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Making chicken feed of my mortgage
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Oh Gawd. GG is doing spanking now...0
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don't worry, gallygirl - if Alex Salmond has his way we will soon have a separate moneysaving forum :rotfl:mortgage 1 33,000. paid nov 2012
. mortgage 2 87,000 due 51,686.76 at july 2013, but then:new home and remortgage ... £101065.43:eek: now 74k0 -
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Hope work wasn't too grim after last week's HR debacle MWC, fingers crossed here too, that things might work out in the best way for you (and Mr. MWC, feathered ladies and, last but not least, the mortgage)!Stash busting 2014 45 / 60 (balls of yarn)!
2014 Sealed Pot #2136 ?/£500
House: Decluttering 322 / 365
Original mortgage [STRIKE]£149,000[/STRIKE][STRIKE]£117,750[/STRIKE];[STRIKE]£112,500[/STRIKE] MFW 2014#69 GOAL 1: [STRIKE]£109 K April[/STRIKE]
GOAL 2: [STRIKE]£103 K by Sept[/STRIKE]
GOAL 3: < £100k by end of 2014 MF goal: Nov 2020 - 4 years early0 -
Not too grim at all Hbbb as today was pay day (salary + bonus) :j
Tomorrow is going to be a weird day - we're interviewing someone who is very well known in our industry. I hope he doesn't ask me if it's a good company to work for :rotfl:Mortgage at highest (April 2008): ~£195,000
Mortgage-free: January 2021
Retired: June 2022 (186 months early!)0 -
Ay up muddywhitechicken - hope your interview thing goes ok today and no potentially *awkward* questions are asked - or you come up with a wonderfully satisfying *beige* response, which can neither be attributed to you nor traced to you...... :rotfl:
Is Maria treating you well? Tonight's meal sounds super scrummy. Does it matter what 'shape' the polenta is when you poach it? I can't recall that recipe - mind you, I got a haul from her book - perhaps I quit before the library book became overdue
Have a good day - hope the gals are enjoying the increasing daylight, and providing lots of lovely eggs for y'all
GreyingPounds for Panes £7,705/£10,000 - start date Dec 2023
Grocery Spend November 2025 - cash £37.37/£150 MrS vouchers £20/£60
Non-food spend November 2025 £15.78/£50
Bulk Fund November (month 11 of 12) £12/£35.200 -
Ooh yes, hope it goes well - weird when an interviewee is well known, its odd enough when someone on the *panel* is well known!2023: the year I get to buy a car0
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Eggs IN 6
Eggs OUT 10 (1 box sold for £1.50 and 4 for dinner)
Plants IN 0
Sycamore seedlings OUT 58 (I only weeded half the back garden :mad:)
Parmesan polenta with poached eggs, roasted feta & roasted cherry tomatoes on the vine (we couldn't get any radicchio) - another keeper for egg-based tea night
Greying_Pilgrim wrote: »Does it matter what 'shape' the polenta is when you poach it?
It was the eggs that were poached, Greying, not the polenta - that was cooked like porridge!
I can't believe that from 15 reviews it was rated 1.27/5 and labelled as requiring a little effort...
Interview went well. He came across as a really nice chap who obviously knows his stuff and he even looked slightly embarrassed with his celebrity status! Not sure he would accept the job if it was offered to him though
Mr MWC has bought us tickets to see John Grant in concert in June :j:j:jMortgage at highest (April 2008): ~£195,000
Mortgage-free: January 2021
Retired: June 2022 (186 months early!)0 -
A-ha! I see... silly auld me

Good that the interviewee kept all *awkward* Q's to himself
Greying bussles off to look up John Grant............
...........Greying bussles back - having learnt something new, as I'd not heard of John or his music before. Interesting
He seems to have a sound that is 'older' than his years iyswim - a 70's vibe (in a good way).
GreyingPounds for Panes £7,705/£10,000 - start date Dec 2023
Grocery Spend November 2025 - cash £37.37/£150 MrS vouchers £20/£60
Non-food spend November 2025 £15.78/£50
Bulk Fund November (month 11 of 12) £12/£35.200 -
Today I have been mainly eating... chocolate :j
as I went on a chocolate tasting course this evening :cool:
Eggs IN 6
Eggs OUT 0
John Grant is brilliant - I love this song
I'm also liking the new Joan As Policewoman album very much unfortunately I'm on a business trip when she's performing in London
Mortgage at highest (April 2008): ~£195,000
Mortgage-free: January 2021
Retired: June 2022 (186 months early!)0 -
muddywhitechicken wrote: »Today I have been mainly eating... chocolate :j
as I went on a chocolate tasting course this evening :cool:
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Do you actually get to eat it MWC ... it's not like wine tasting and you have to roll it around the old taste buds and then spit it out?Stash busting 2014 45 / 60 (balls of yarn)!
2014 Sealed Pot #2136 ?/£500
House: Decluttering 322 / 365
Original mortgage [STRIKE]£149,000[/STRIKE][STRIKE]£117,750[/STRIKE];[STRIKE]£112,500[/STRIKE] MFW 2014#69 GOAL 1: [STRIKE]£109 K April[/STRIKE]
GOAL 2: [STRIKE]£103 K by Sept[/STRIKE]
GOAL 3: < £100k by end of 2014 MF goal: Nov 2020 - 4 years early0
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