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BookWorm's MFW Chapter
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At the end of the day you're on track, assuming you're going 'all the way', for a first :T. I don't think they do 'first with knobs on' - if someone else had got your scores what would you tell them?
:rotfl:at a 'first with knobs on'
Thanks for the reality check GGand you are of course right that I would tell someone else that it was still a very good result
I have done something I rarely do today - I went to the local shopping centre :eek: I normally avoid them like the plague, especially on a weekend.
However it wasn't too bad and I bought myself 3 new tops (including one for a forthcoming party) and a pair of boots. I spent £94.50 but it only cost me £14.50 in actual money as I had Xmas and birthday vouchers to use.0 -
I'm here...
the days seem to creep past me at the moment...
Little bit spendy this week. I bought myself a new dressing gown (decided I needed it given the cold weather) but used vouchers so not feeling too guilty
In money news:
£11 OP
£78 council tax equivalent OP'd
£5 survey voucher received
Still no spending on the cc
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Good morning
I love weekends- soooo nice not to be at work and be able to get up without an alarm!
Quiet weekend expected - just some house jobs and a bit more OU course
Enjoy!
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Evening
Non descript day at work although still glad to be home
Managed to resist the urge to buy a shop coffee today whilst taking a walk at lunchtime. Small thing but pleased with myself for not spending
£6 OP made up from survey payments
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Well done for not spending, I spent 79p on chocolate chip cookies, team atmosphere feels strained and female colleagues relax when given chocolate0
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:T what a lovely colleague you are Mr E
I'm currently not eating cakes/biscuits/crisps/choc, etc but I would still have appreciated the gesture0 -
edinburgher wrote: »Well done for not spending, I spent 79p on chocolate chip cookies, team atmosphere feels strained and female colleagues relax when given chocolateA 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 -
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At 79p they either weren't very stressed or you don't have many female colleagues :rotfl:.edinburgher wrote: »Haha - only two and I hit them with generosity after lunch :rotfl:
They were good cookies from Sainsbury's instore bakery, albeit on offer at less than 1/2 price!
Perks of living 'up North!'
Well done on resisting spends BW, I said no to dessert when out for lunch, will focus on the £6 I saved!June 2025 - part 1 - £19,145 part 2 - £21,973 Total - £41,118 29 months to go!0 -
Thanks Cath
and well done to you on resisting dessert. All those small things do add up!
On the note of money... why is it still 2 weeks til payday...?! I'm impatient for the next shuffle.... :dance:0
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