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The All-time Outstanding October NSD Challenge
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Nargleblast wrote: »Beanie - thanks for your good wishes (ditto to other NSD gang members). i am usually disgustingly fit and healthy so expect this to be a short-lived episode.
Kerri - I used to make wine years ago with husband number 1. You need a moderately warm place to store the fermenting must because if the room is too cold it won't be active. Perhaps try one of those winekits with everything you need in a tin, first, to see how you get on. If it is successful, you can start to use real ingredients. I remember orange wine being very potent and strawberry wine turning out quite disgusting for some reason. I think plum, blackcurrant, elderberry,deep red fruits like those, should turn out well.
Thanks Nargle, i was looking on Amaz0n and there seem to be some reasonable starter kits on there for about the cost of one of those wine gift kit things so I might give it a go. We do have spare room upstairs but I'm a little afraid about it going wrong and a gallon of red semi-wine leaking all over the beige carpet :eek: shame that bath panel is back on reallyFeb 2015 NSD Challenge 8/12JAN NSD 11/16
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Sooo busy so NSD #5 on sunday, monday was NSD #6 and today was NSD #72013 NSD 100. CC2014CC- £31.50/£1352014 NSD 86 so far - May 20/212014 G/C spend £741.55 so far May £107.99/£91Debt Free - 30.05.13 Emergency tin - £1000June 23 - 9NSD0
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Awwww,get well wishes for all who are poorly.
Today is NSD #4 today,
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Good Evening Folks,
I had a very busy day today, as I was off, but went to the gym at 6.30am:eek: and then went to do some xmas shopping:). I must admit that I was quite amused that the Halloween stuff was in the shops and I was buying pressies for xmas:). I also spoiled myself with a new game for the games console:o. I am therefore stuck on 1NSD so far, but hope to start collecting them very soon.If you've nothing decent to say, perhaps you shouldn't say anything.
£2 savings jar £300:D
Total credit card debts £1250:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad: - Will I ever learn!!0 -
number 3 for me today!!
Well I paid for bus fair- however the money came from change I withdrew and accounted for last week. So that doesnt count right?Paying it all off in 2017:
Finance 1- [STRIKE]115[/STRIKE] Paid Jan 2017
Finance 2- 335
CC - [STRIKE]2000[/STRIKE]1800
OD 1 - [STRIKE]2200[/STRIKE] 1850
OD 2 - 25000 -
For October, there are three paydays left for me. This is going to be my first challenge and Im going all in. What can I say, Im Aussie, and we tend to do things like a bull at a gate.
Put me down for 15 with 3 x 4 NSD in a row. :eek:.Debt as of March 2018, £794 rent arrears £4273.7 debt, £900.70 in pay day loans, total £5968.40 :eek:. Total debt today £5968.40
Rich people stay rich by living like they're poor. Poor people stay poor by living like they're rich.0 -
hello folks,
Not an NSD today, went to McDonalds! and then tonight Morrison's. Not much choice there. Have fish paste sandwiches all week! still I do like fish paste.
spent 30.69.
not sure really think I prefer sainsbugs.
any how.
Tomorrow might be a problem - have to get petrol. And also may attempt Christmas shopping..........hmmm. maybe leave it till Thursday.
sorry am just randomly posting splitting headache.
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Buffythedebtslayer wrote: »hello folks,
Not an NSD today, went to McDonalds! and then tonight Morrison's. Not much choice there. Have fish paste sandwiches all week! still I do like fish paste.
spent 30.69.
not sure really think I prefer sainsbugs.
any how.
Tomorrow might be a problem - have to get petrol. And also may attempt Christmas shopping..........hmmm. maybe leave it till Thursday.
sorry am just randomly posting splitting headache.
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Defo prefer Mr S - think their orange label range is good quality and value. I am lucky we have a medium sized one which restricts me from wanting to spend too much in there :rotfl:
I hit a couple of issues with the cat-sitting and not having my own cupboards to raid, so unfortunately I have missed out in NSD's Sat, Sun and Mon, but I'm home nowand today was Nsd 4 which makes target look a little unacheivable. However I will still have a good try :eek:
Caught up with emails next job try to catch up with forum threads
Have a good rest of weekDebt -it's a fight that I'm winning, dealing with debt one day at a time.
Estimated DFD August 2018 - 2031 - now 2027 :T
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Wow, everyone's done so well with their NSDs!! So impressed, well done all of you. I'm on 3xNSDs so far. Today would have been one, but I had to pick up lightbulbs for my grandmother (I could have waited until a SD but she can't) and then a (humane) mousetrap
And then I was gonna be charged postage for the mousetrap, so I thought I'd pick up a £7 Christmas present at the same time to get the free postage. Although I am feeling quite smug about it all the same because I consider all of those purchases either essential or smart...
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