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:T:T:T I bet the pomegranate seeds went well with the saltiness of the duck :T:T:T.edinburgher wrote: »That would be:- Spinach, wakame and celery salad
- Tomato, carrot and onion seed salad
- Buckwheat soba noodles with wilted pak choi and wakame
- HM duck prosciutto
- Pomegranate seeds
I have pomegranates growing on my terrace in Spain :j. They are this big - (), I don't think there are many seeds in there :rotfl:.A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort
Mortgage Balance = £0
"Do what others won't early in life so you can do what others can't later in life"0 -
- £21.42 from free spins
- £13.75 to Freedom Fund
- NSD
- Managed to go from 400mg of caffeine to 200 and only moderately wanted to kill everybody, all day...
- Considering leaving Plusn3t for Eeeeeeeee, but they have offered to half broadband cost, which would save a bit. Will make my mind up before the weekend
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Thanks E - sounds very exotic. I had spag bol....maybe I should be more adventurous!
Sounds like you're going great guns with the savings etc...I do fancy matched betting but am a bit scared of it....will investigate more before I make my mind up
x Debt remaining:
Mortgage - £117,759 (£134,600, Nov 2013)
Work overpayment and home improvement loan paid back (£19200) :beer:
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Blakes 7 I tell you.
Salad looks lush.
How is your sleeping? LOL at moderately wanting to kill everyone.0 -
Not great Al, but I've got a bit on my mind at present. Woke up 3-4 times this morning, all within about an hour of when I was meant to get up. Feeling reasonably chirpy today - maybe the promise of more caffeine? :rotfl:
Mrs E also wanting to cut down on caffeine, good stuff.0 -
Salad looks fabulous. So breakfast at Alchemilla's and Dinner at Eds
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 -
edinburgher wrote: »That would be:
- Spinach, wakame and celery salad
- Tomato, carrot and onion seed salad
- Buckwheat soba noodles with wilted pak choi and wakame
- HM duck prosciutto
- Pomegranate seeds
Yum! it looks positively delish! Have you ever been to Japan? I recommend it for a holiday. THE best food I have ever tasted. Anywhere.0 -
Hi Ed
Sorry i have been missing in action but not really had my mfw head on as i got married last month.
Just want to wish you and Mrs Ed all my love and thoughts.
Take care xxxWorking to a better Life for our family
Total Debt - £6456.39
Current Balance - £6170.39
4.42% paid :j0 -
as i got married last month.
Massive congratulations! :T
I hope you are as happy as we are, nearly 3 years in and it gets better every day.
Well, it would appear that the heavens have opened :eek:
I have never seen so much rain in 2014, it's strangely calming in its own way.
Today has been very relaxed. I went for groceries, petrol and then hoovered (not hovered, silly spell checker!) After that, spent a couple of hours at the pub and have come home to a freshly baked chocolate cake.
Feeling somewhat useless as there has been *no* gambling whatsoever today and no crazy cooking projects
£8.64 to Freedom Fund0 -
edinburgher wrote: »
- £21.42 from free spins
- £13.75 to Freedom Fund
edinburgher wrote: »
Feeling somewhat useless as there has been *no* gambling whatsoever today and no crazy cooking projects
£8.64 to Freedom Fund
Don't be discouraged. One of the most inspiring things about your thread is the way you plug away with the matched betting. £10 here, £20 there, it all adds up. That's normally a thought that goes with spending
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It's great that you've harnessed the power of turning ten quid into thousands of quid.:) And avoided the relatively low earning power of the swagbucks/clixsense/surveys world to do so.0
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