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The October Awakening!
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Updated totals:
SFDs: 5/20
Food budget:£108.01/£180
Donation:£1/£3
Take lunch to work: 5/20
Beauty spends £0/£10
Make £100:£0/£100 but have an item selling on eBay currently at £360 -
Oh Sunday evening, you come around far too quickly!
SFD on Saturday- more geocaching- bringing me to a total of 10 SFDs
I have begun buying some bits and pieces in ready for making Christmas gifts- so a lil spend today, but lots of shopping around on ebay to get the best prices! Feels good to finally begin making a start on the Christmas gifts!:coffee:
*Do More of What Makes You Happy*0 -
Evening all
SFD todayI've had a real grump on today as felt like my debt free journey was going to take forever. OH redeemed himself and came to the rescue by giving me £1 to buy a chocolate bar! He even said it wonder break my SFD as it was a present! He must listen more than I thought!
Also sold an item on eB4y for £73, which is way more than expectedso after fees I reckon I'll make £60?
Night allLBM = 07/09/13 Debt = £13339 (100% cleared)
New roof and car £8557/£19003 New kitchen £396/£5039 Credit card Paid Student loan Paid0 -
Well and truly fallen off the wagon. Working crazy hours, been grabbing fast food on the go. Every day is a spend day. Aaaaaaggggghhhh.
Back on it tomorrow, without fail. Hope I'm not expelled!:eek:Total Debt £27,196 24/8/13
Total debt now ££17,5000 -
beckyboo1980 wrote: »Sorry, what is a F & F letter?
hey beckyboo!
Full & Final!
Its an offer mutually accepted to pay the debt for a set amount.
Hope that helps?
xxDebts @ LBM (May 2013): £25,250.27 | Debt Free: May 2015 :j:j0 -
Evening all.
I started writing this at 4pm! Haha. Just in work now. 3rd of 4 nights.
I have an exciting announcement - I've reached 10 SFDs:T Half way! And I should also bag another one tomorrow. Tuesday is doable as well. Weds is a planned spending day. Quite proud that out of 13 days I've only spend on 3, two of those being from food shoppingKeep at it guys!
I too have been ebYing. Relisted an item and within an hour had an offer on it. I'll probably accept it, but will just give it a few days. So that'll be £100, less fees. Moving on nicely to cash generating- £95/£100 with £25 to come in from pureprofile and then ebay sales.
I hope all well out there in OA land. :money:Debt at LBM June 2013- £31,300
Debt July 2014- £16,736
[STRIKE]1 HP, 5 4 3 2[/STRIKE] 1 CC & 2 loans
DFD: March 2017
Sealed Pot ~£90
DFW Diary: "A diary of plans, lists, goals & challenges"0 -
There are a few it seems who will be making christmas presents. Can i be nosey and ask what ? I'll be making sock monkeys for the kids, made my cards but am stuck for the adults. Last few years i made lemoncello, tapenade, pesto etc for a hamper, but want to do sth different this year.DEBT 02/25: total £6100 Debt free date 12/250
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thriftylass wrote: »There are a few it seems who will be making christmas presents. Can i be nosey and ask what ? I'll be making sock monkeys for the kids, made my cards but am stuck for the adults. Last few years i made lemoncello, tapenade, pesto etc for a hamper, but want to do sth different this year.
Depending what your friends like, I quite fancy the idea of "cookies in a jar" or "brownies in a jar", particularly if you have jars lying around (empty jam jars, etc).
This is the gingerbread one as an example.
http://allrecipes.co.uk/recipe/14188/gingerbread-biscuit-gift-in-a-jar.aspx
I think they are quite cute and if you have a lot of friends, will work out quite cheap. Also, they can't see where you got the ingredients from so it won't matter if you use tescimos own rather than branded.
Just a suggestion of course.Mortgage: £0/£80,329.91
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Still not up to date with posts or grocery spends but today was another SFD so 9/20, nearly half way to SFD target. Sticking to meal plan and I think the grocery budget will be ok, spends were about £18-£20 for milk and fruit/veg. Had to put heating on today though as was indoors all day and it was cold. Have a good week everyone.MFIT -T5 #420
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Phew, that took me an hour and a half to catch up on all the posts!
I'm starting afresh tomorrow with thus challenge and my weight loss, too many shenanigans were had this weekend. Although I did win £25 on the lottery which I never play, had cash in the online account thing and thought best get it spent so not tempting me and woohoo!
Have a good week everybody0
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