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Monday 30th June what small things will you do today?

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  • Hi

    The little things I need to do today

    Post completed new starter forms
    check banking
    get some money out for tomorrow
    Nectar Adpoints
    surveys

    Destress & stop worrying.....

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  • mooomin
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    I resisted the lure of new clothes :D

    Even better, the event at the office has yielded pasta salad and a mini quiche for my lunch tomorrow :rotfl: :money:
  • princess_pea
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    Thanks for starting the thread DNMS, and nice to see you back Ziggy, hope you're feeling brighter soon :)


    Today:


    - Free postcode lottery done
    - All meals from stores, including yesterday's chilli (I think it tastes better the day after too :D)
    - Work on dreaded dissertation to do this evening (currently distracted by the tennis!)
    - Bit of a rubbish day at work, v.busy at the minute but at least the day goes quicker
    - Phoned garage to book car in as it's making a horrible banging noise :eek: Fingers crossed there won't be a big bill
    - Surveys to check


    Have a lovely evening everyone
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  • moohound
    moohound Posts: 1,209 Forumite
    Debt-free and Proud!
    I know I am debt free, but my mortgage shortfall on the main mortgage and the small mortgage for the garage still feel like debts. I hope I am still OK to post, I don't feel 'at home' on the MFW board, if that makes sense.

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  • Pippilongstocking
    Pippilongstocking Posts: 16,336 Forumite
    Thanks for the thread DNM

    Must get back to regular posting!

    So todays plan...........

    Banks/cards
    Work on report (even though its sunny)
    Make more elderflower cordial - blog recipe here.
    Return sprayer to neighbour, bless he's trying to be so helpful
    A bit of hand washing (still umming and ahhing about machine in the flat)
    Something delish for tea - fajhitas and home made flat breads.
    MEAL PLAN done tomorrow!
    Walk doglets - off to do that now.
    Plant beans/peas up the shed posts - :o tomorrow.
    Collect eggs from the new rehomed ex-farmfactorything chooks :) all gals looking really scruffy but happy. 3 eggs so far :T
    Bake something? - breads
    A few dug up here and chums plants to pot/plant out
    A bit clearing up from the 'excessive pruning'
    Life paperwork to do - phone tax credits
    Check in with DD - skype? sent a fb message.
    Finish forms for SAAS done all the online bit. post tomorrow

    Probably a whole heap more but that's me for now.

    Have a great Monday chaps - I'll be glad when this week and its work are done. Lots of report writing indoors

    Half the report done, we do quarterly reports so they're a bit ergh.

    On the positive I can bill for a whole month later.

    :T

    Have a good evening chaps and hello to the new folks - I don't hink it matters where we are in the journey we all talk the same lingo

    Be it tea or dinner.:T

    Off for a scamp and a bit of reduced food action. Living the dream.

    :rotfl:
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  • ziggy2407
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    ziggy2407 wrote: »
    Good Morning All

    DNMS - Thanks for starting us off today

    Hi to all of the regulars and a BIG welcome to all the newbies, this is a really FAB thread with so many lovely, caring, considerate and supportive people.

    Many apologies for being AWOL for a while (lots of reasons - felt rubbish, didnt feel I was contributing to thread and an emergency trip to childrens A&E with son as he broke his wrist). Feeling bit down today as managed to hurt my back (we brought my mum home from respite care and I lifted her case into boot :( )
    Todays little list:

    Packed lunches for DH & DS - Done
    Washing & dry outside - Done
    Return Library Books - Done
    Check Banks - Done
    Check swapits - Done
    Bake -
    Meals from cupboards/freezer - Done
    Clear emails (& unsubscribe any no longer wanted) - wip
    Nectar Adpoints - 80 points today
    Knit - find new project - pouffe finished
    Enter a few comps -
    Read library book -
    Check www.freepostcodelottery.com - Done (not me but another Sheffielder)

    Have a great day, love you all xx

    C xx

    Managed quite a bit today, rest will be finished tomorrow and hopefully I'll be able to sit and enjoy the sunshine knitting too or reading

    Just feeling a bit down at min as it seems such a long time siince my heart attack in Feb and I thought I'd be further along the path than I am :o

    Take care all, catch you tomorrow
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  • mooomin
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    mooomin wrote: »
    [STRIKE]Banking
    YNAB reconciliation[/STRIKE]
    [STRIKE]Charge phone and iPod at work
    Walk four miles
    Return tops that didn't fit to John Lewis (they were on sale :A)
    Resist the urge to buy more tops in John Lewis :o[/STRIKE] :A
    [STRIKE]Lunch/snacks from stores
    Spanish chicken for dinner[/STRIKE]
    [STRIKE]Try not to cry at the mess the house is in (We're getting our living room decorated and it starts today)
    Watch at least one of the World Cup matches[/STRIKE]

    My house is in SUCH A MESS at the moment but I'm trying to resist flipping out and just remembering that it's going to look amazing when it's all done.

    I got everything else done and scored a free lunch for tomorrow in to the bargain, so I'm pretty chuffed with that. Even better, I went to the shop with Mr Mooo and he bought me a pack of reduced bagels - I get yummy breakfasts and saved myself 9p because he paid :rotfl:
    ziggy2407 wrote: »
    Just feeling a bit down at min as it seems such a long time siince my heart attack in Feb and I thought I'd be further along the path than I am :o

    Given that it's still (just) June I think you're probably doing absolutely fine and just putting too much pressure on yourself. This whole thread is about the little things, and recovering from a heart attack is a very Big Thing. Baby steps ;)
  • CharllieSays
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    I'm a bit late to the party, but Monday I got the second part of a root canal/crown done (eeek), wrote a 2000 word uni assignment, finished some little household chores that I didn't have time for over the weekend, and booked a week's training course for my career change (which my new company is funding). The stress from my previous career caused the broken tooth, so it feels good to get both things 'fixed' on the same day!
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