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  • Flugelhorn wrote: »
    Oh yes funding in first week can be a pain because for some reason they don't release the student finance until all the Uni paperwork is done and the student is properly signed up and matriculated - should come fairly quickly after that though . DS's appeared in his account at the end of fresher's week ..

    Thanks Flugelhorn,
    That's good to know, so hopefully it will be through maybe tomorrow... I guess because they were asked to do so much before hand in terms of competing paperwork/sending photos etc, I naively expected it two process within a day or two. But as a parent I keep forgetting there's probably 20000 other students who are also the centre of their families universe;), and that's just at our uni....
    Hope you kid(s) are doing great:) x
    x
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  • Fingers-crossed on the funding. I remember the days eagerly anticipating that 'pay day' back in the day!

    Also sounds like a great idea getting rid of the old freezer, maybe take a look at different ways of storing batch cooking to get the most out of your space? I had been using cartons but now I'm in with the good old freezer bags for most stuff so I can squish it in. As long as they have a proper seal on them then no worries about leaking!
  • NoOneAround
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    edited 25 September 2014 at 2:37PM
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    So lovely out in the garden again, I love the colours in autumn, possibly my favourite time of year :)

    trying to get quote together for enquiry yesterday, will be good to have that project before Christmas.....


    Thanks Belle,
    I should use bags a lot more (just messier than boxes...so have avoid using them! but you are right they do let you stack a lot more in...)
    x
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  • NoOneAround
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    edited 25 September 2014 at 2:37PM
    Yay!!!!!:j:j:j it works!!!!
    Thankyou Greying Pilgrim and Lilt..DL:cheesy:
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  • Beautiful pic :)
  • brizzledfw
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    Have interview next week for joining bank of markers for an exam board ......Full time when work on .....possible would work well with school bank staff job:)

    :j:j Thats great news. And with all these appeals they need someone taking charge ;)
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  • brizzledfw
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    Sorry to hear about your aunt. A shock.

    Great news re DD though..fingers crossed for speedy cash too. sounds like she's being really sensible with drink AND money..clever girl :D
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  • Beautiful pic :)
    Thank you PennyS :)
    It has been lovely out could help but snap away - thank goodness for digital cameras eh!:D
    I love it at dusk when everything "glows" with an orangey tinge, it's really uplifting ...spreadsheets and budgeting don't have the same effect;)
    x
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    Mortgage Jan14=209,800 Jan15=£200,300 Jan17£180,700>OCT17 £170,200
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  • brizzledfw wrote: »
    :j:j Thats great news. And with all these appeals they need someone taking charge ;)

    I am really good at taking charge ;) :rotfl:yes...the appeals....it really has become a bit of a joke along with the requests for "special consideration"
    x
    Feb2014 Total unsecured debt £72,520>>01/06/16 £68166>01/02/17 £66,600=8.18%PAID
    Mortgage Jan14=209,800 Jan15=£200,300 Jan17£180,700>OCT17 £170,200
    Health/Fitness Challenges Priority#1 Stay Fit and healthy - whatever it takes:)
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  • brizzledfw wrote: »
    Sorry to hear about your aunt. A shock.

    Great news re DD though..fingers crossed for speedy cash too. sounds like she's being really sensible with drink AND money..clever girl :D

    Thank you Brizzle, just worried about my dad really, he's been very down.
    DD sounds so happy - I am really pleased for her, it has been a miserable year for her and she was so worried about leaving home - I think the new found freedom of being on campus and able to join in with everything without having to book mum as taxi is really good - she is already "counselling" other friends who are finding it hard to adjust :)
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