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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 GG
and 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
BW
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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!
BW
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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
BW
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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 chocolate

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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 gesture
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At 79p they either weren't very stressed or you don't have many female colleagues :rotfl:.edinburgher wrote: »Well done for not spending, I spent 79p on chocolate chip cookies, team atmosphere feels strained and female colleagues relax when given chocolate
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 -
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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!Nov 2025 - part 1 - £13,878 part 2 - £20,953 Total - £34,832 24 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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