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Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th April 2013 - what small things......
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Morning all
I am writing a to-do jobs list today because for the last few weeks I haven't and have ended up going out and spending money :eek: I really need to get this house in some sort of order for moving. Because the sale isn't going to fall through now the mortgage is in place (buying from OH's mum who is buying an empty house so not really in a chain) I feel I should be starting to get this house ready to hand back to my landlady.
- [STRIKE]Checked bank[/STRIKE]
- [STRIKE]BL[/STRIKE]D from stores
- Clean kitchen/washing up, pull units out and vacuum!
- [STRIKE]Clean bathroom inside out[/STRIKE]
- [STRIKE]Do all washing and hang some
on the airer[/STRIKE]
- [STRIKE]Polish and dust[/STRIKE]
- Vacuum the whole house
- [STRIKE]Bake cakes and flapjacks for lunches[/STRIKE]
- Put together porridge pots for the week
- Reading with DD
- Check out moving apps and re-read the "Waiting to exchange" thread for things to do to pass the time!
This WILL stop me from leaving the house and spending money!
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Good morning everyone, It's rather quite on here today is it not or am i just up earlier than usual:rotfl:
Last night was not very mse, as I booked a family holiday at the cost of £200, however I did it though TCB so will get some money back on it.
My list for today:- [STRIKE]Quick shower, Get kids organised[/STRIKE]
- [STRIKE]All meals from stores - chicken casserole for dinner[/STRIKE]
- [STRIKE]Surveys - remember to check one poll and pure profile[/STRIKE]
- [STRIKE]Do some course work[/STRIKE]
- [STRIKE]Plant some veg/herb seeds[/STRIKE]
- Write up the recipes from last week and put them in the folder
- Read Martins email from this week
- Look into more of the sites that I made a note of from various places on this forum
- [STRIKE]Nectar Adpoints, Swagbucks, Swapits, TCB, Postcode lottery, Birthday bingo[/STRIKE]
- [STRIKE]Go to the local boot sale and see what bargains there is - I am looking for buckets for planting veg in, a suitable container for compost and some cheap cuts of meat[/STRIKE]
- [STRIKE]Submit s&s information[/STRIKE]
- [STRIKE]Sort bags, lunches, clothes and to do list for tomorrow[/STRIKE]
- Read the frugal living thread and see if I can get any new ideas
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Goooood morning everyone!
I've been AWOL for weeks,
, sorry everyone! New job means I can't get on the Internet during the day, by the time I get home, walk the dogs, make dinner, tidy up, walk dogs, get a shower etc, it's pretty much bed time 
Well, I am almost officially a home owner! Buying my dads home off him, mortgage offer is in the post, back at the lawyers this Friday to finalise it all :T Can't believe it, I'm a big girl now :rotfl:
So, today I shall mostly be searching for house insurance, gas and electricity suppliers, redoing my budget to include mortgage payments and new bills etc! Will be using topcashback for everything if I can!Can't think of anything smart to put here...0 -
Hi everyone :wave:
- I'm tidying round
- Doing a meal plan
- Shopping with a list and not going over it!
- Going to @ldi to see if I can save some pennies that way
- Got food out of the freezer for tomorrow's dinner
- Resisting getting takeaway - managed last night

- Bought wilkos 88p laundry powder to use as 'shake n vac' stuff

- Making up packed lunches for tomorrow
Happy Sunday everyone!0 -
My no spend weekend disappeared yesterday (we needed garlic and milk) and today as the OH wanted fresh rolls. But I did at least buy 24 cans of coconut water which was on a bogof from Tesco.0
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josiebabie wrote: »Boss, what do you use coconut water for?
Rehydration mainly. I have a condition that leaves me extremely thirsty and dehydrated most of the time and this stuff helps - particularly after a 12 mile walk.0 -
Hi all,
I can't believe it is Sunday afternoon.....have spent most of the day sleeping as I think I have/had a virus recently....or it could be that I don't want to go back to work tomorrow
Anyhow,
Today I have/will:- Meals from stores
- NSD
- Need to text a friend who I owe some money to
- Slept for about 4 hours
- Looked up reasons why I may be so tired
- Need to make lunch for tomorrow
- Need to apply for a couple of jobs which were emailed to me
That's it for me
Candy xxxDebts at the start of my journey - about £23,000 lightbulb moment 01.03.2007 (1st payment to CCCS)..Debt Free Date 25.06.2013 Deposit savings £17,000/£30,0000 -
Hi everyone,
Why does the weekend go so quickly? Mind you I have worked today so not really felt like a weekend for me.
So today I have:
Worked
I have managed a NSD
Had all food from stores with lovely roast chicken currently in the oven
Done some laundry and dried on maiden
Will sort out all stuff for kids back to school tomorrow
Read papers online
Run hoover round
Meal plan the rest of the week
Relax tonight
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Hi everyone,
Today I have/will:-- B/L/D from stores, although I did treat myself to an ice cream

- Log calories on free app
- Dinner from meal plan - Roast gammon
- Leftover gammon will be going into a pea soup I am just about to go & make ready for lunches this coming week
- Checked postcode lottery
- Charged phone via pc
- Heating off as long as possible & on low if needed
- Check online banking
- Check for new mystery shopping opportunities
- Enter some comps
- Do some surveys
- Declutter & flylady
- Check FB to see if anyone wants to buy the guitars we're selling
- A few mins of strength building exercises on my pole, free exercise

- Went for a run earlier too, tracked it using a free app
- Bit of DIY pampering as didn't get round to this yesterday
- Clipped our pet's claws ourselves rather than paying the vet to do it, just requires some patience
- Washing on eco setting using less than the recommended dose of washing liquid
- Hang up to dry
- I've been researching DH's wedding anniversary gift (first so it'll be paper) & have found a good deal although it is fairly pricey but I know he'll love it! So will buy that later on today, not a NSD at all but at least this will be out of the way now, still can't believe we've been married nearly 9 months! Time flies.
- Cheap night in with a movie & DH
:idea:Debt at July 2012: £12,862.57 :eek:
:dance:Current Debt: £0 :j
100% paid off!
:think: Savings Goal for November 2016: £5000 :cool:
Current Savings: £1176.24 _party_
23.52% Saved!0 - B/L/D from stores, although I did treat myself to an ice cream
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