This Time I'm Really Going To Do It

Watty1

lyndseyr75 wrote: »

Congratulations Watty, on both mortgage and most handsome xx

Thank you

Goldiegirl wrote: »

I was seriously spooked yesterday morning when I found a dead pigeon on the driveway yesterday:eek: I only settled when Mr Goldie had removed it!

smallholdingsister wrote: »

Them dead badgers is terrifying.

You are both just encouraging Most Handsome :rotfl:

Ali-OK wrote: »

Enterprise programme sounds good, fingers crossed for a place.

Now I think about it I really would love the place - so - I wish I had treated the application form more seriously with the respect it deserved rather than just firing it off. I am being rather hard on myself for that

Luckyinlife

dont be to hard on yourself watty regarding the EP we all do it worst thing is annoying yourself i know all to well

great the money has gone out to great job finally can walk around your house and say i own every mm of it hehe :]

Watty1

Luckyinlife wrote: »

dont be to hard on yourself watty regarding the EP we all do it worst thing is annoying yourself i know all to well

Yes, it is indeed. The thinking it over and kicking even though it is too late.

Luckyinlife wrote: »

great the money has gone out to great job finally can walk around your house and say i own every mm of it hehe :]

We did think about chalking our initials on the bricks one for him one for me one for him one for me - but - couldn't find the chalk :rotfl:

smallholdingsister

You probably decluttered it.

Firegirl

Yay!!!!!! Well done!!!!!

Watty1

smallholdingsister wrote: »

You probably decluttered it.

:rotfl:


If you saw the state of the place you would know that another major declutter drive is required. Just can't seem to motivate self for that just now!

Karmacat

I'm not surprised, watty - you need a bit of a break after the mortgage push - after all, everything else is still going on, and you need to keep juggling with all of that too!

Goldiegirl

I think de-cluttering fatigue can set in, if you do too much in a short period of time.

It took 6 years to get to the point I'm at now. I say that de-cluttering is finished, but if we ever downsized, more things would have to go.

The more I think about downsizing, the less I want to do it!

Watty1

Goldiegirl wrote: »

I think de-cluttering fatigue can set in, if you do too much in a short period of time.

It took 6 years to get to the point I'm at now. I say that de-cluttering is finished, but if we ever downsized, more things would have to go.

The more I think about downsizing, the less I want to do it!

Love the idea of decluttering fatigue. Totally understand it and understand you wanting to stay put too

Watty1

Just logged on to on-line banking and the mortgage is gone :j


But forgot to cancel direct debit and so the bank took the monthly payment from my current account today :mad: at self


I know they will refund it in time - but - hand to transfer £200 from savings to prevent an overdaft. Have now cancelled direct debit for future but cross with self for such silly schoolgirl error.:embarasse


Have spent some time this morning binning all mortgage scrawls and calculations (I never got the hang of spreadsheets) and writing up new notes for the repayments of accounts. At this point looks like my ramblings on finances and ponies will be continuing for some time to come.