Only freedom will do

hiddenshadow

Oh no! I didn't know it was possible to break teeth on chocolate.

edinburgher

You can get 20-30% off the price if you pay a monthly fee mine is around £12 i get 20-30% off any treatment i spent about 3k on a lot of work nearly 2 years back now best 3k iv ever spent was saved a packet on the LIST price by paying monthly for a year then downgrading it

Are you talking about insurance LIL? Because that won't cover existing conditions.

You have a great Hogmany/New Years Eve as well, we'll be safe at home with a bottle of bubbly and far too much dinner

Oh no! I didn't know it was possible to break teeth on chocolate.

The tooth was probably on the way out already, it's just the irony that kills me...

£4.88 ET made, mortgage will be gone in no time

Luckyinlife

Not insurance my dentist and most private ones or even nhs ones have a plan in place for my £12 i get 2 hygienic cleans a year 2 check ups and 20-30% off any other treatment i have

its a plan they do iv been to a few over the years and all of them seem to have a plan like this

Sounds like a great evening im at home to roast in oven bit of a game night i guess with DS happy days :]

Goldiegirl

edinburgher wrote: »

We are looking at £2,000-2,500 for an implant, tooth cannot be repaired :eek:

Good grief!:eek: And it's all down to a Secret Santa present:(


I was reading your 2015 'sins'....I was thinking, what's Ed worrying about, that's nothing really. Then I realised that the figures were monthly and not annual figures! :rotfl:


But, it's things that give you pleasure, and you cold cut back if needed, so they are not bad sins, really!


Hope you and yours have a great Hogmanay!

edinburgher

Goldiegirl wrote: »

I was reading your 2015 'sins'....I was thinking, what's Ed worrying about, that's nothing really. Then I realised that the figures were monthly and not annual figures! :rotfl:

But, it's things that give you pleasure, and you cold cut back if needed, so they are not bad sins, really!

Hope you and yours have a great Hogmanay!

Some of it does, some of it doesn't, the restaurant and takeaway figures need to come right down. I have already avoided 3 opportunities for a takeaway, although there have been some small restaurant spends (breakfast rolls and coffee to feed baby on unplanned outings etc.)

Thanks very much Goldie, hope you have a lovely evening as well. Our (actual) plan is to go to bed by 21:00 as we're assuming that teething DD will wake us up at the bells! :rotfl:

Ps. Nerdishly excited to find 2kg of pork at less than £3 in Mr A!

pavlovs_dog

edinburgher wrote: »

(breakfast rolls and coffee to feed baby on unplanned outings etc.)

sounds like Juliet has an appetite and palate beyond her years

All the best for 2016 ed :beer:

ourcornercottage

My BF also negotiated for private appointments with dentists at a fraction of the cost when he had some significant work done a few years ago. Just ended up going in on a weekend or really early or late to suit dentist

Karmacat

pavlovs_dog wrote: »

sounds like Juliet has an appetite and palate beyond her years

That's exactly what I thought :rotfl:

Have a good evening, Ed, even if you are going to bed really early, and here's looking forward a wonderful 2016 for you and your family.

edinburgher

Oh how droll

£0.72 ET + withdrew some money from P2P accounts to rebalance.

edinburgher

Any tips on dealing with a gurning baby who refuses to sleep without being held?

Has been days now. She appears to be teething, but gets paracetamol and gum gel. Appetite OK for solids, but a bit crap re. Milk. Takes water well for a baby.

Sporadic but poor duration naps during the day.

Parents feel like they are being trained