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1.3.07 what small dfw thing will you do/have you done today?
hypno06
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It's March!!
So, having made small steps every day during Jan and Feb, today I will be:
- updating my totals and amending my various spreadsheets/notebooks
- having another NSD as per the Lent money challenge
- I have made a loaf of bread rather than buy one
- making carrot and coriander soup as I have a fridge full of carrots
- stick to my meal plan
- write a couple of complaint letters
Have a good day everyone and let us know what you will be doing today x
So, having made small steps every day during Jan and Feb, today I will be:
- updating my totals and amending my various spreadsheets/notebooks
- having another NSD as per the Lent money challenge
- I have made a loaf of bread rather than buy one
- making carrot and coriander soup as I have a fridge full of carrots
- stick to my meal plan
- write a couple of complaint letters
Have a good day everyone and let us know what you will be doing today x
Successful women can still have their feet on the ground. They just wear better shoes. (Maud Van de Venne)
Life begins at the end of your comfort zone (Neale Donald Walsch)
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Afternoon all... still loving yor work hypno!!
Today:
* got flatmate to pay in my cheque for reclaimed bank charges
* got flatmate to pay in his rent to my account
* roped flatmate to cook me dinner!!!
* gonna get bus to the pub and not taxi
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Hi hypno06
Not been in work today as poorly. This helped me to spend zero amount! Also cooking tea from what we have in the house, so that will be nutloaf, roast potatoes and veggies.
Bagpuss741 hope you feel better soon
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