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Breaking Through, Travelling On
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Don't worry, I'm safe :kisses3: though I'm wondering where you're going to be sleeping, now the house is let :cool:.
Glad the underlying cause is sorted :T.A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effortMortgage Balance = £0
"Do what others won't early in life so you can do what others can't later in life"0 -
Look just to add to the mould seriousness issues - make sure you work in a ventilated room while removing the stuff if you are not wearing a mask
Its nasty stuff and can cause serious problems.
Made it to mortgage free but what a muddle that became
In the event the proverbial hits the fan then co-habitees are better stashing their cash than being mortgage free !!0 -
Thank you peeps! Gally, I'm a little far for you, but I've been known to put people up when they're flying from/into Gatwick :j
The cleaning fluid ... I said in response to Tilly that I wasn't using a facemask ... I won't be, but I noticed yesterday that I felt very "tense", is the only way to describe it - I recognised it as a reaction to chemicals in the air, I know how my body responds to that. Dodgy! Thats why I went into the garden. Slept fine tho, and kept a window (insect screened) open all night, as usual, so its fine. I won't do any more today, as I have clients all afternoon, the smell is disruptive to client work, quite frankly, yuk.
Given that, not quite sure what to do with the rest of the morning: dishwasher is on, biiiiiiiiiig spider is smacked ... I definitely need to get the counselling room ready as per usual first, then tidy in preparation for the weekend (not rinsed the cleaner off a bathroom wall well enough for me to take a shower yet :eek:), a few listings on ebay, clean the patio set, that sort of thing - not going to start anything new right now. Oh, open the post! Thats important! Lots of financial carp has landed on my mat the last few days :rotfl:
And phone my long-suffering business partner. Must do that, he's very good about phoning, and I'm **terrible** ...2023: the year I get to buy a car0 -
Counselling room is ready, I opened (some of) the post - cheque to open the new isa is here
two items listed on ebay - the dvd, I listed that about 10 mins ago, and its had 7 views! Are people looking for new listings and just sitting there refreshing their view? Astonishing ... not sold yet tho
I'm away! Then its the bank holibob :j2023: the year I get to buy a car0 -
So glad you are de-moulding - it sounds like really hard work, but it will be a major achievement when it's doneEarly retired - 18th December 2014
If your dreams don't scare you, they're not big enough0 -
Thanks Goldie
I'm probably over-egging the pudding if it sounds like *hard* work
its repetitive and smelly, and not particularly nice, but the only bits that need to be scrubbed are the grout - and I think some sealant around the old double glazing will need to be replaced eventually (not yet! no more sealant, no more :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: )
I'm off out today socialisingbut while I'm on here, I'm also scanning-to-declutter - a poetry book that was being decluttered from the school I went to :eek::eek::eek: this dusty paperback thats been read to ribbons is 50 years old, and doesn't smell particularly nice either :eek: so I'm scanning my faves and disposing in the recycling.
Its amazing what can stare you in the face - I have a guillotine (for paper, not heads) which was necessary when we used to send out information about counselling by post - but its maybe 2 years since anyone applied by post, so that can go too. For anything crafty, a craft knife will be fine.
I love decluttering :j2023: the year I get to buy a car0 -
Oddly enough ,I was looking for my guillotine yesterday and couldn't find it! :rotfl: Mine's not a fancy pants one though, just a clear plastic ruler and a slicer thingy. No idea where it's gone!0
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I think thats probably what mine is too, Cheery, though I bought it when I first became self employed, so its quite ... old ... :rotfl: and I remember it being really expensive, £20 25 years ago sort of expensive!
Lovely day yesterday, doing local touristy things that we don't usually do, great big sandstone outcrops, its a gorgeous rock. Today though, its chucking it down, but fortunately the annual Rotary car boot sale isn't till tomorrow - so today is stay at home and hangout and catch up day. I may have discovered full episodes of an SF series I like on youtube :shhh: and while I'm winding up the clockwork on the computer, I may be setting up some ebay sales
But first ... pootling about on here2023: the year I get to buy a car0 -
In my first job in 19oatcakes we had a real guillotine , a wooden thing , with a great big blade.
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One debt remaining. Home improvement loan.0 -
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