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How much to live on per week

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  • Dunroamin wrote: »
    I wouldn't waste your breath - these parents of perfect children live in a world of their own.

    And what world do you live in ONW/Dunroamin? A world of benefits and handouts? Not all of us are entitled to benefits and handouts?
  • rubytuesday
    rubytuesday Posts: 22,383 Forumite
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    No I didn't answer your question.

    That is what I'm telling you to work out what is needed for maintain a cheap healthy diet - it's what I have to do too and then work out for you give from there.
    Here dead we lie because we did not choose
    To live and shame the land from which we sprung.
    Life, to be sure, is nothing much to lose,
    But young men think it is,
    And we were young.
    A E Housman
  • wintersunshine
    wintersunshine Posts: 471 Forumite
    edited 10 October 2012 at 9:37AM
    I am not in a great financial position to support my child much and she has been lucky to receive a scholarship.

    So your child gets full student loans, maintenance grants and a scholarship. Lucky daughter.


    Sorry Dunroamin wasted my breath! X

    Oh no please don't think that. We parents of kids who get hardly any money are really grateful for your words of wisdom....

    Thank You So Much
  • rubytuesday
    rubytuesday Posts: 22,383 Forumite
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    edited 10 October 2012 at 9:42AM
    Sorry no time to chat - training course to get to.

    So glad I went to university as a mature student years ago!

    So sorry I have suffered from serious illness over the years too!

    Getting my life back on track as I always have though!

    Ps don't worry I have spent years working and paying my taxes despite dealing with illness and bringing my children up on my own for quite some time!

    Two very successful children too I might add.

    Son has had his own house since he was about twenty three blah blah blah!
    Here dead we lie because we did not choose
    To live and shame the land from which we sprung.
    Life, to be sure, is nothing much to lose,
    But young men think it is,
    And we were young.
    A E Housman
  • Sorry no time to chat - training course to get to.

    So glad I went to university as a mature student years ago!

    So sorry I have suffered from serious illness over the years too!

    Getting my life back on track as I always have though!

    Ps don't worry I have spent years working and paying my taxes despite dealing with illness and bringing my children up on my own for quite some time!

    Two very successful children too I might add.

    Son has had his own house since he was about twenty three blah blah blah!

    That's a shame.... Come back soon....

    Miss you already! blah blah blah:D
  • wintersunshine
    wintersunshine Posts: 471 Forumite
    edited 10 October 2012 at 10:19AM
    Dunroamin wrote: »
    I wouldn't waste your breath - these parents of perfect children live in a world of their own.

    Two very successful children too I might add.

    Son has had his own house since he was about twenty three blah blah blah!



    Now now - steady on rubytueday....wouldn't want ONW/Dunroamin to think that you had perfect children living in a perfect world now would you? She might start getting all nasty with you......
  • Lokolo
    Lokolo Posts: 20,861 Forumite
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    My diet at university consisted of; super noodles, chips, cheese, ready meals and all sorts of other cheap foods.

    Now I put on a little weight over uni but I am still resonably healthy compared to some of my peers!
  • Lokolo wrote: »
    My diet at university consisted of; super noodles, chips, cheese, ready meals and all sorts of other cheap foods.

    Now I put on a little weight over uni but I am still resonably healthy compared to some of my peers!

    And your point is?????? shrug.gif
  • Lokolo
    Lokolo Posts: 20,861 Forumite
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    And your point is??????

    Having a low income doesn't mean you have to have a bad diet and be unhealthy. And vice versa.

    Also the emotion you are posting is linking to a site which has malware on it according to my work virus scanner.
  • Dunroamin
    Dunroamin Posts: 16,908 Forumite
    And what world do you live in ONW/Dunroamin? A world of benefits and handouts? Not all of us are entitled to benefits and handouts?

    Why on earth would you accuse someone who's spent all her life working in professional careers of living on benefits and handouts?
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