Mr and Mrs K's New Journey to a Debt Free Life.

chevalier

Hi Alex not sure if you have seen this campaign to submit to the Ofted about getting music properly inspected in schools. But I am sure you would want to fill it in and it closes on the 5th December

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/futureofinspection

You can add your plea for music inspection in Q12

cheers
chev

heartbreak_star

You talk a lot about your parents being disappointed in you.

I think that sounds like a your-parents problem, not a you problem.

HBS x

AlexLK

chevalier wrote: »

Hi Alex not sure if you have seen this campaign to submit to the Ofted about getting music properly inspected in schools. But I am sure you would want to fill it in and it closes on the 5th December

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/futureofinspection

You can add your plea for music inspection in Q12

cheers
chev

Hi Chev,

Sorry I thought I had responded to this before now.

Thank you for the link. Unfortunately, I know very little about OFSTED and felt unable to provide an informed opinion at this opportunity.

heartbreak_star wrote: »

You talk a lot about your parents being disappointed in you.

I think that sounds like a your-parents problem, not a you problem.

HBS x

HBS: I'm a disappointment to everyone I know, including myself but thank you for the kind words.

AlexLK

Dear Diary,

An update on the debt situation for anybody interested.

For personal reasons I have failed to meet my target. Looking positively, I haven't spent the money and could still clear the remainder if things work out for the better over the coming few months.

Yours Faithfully,
Alex.

mum2one

Alex - what happened you were on target to clear it all, x

maman

AlexLK wrote: »

HBS: I'm a disappointment to everyone I know, including myself but thank you for the kind words.

:mad::mad::mad:


Somehow I still live in hope that you will get over this agonising self loathing. It's not doing you any good at all.


So you set yourself an aspirational target and you've not quite achieved it but you've made the most phenomenal dent in your debt. You'll get there soon and I sincerely hope you'll feel proud and pleased of your achievement. I am.


We've missed you on the other side.:)

patanne

When you were a young teenager and received money for your birthday/Christmas present, what did you do with it? Go out looking for something to spend it on or spend a bit, save a bit?

AlexLK

mum2one wrote: »

Alex - what happened you were on target to clear it all, x

The current situation leads me to believe my money is better placed in my business. However, I am paying something towards the remaining amount each month.

AlexLK

maman wrote: »

:mad::mad::mad:


Somehow I still live in hope that you will get over this agonising self loathing. It's not doing you any good at all.


So you set yourself an aspirational target and you've not quite achieved it but you've made the most phenomenal dent in your debt. You'll get there soon and I sincerely hope you'll feel proud and pleased of your achievement. I am.


We've missed you on the other side.:)

I have a realistic view of myself based upon experience. Whilst I can see why others may think it is one of "agonising self loathing" that is not the case. How other can someone that has never reached their potential be described?

AlexLK

patanne wrote: »

When you were a young teenager and received money for your birthday/Christmas present, what did you do with it? Go out looking for something to spend it on or spend a bit, save a bit?

Spent it and more. I can't remember saving up for anything during my teenage years. When money was received as a gift, I'd usually ask for more from my parents to cover the purchase cost of something I wanted. Often I'd be forced to use my monthly allowance but they'd usually give me the cash to do what I wanted anyway, so no hardship was faced.