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Dizzy_Ditzy

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Have a lovely holiday, where you off to?

I'm off to sunny Crete :j

fairclaire wrote: »

Thank you QRB, I saw this today but was at uni and forgot all about it Was it your daughter who did it last year as well? I remember sponsoring someone's daughter.

Who else is doing RFL? Sarahdol, are you doing it this year? QOC is that what you're doing too?

........memory like a sieve at the minute

I'm just doing a random 10k, I've not chosen a charity yet

bubbs wrote: »

Dont get too many white bits;):D
Yes please give s some reports

Your wish is my command :cool::rotfl:

zippydooda

Mrs_Moc wrote: »

Is there a glitch on comfort that works instore or on the cleaning products please. I would really appreciate it if there is, if someone could explain please. I did a search but couldn't work out if its still on or exactly what it is all about

Many TIA

maybe lenor


http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/lenor-infusions-52-wash-fabric-conditioner-1-12-tesco-1893805

Dizzy_Ditzy

Do I want to do the savvy circle febreze sleep serenity trial?

Can I be bothered with all the faffing around? Bzz and orchard are so much less hassle

mhoc

OH came home and insisted that we had to go out even though we have everything we need for dinner anyway - I wasn't mad keen, nothing we really needed to go out for and such a tedious faff to do hair, make up, find shoes, drive through traffic, find parking place etc ...

So anyway we go out, traffic backed up as 4 police cars are converging on the roadabout just outside town having stopped a car pulled up on pavement, searching the car and the driver on the side of the road :mad:

We go to Asda, OH has left parking money in his car and all I have is a £1 coin :mad: so I leave him in the car to look out for the parking man.

I go in and do my bit of shopping, several items missing and nothing is the price it was when I did the list :mad: so I give up and just get a few bits. I end up spending only £6 so not enough for free parking.

Back at the car OH has had to get a parking ticket as the parking man is skulking about. So that negates any savings we have made. So as we now have an hours parking we decide we might as well go into town, I loathe and detest going into town but I've got to go to the Building Society anyway so that's where we head.

Then youngest son rings for the 1st time in weeks so we end up in the building society just talking to him by which time we have to go back to the car as the hour is up.

I've got a few recs to put into the machine later but doubtless they will be a crushing disappointment - wish I'd insisted on staying home now :mad:

Arthien

stu007 wrote: »

We're currently on interest only.

I've made an odd overpayment but I'm in two minds as to whether is actually beneficial paying it off.

This might be quite sad to admit, but I love overpaying, it's so satisfying! We get a nice letter each month we overpay, showing how much we've saved off the term, and DH has done a calculation to show how much interest each overpayment saves us, it's a real incentive to put our money into the mortgage instead of wasting it on crap.

There's also the other side to it, which is that if we don't overpay, we'll still be paying it in 37 years time! :eek:

Bananababe

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HTH

wendyak

stu007 wrote: »

I think it's quite frightening that you can get 8 years based on hearsay.

Granted you've got to trust the jury as they've heard all the evidence, but I thought I read he wasn't even in the country at the time one of the assaults took place.

I don't know all the facts so could not really pass judgement on this but agree with you on one thing.
My husband was accused of something once and although there was absolutlely no evidence it went all the way to crown court and was advised to take it to trial so that he could not be dragged back at a later date.
He was found not guilty but the cost in money and human suffering was extreme and all because someone told a lie and the cps wanted to justify the money they had spent. (before you jump to conclusions my husband was accused of firearms offences despite never having handled a gun):(

vanilla_twist

zippydooda wrote: »

its a loaf not rolls, but are part baked. http://groceries.asda.com/asda-webstore/landing/home.shtml#/product/910001176772

Never tried this as priced up at £1 in my store. Maybe it scans at lower price.
V x

Memoryloss

Off to have my tea - don't eat as much as I used to.

Bananababe

Arthien wrote: »

This might be quite sad to admit, but I love overpaying, it's so satisfying! We get a nice letter each month we overpay, showing how much we've saved off the term, and DH has done a calculation to show how much interest each overpayment saves us, it's a real incentive to put our money into the mortgage instead of wasting it on crap.

There's also the other side to it, which is that if we don't overpay, we'll still be paying it in 37 years time! :eek:

We are about the same. I try and overpay at start middle and end of month depending how moneys going. He has a thing on computer works it all out when I pay. We get stung for an overpayment charge now but we know long run we winning not them.

I coiylkd wallpaper small toilet with the letters. Mr Spanish bank must hate me :j