completely seperate to my 'casual' wardrobe!
KxHouse Fund: £2,800/£20,000 - 14%
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euronorris wrote: »For later, I plan to:
-[STRIKE] Email those friends of mine, and see what they're up to/how they're getting on[/STRIKE]- Have a look at Ebay pile and see if it's stuff that I can really sell
- Declutter sofa
- Food from stores
-[STRIKE] Bring own lunch (all except apple - the apples i bought last week were either already nibbled at (by what I don't know! ICK!), or truly disgusting!)[/STRIKE]- Dinner from stores
- HOOVER THE **** RUGS!!! (I wanted to do this yesterday, but also wanted to clean coffee table fist and then ran out of time).
- Be strong at work (well, I'll try - I make no promises)
OK, I hope everyone's well. I've not had time to catch up or read this thread in full. Hopefully I'll have time later.
Have a good day all!
x
Update as above.
Also wrote a list of some bits we need (bread, milk, eggs & bin bags), and will get those on way home.
Also checked UK bank account, and CC. All OK.February wins: Theatre tickets0 -
Hi all,
Lovely sunny day here again - bit chilly though!!
Today I will/have:
- Lift into work
- Checked banking and budget
- Lunch from stores
- Lots of free tea and water at work
- Walk to Gym after work
- Dinner from stores
- NSD
Thats my lot! have a good day all
xxOctober 2023 - £48,075
DFD - June 2030
October NSD - 150 -
Hi all
Jumping in again as have a week's holiday this month so want to try and avoid spending too much in the weeks around it so that I have some spends.
So, today:- Check banking - done, not much there though
- NSD - free coffee and cake at lunchtime at the Virgin Money lounge, take coffee from home for the train
- Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks from stores
- Meal plan for next 3 days - away Thursday night so just need Friday meal once I'm back, will make cheap pasta or something
- Check Ebay listings
- Try and watch one of my Blockbuster DVDs tonight as about to go into another month and I don't think I've taken advantage enough this month really
My debt free diary | Post Office loan: £2131 1429.38 | Barclaycard: £4429 1988.12 | Paypal Credit £322.71 574.91 | Monzo Flex £169.03 |
Total £4151.44 | £2900.30 of £7051.74 paid off since diary started October 2024.0 - Check banking - done, not much there though
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Good News!! 3 years on from the car accident i was in.. and was due to have to go to court for this month.. And they have settled.. SO cheque is on its way.. Meaning I AM DEBT FREE!! apart from my mortgage!! woop woop.. so excited!!!
will still be on here each day, trying to keep to the straight and narrow.. But omg! how releived i feel
Keep going everyone.. xxxDEBT FREE - MARCH 2012 - NOW JUST THE MORTGAGE!
MFW 2012 No.148:£1600 / £450.00
Mortgage - 102,57.160 -
Good News!! 3 years on from the car accident i was in.. and was due to have to go to court for this month.. And they have settled.. SO cheque is on its way.. Meaning I AM DEBT FREE!! apart from my mortgage!! woop woop.. so excited!!!
will still be on here each day, trying to keep to the straight and narrow.. But omg! how releived i feel
Keep going everyone.. xxx
awwwwww congrats yargo! :j bottle of wine tonight then?? :TDF as at 30/12/16
Wombling 2025: £87.12
NSD March: YTD: 35
Grocery spend challenge March £253.38/£285 £20/£70 Eating out
GC annual £449.80/£4500
Eating out budget: £55/£420
Extra cash earned 2025: £1950 -
definetly a large vodka and tonic i think!! xxDEBT FREE - MARCH 2012 - NOW JUST THE MORTGAGE!
MFW 2012 No.148:£1600 / £450.00
Mortgage - 102,57.160
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