Living for the Present...after all who doesn't love a gift!

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Yay to fab kids and paying tennants :j Xx

debtfreewannabe321

Another £78 and I will have less than £8.5k worth of debt left :T :T :T tenant's money has been divided up as follows: £100 into emergency funds & £100 into 'birthday' funds as we've had 4 (yes FOUR!!!!!) party invites for next month already :eek: so £5-10 per pressie (depends on whether i know the parents as to how much i spend lol ) and have to pay balance off the kids party still and also get their balloons, cards etc in so all sorted for that! AND I just logged on to Park and I have only £360 to go and Christmas is all paid up :T yay!

#feeling positive (after a not so great week!)

debtfreewannabe321

Ohhh and DH is doing the food shop this month. He's in charge. Let's see how this pans out

(sorry for lots of updates, i've run out of things to sand and paint can you tell :rotfl::rotfl:)

Harri-bear

Wow, your kids are doing GRRREEEAATTT! Sounds like you are having a super day!:D

I trusted Hubby with the shopping last week and he did really well. We've still got lots left! I told him he did well and he was just so smug! As a result, it's his job from now on, which is great because I hate shopping! Hope it works out that way at your house.

debtfreewannabe321

Harri-bear wrote: »

Wow, your kids are doing GRRREEEAATTT! Sounds like you are having a super day!:D

I trusted Hubby with the shopping last week and he did really well. We've still got lots left! I told him he did well and he was just so smug! As a result, it's his job from now on, which is great because I hate shopping! Hope it works out that way at your house.

Oh gawd I would love that!!! I HATE shopping too (well for food anyway ) And am super proud of my clever clogs kids they get it from me obviously :rotfl:

brizzledfw

debtfreewannabe321 wrote: »

Another £78 and I will have less than £8.5k worth of debt left :T :T :T tenant's money has been divided up as follows: £100 into emergency funds & £100 into 'birthday' funds as we've had 4 (yes FOUR!!!!!) party invites for next month already :eek: so £5-10 per pressie (depends on whether i know the parents as to how much i spend lol ) and have to pay balance off the kids party still and also get their balloons, cards etc in so all sorted for that! AND I just logged on to Park and I have only £360 to go and Christmas is all paid up :T yay!

#feeling positive (after a not so great week!)

Fab news DFW!!!:T

Eager_Elephant

AARRGGHHH

Just been checking my drum capacity and only go and find out that Dyson are no longer repairing or supplying parts for my machine :eek::(:mad:
They consider them obsolete - gutted.

Their service was brilliant - I used to pay £80 and that covered the engineers time and any parts and our engineer used to replace more parts than needed to as it was all included in the price.

What will I do if it breaks down :eek:

The good news is that all the washing machines on the market now have the same or bigger drum capacity so if I have to buy another one it will be ok (except of course the money :rotfl:)

debtfreewannabe321

Oh lord, DH has just come in from the garden I thought he'd snuck out for a sneaky fag ..he thinks i'm a twit and don't realise he's sneaking them in- and, well, in walks a Jar head (if you seen the film you know what i mean :eek::eek::eek:) if not well dh has hardly any hair now. He's [STRIKE]butchered[/STRIKE] cut it I suppose the upside is that it's free and he told me he was saving money :think::doh:Suppose this could mean he's coming on board?! :rotfl::think:

brizzledfw

Sounds like my OH...likes nowt better than a grade 2 all over...preferably with him wielding the clippers! Shocking but I am used to it now!

Yes..take it as a sign...and close your eyes every time you look at him for a bit:rotfl:

brizzledfw

EE...keep fingers and toes crossed it lasts for years. My last washer, a B@sch lasted for 15 so there is hope!