The Autumnal October NSD Challenge

solventsoon

freebyfifty wrote: »

This thread would be nothing without all the updaters who take time out of their daily life to come on here and keep us all up to date and motivated.

BDINI, spoony, marmite & LMH you are all:A:A:A:A

They deserve a round of applause and thanks from us all :T:T:T

If anyone, anyone at all, would like to give the updating a go and give these lovely guys a day off please let me know, we'd be very grateful.

Awwwww....... thanks freeby:A I think you deserve a round of applause as well :T:T:T:T

solventsoon

Nargleblast wrote: »

Bdini - glad you got through yesterday ok. Your tale of the trampoline reminds me of a novel by Tom Sharpe - one of his characters, a chap called Henry Wilt, has a wife who is not exactly the brightest star in the universe. She went through a keep fit craze and purchased a large trampoline, then invited the next door neighbour round to try it out. Trouble was, it was so big, they had no room in the house .....so she put it in the garden.....in the greenhouse. Neighbour was in hospital for some time I believe...:eek::eek::eek::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I recommend you search for the Wilt novels by Tom Sharpe, they are several years old but absolutely hilarious.

marmiterulesok wrote: »

I have to agree with nargle,the Wilt books are hilarious.I think that Tom Sharpe also wrote about a character called Blott,also very funny.

Another Tom Sharpe fan here, I have all his books and re-read them when I need cheering up. My favourite is still Porterhouse Blue, very dated now (nearly 30 years old) but very funny:rotfl::rotfl:

I would definitely recommend them BDINI, I think they're probably what you need atm.

freebyfifty

Good Morning

NSD #30 achieved yesterday :T If I can get through today I'll have managed another month of successful budgeting :T BUT I have to nip into town so I shall have my blinkers on and just going for exactly what is on my list......wish me luck


Have a great hump day

freebyfifty

citizenkitten wrote: »

also i forgot but I will volunteer for Thursdays updates?

Thank you CK - you are an :A

freebyfifty

Front page all updated and it looks fantastic :j:j

Well done to everyone this month, we are all brilliant :rotfl:

rising_from_the_ashes

beanielou wrote: »

Oh & still in shock~£185 for my DS to do his taekwon do black belt grading.
Need to lie in a darkened room I think!!

:eek::eek::eek::eek: Ohhhhhh myyyyyy!

freebyfifty wrote: »

NSD #30 achieved yesterday

Wow! That's an incredible achievement Freeby :T:T

So ... won't be a NSD today as bill paying / budget sorting day for the month ahead.

Need to get back on track as, after having to unexpectedly change the car in September and also some emergency household maintenance (£330 - not budgeted for ), I have managed to end up with a whopping OD again :(.

Still ..... trying to be positive - I guess getting through without having to resort to loans etc is a positive and highlights yet again how important budgeting is! (and that I've still got a long way to go in this respect!:o)

Have a great day everyone

penny73_2

Well I am pleased with this months total I'm disappointed that I still managed to spend every day for the last couple!!! Never mind christmas is now getting sorted:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

Away today and tomorrow so although can access forum will not be able to post so

:j:j:j:jWell done to everyone who managed to achieve NSD this month :j:j:j:j:j

:beer:Good luck for November :beer::beer:

Victoria2322

solventsoon I am due on the 22nd Nov, its my third so I have a 1 and a 3 year old too
x

Motoko_2

Woohoo 11 NSD for me in October thats 1 day over target.
Very pleased with self :j

Well done to everyone :beer:

MuffinTops

I did it. I had an NSD yesterday hitting my target of 10! So have completed NSD10!!!

A whole day of my signature showing 10/10! My parents would be proud!

Thank you again!