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Feel free mda1974, happy to chat
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edinburgher wrote: »Feel free mda1974, happy to chat

Ed, I have also pm'd you, sorry, you are so knowledgeable!
15/5/12 Paid off Mortgage 1 (£220k) Bought Dream House:www: Dec 13 - Mortage 2 -£116,508. 15/7/18 Mortgage Free Again :j
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You encyclopedia, you! See, we all told you to do a finance blog

How you doing, Ed? You getting megabux from matched betting?2023: the year I get to buy a car0 -
I'm getting nae bucks at the moment!

Currently on holiday with family staying at a pretty seaside town in the NE of England, mostly eating fish and chips and playing with DD, whose teething has improved a lot.
Ps. Can the MSEr who I referred for R@tesetter please get in touch re. referral split? I have 2 on the go and I need to know where to send the money!0 -
edinburgher wrote: »Currently on holiday with family staying at a pretty seaside town in the NE of England, mostly eating fish and chips and playing with DD, whose teething has improved a lot.
:j:j:j glad you're having a lovely time :beer:
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sorry ed, didnt realise you were away, have a lovely time!15/5/12 Paid off Mortgage 1 (£220k) Bought Dream House:www: Dec 13 - Mortage 2 -£116,508. 15/7/18 Mortgage Free Again :j
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edinburgher wrote: »Currently on holiday with family staying at a pretty seaside town in the NE of England, mostly eating fish and chips and playing with DD, whose teething has improved a lot.
Would that happen to be a holiday weekend birthday treat 
:bdaycake: Happy Birthday :bdaycake:Always have 00.00 at the end of your mortgage and one day it will all be 0's :dance:MF[STRIKE] March 2030[/STRIKE] Yes that does say 2030 :eek: Mortgage Free 21.12.18 _party_Now a Part Timer from 27.10.190 -
Thank you A Frayed Knot, your expert deduction was correct

Back home now after *a lot* of driving and getting on with some practical things to improve our home and reduce our clutter. Today I broke down a large double wardrobe and while I know that I will be aching by this evening, I'm glad that I have the strength to manhandle 7' high planks of wood and large mirrors etc. I suspect that's the testosterone talking! Rather annoyingly I discovered a large void in the wall behind the wardrobe (it's odd, sort of hexagonal 'cells' in the plaster?) It goes all the way back to the board that I assume covers the brick, so will require some pretty serious repair... :think:
I have decided to do as much of the DIY for the house as I can. Basically I can't be arsed being subject to the whims of contractors and as we have a 30 year mortgage, I guess I'll have a lot of time to get good? :eek:
First job (next weekend) will be repairing the floorboards by replacing the existing nails with screws and fixing any holes/overly warped boards. Terrified - not used to DIY.
Right, off to catch up with some laundry and day-to-day things.
Have a lovely weekend all :beer:0 -
Fancy not telling us, once you said you were on holibob :eek::rotfl: norty Ed :rotfl:edinburgher wrote: »Thank you A Frayed Knot, your expert deduction was correct
Ooh, Kondo!Back home now after *a lot* of driving and getting on with some practical things to improve our home and reduce our clutter.
Could you clean it up to provide a place to store the suitcases or something? I'm bad at visualising stuff from a verbal description, so I'm probably very far from the mark.Today I broke down a large double wardrobe and while I know that I will be aching by this evening, I'm glad that I have the strength to manhandle 7' high planks of wood and large mirrors etc. I suspect that's the testosterone talking! Rather annoyingly I discovered a large void in the wall behind the wardrobe (it's odd, sort of hexagonal 'cells' in the plaster?) It goes all the way back to the board that I assume covers the brick, so will require some pretty serious repair... :think:
Yes, lots of time :cool: :rotfl:I have decided to do as much of the DIY for the house as I can. Basically I can't be arsed being subject to the whims of contractors and as we have a 30 year mortgage, I guess I'll have a lot of time to get good? :eek:
First job (next weekend) will be repairing the floorboards by replacing the existing nails with screws and fixing any holes/overly warped boards. Terrified - not used to DIY.
You too! Plus Mrs Ed and little DDRight, off to catch up with some laundry and day-to-day things.
Have a lovely weekend all :beer:
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