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Morning Sista,
OOooh a camper van - whilst not really for me, I get the attraction..I know a few people who would do just that. infact our local landlord has just brought a mobile van/camper thing ..not a camper van ( VW) as such of the bigger ones - and he has sold up - lease changes Christmas day and he is off to enjoy his retirement travelling with his wife..they hit France in Jan, Spain in Feb etc..and they have a full plan and reckon they may be back travelling the UK in a few years , but if they are not they are not...its all a bit too unorganised for me, but the idea I definately get...
Well done Sista on your numbers - you really are hitting these hard..it wont be long and you will be playing with single digits...
Anyway have a good day xx2012 The year I started dealing with my debts.
2017. Lets start this again shall we?
Debt 1 Cleared 2/1/17 £480 Gone forever :j
Debt 2 100/5980 -
Camper van....i'd have one of those pimp my ride motor homes :cool:
With room for a ferrari underneath
Well today i have had a maresee my thread on ebay forum for all info
That time of the month and a 12 hr shift...not good.
I hope the week ahead gets better, well i can't get worse surely.....
Imagine that Aamberle, single figures....i would be :j all over the place:)DEBT FREE AND PROUD'Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt'0 -
Morning Sista. Happy Friday - hope you have a better day than yesterday!
XX2012 The year I started dealing with my debts.
2017. Lets start this again shall we?
Debt 1 Cleared 2/1/17 £480 Gone forever :j
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Just read through your ebay thread, the seller sounds like a nightmare:mad: think you have done the right thing sending it back insured just in case, fingers crossed he just gives you a full refund.
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sistafromanothermista wrote: »
BTW i love this smilie :grouphug: looks sort of 'rude' and always makes me :rotfl: when i see it....see how childish i am...
Same sense of humour as me, I love it. I've subscribed to your diary, we have simular sensibilities- MSE Forum Achievements:
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Just read through your ebay thread, the seller sounds like a nightmare:mad: think you have done the right thing sending it back insured just in case, fingers crossed he just gives you a full refund.
Faehope i get my money back before christmas....
MummyRivett wrote: »Same sense of humour as me, I love it. I've subscribed to your diary, we have simular sensibilities
Always nice to have a new one on board:cool: x
Well my day didn't get any better....
Woke up this morning not only to find the dog had been sick on the carpet....in 3 places :mad: (cream carpet) but youngest DS is ill and off school. Great.
So shopping bill was more today not only did i have to buy carpet shampoo and cloths but had to buy bubble wrap (brown paper out of stock....would be just when i bleedin need it!) and parcel tape to send back evil ebay item :mad:
I am not going to say it can't get any worse because it could and probably will if i say it....
Hope everyone else is having a better dayDEBT FREE AND PROUD'Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt'0 -
MummyRivett, i saw on another one of your posts about music magpie, we used them to sell some cd's and games and got £83 :T Well worth doing, you need to find a box to put it all in though but they collected on time and you can track the progress too.DEBT FREE AND PROUD'Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt'0
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Well I wouldn't laugh,
we also would love to buy a camper van, and one day we will get there I'm determined
sistafromanothermista wrote: »Camper van....i'd have one of those pimp my ride motor homes :cool:
With room for a ferrari underneath
*sigh* see - you're never alone on here!
It's on the "dream list":)OOooh a camper van - whilst not really for me, I get the attraction..I know a few people who would do just that. infact our local landlord has just brought a mobile van/camper thing ..not a camper van ( VW) as such of the bigger ones - and he has sold up - lease changes Christmas day and he is off to enjoy his retirement travelling with his wife..they hit France in Jan, Spain in Feb etc..and they have a full plan and reckon they may be back travelling the UK in a few years , but if they are not they are not...its all a bit too unorganised for me, but the idea I definately get...
Ohhhhhh that sounds absolutely heavenly .....Some of those big bus type ones are absolutely amazing
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Hey Sista
Fantastic debt busting progress as ever - go girl
Not so great on dog sick and poorly child though.
I too love the camper van idea. Though for me, I would park it in the bottom of my garden and live there - maybe visit my boys as the weekend :rotfl: in fact , I am loving the idea .... Hmmm I think I will start a new saving pot for this today
Have a good one xxThe final chapter - £4893 to go out of £30K0 -
sistafromanothermista wrote: »So shopping bill was more today not only did i have to buy carpet shampoo and cloths but had to buy bubble wrap (brown paper out of stock....would be just when i bleedin need it!) and parcel tape to send back evil ebay item :mad:
hi there, just a tip for future I take the bubble wrap from the fruit and veg in the supermarket and store it til neededLittlewoods £10 Very BNPL £234.42
My total debt is [STRIKE]£7242.32[/STRIKE]£244.42
Extra payment a week: This week: £
Total to date: £1279.29 not incl this week
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