Only freedom will do

edinburgher

Karmacat wrote: »

Hang on ... you went to Hogwarts, didn't you!

Showing my age now, I've never heard of Biffy Clyro I've heard of Buffy Summers, mind ...

Yes, that's why I have a mortgage.

£100.35 paid to Emergency Fund (67.80% of the way to the target). A wee bit of money magic for a Saturday night.

Just finished watching GoT, lovely jubbly.

CathT

You've done a lot of home improvements since your move Ed, what else do you have planned? Hope dd starts sleeping better for you soon, so much disturbs their sleep doesn't it. You're both doing fab though and remember most people are just keen to tell you all the good bits about their child and miss out the draining bits of rearing children!

edinburgher

CathT wrote: »

You've done a lot of home improvements since your move Ed, what else do you have planned? Hope dd starts sleeping better for you soon, so much disturbs their sleep doesn't it. You're both doing fab though and remember most people are just keen to tell you all the good bits about their child and miss out the draining bits of rearing children!

Hi there

We're getting 2 of our new vertical radiators fitted next week and 3 other ones removed so that we can plaster behind them. After that, we'll be glossing landing/stairs/hall and then getting those and the living room carpeted. Then we'll be getting our shutters fitted in 8 weeks or so. After that, we'll need to take a break for a while, probably just redecorate our bedroom before winter comes.

• £100.10 paid to Emergency Fund (87.82% towards target) :j
• £2.05 OPed

edinburgher

Not a NSD, spent £375 on carpet for DD's room, like a duvet it's so thick

choccielover

That'll help prevent the broken bones when she attempts a triple salko somersault off her bed in a few years....

I'm not even joking

edinburgher

Haha - I believe you!

AlexLK

Glad to hear your daughter is sleeping a little better.

A note for your own safety: check your tyres and tyre pressures every week whilst doing other checks and maintenance. Don't let them get so bad that they're dangerous. :eek:

A_Frayed_Knot

edinburgher wrote: »

Not a NSD, spent £375 on carpet for DD's room, like a duvet it's so thick

Oooh Oh - Hope you have a large gap under DD's door :eek: otherwise, along with underlay, I can see more work ahead

Guess how I know that

edinburgher

Haha, FIL may need to bring the plane round again!

edinburgher

Applying for a new job, man do I suck at applications!