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Cherryfudge

NoOneAround wrote: »

The sunshine today revealed cobwebs galore even though it was all done very thoroughly week before Christmas where do the little eight legged things hide away - I thought I d got them all:rotfl:

They've been at mine.

Well done on lots of constructive things today.

We have what look suspiciously like snow clouds now, for which I take all blame as I put jeans on the line to dry.

NoOneAround

No more snow please unless attached to word 'drop'
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Cherryfudge

Ours aren't showing through at all! On the other hand, snow itself is now beginning to drop...:snow_grin

NoOneAround

Cherryfudge wrote: »

Ours aren't showing through at all! On the other hand, snow itself is now beginning to drop...:snow_grin

Just went and looked up weather -which I have missed last few days - forecast wintry showers which I guess might mean snow here too -
we have a few peeking through

Keep warm
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Igamogam

No snow drops here...February usually. And not enough snow flakes either IMO this winter

NoOneAround

Igamogam wrote: »

No snow drops here...February usually. And not enough snow flakes either IMO this winter

Nice to have you back on MSE Igamogam

I think ours are on a sheltered bank, and kept warm with a blanket of autumn leaf fall which never got raked up in November....
I think you probably have nicer snow in the hills/on the coast in the West country . I enjoy a good snowfall for about 3 hours.... before it becomes a muddy slushy mess and brings the country to a grinding halt:D

NOA
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NoOneAround

Good Morning and it is because its sunny and blue outside, though it made driving very difficult as sun is so low in the sky.

I bought a book from Amazin yesterday which was recommended on here a while ago - the Relaxation response - I got it for £1.22 as it turns out I had £5 for the inconvenience of previous order not being delivered but showing as handed to resident, and another £5 for being honest and cancelling replacement order when the first arrived so £10 discount was applied:money::D

Yesterday's achievements
1) 6 hrs at part time job until 2pm then came home and
2) Updated I & E and sent update to one of the creditors. Still need to do the one that is playing up. Might need to look up DMP thread, as not sure what I will do if they insist arrangement has to be through StepCHange?
3) Sent a quote to client, this one is probably unlikely to come off.
4) Posted letter to uni friend which I have been carrying around since i wrote it.
5) No cooking last night as we took out odds and ends of left over meals from freezer and all had something different:D but DS ended up stir frying 500g of turkey escalopes which were meant for tonight and having most of it in wraps with mayo

Seeing friend for coffee then volunteer work this afternoon, also need to catch up with admin for the volunteer work this am. Need to dig out a couple of dividend cheques that need banking but they are somewhere in my pikes of stuff "tidied" away from before Christmas.

Have a good day everyone.
NOA
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Cherryfudge

A bargainaceous book! It probably more than recoups the cost of DS's turkey escalope splurge. Annoying when people literally eat your good budgeting, though, isn't it?

NoOneAround

It is Cherry:mad: but its OK he's a growing lad and very active with Rugby training so he needs it I guess.

Today.....:o The moment you realise you've done the VAT return/paid a month early.....:o:o it was due 7th Feb not 7th Jan
That's a first, shows how befuddled my head is at the moment. At least it's done and dusted.

Tomorrow:-
-Shopping, still have TopCB debnhms voucher £90 to spend, might catch last of the BlueX
-Tablecloth I bought for a pressie for mum was too big - need to return and find another
-do some more accounting

Early night for me tonight as feeling exhausted.
NOA
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brizzledfw

Hi NOA :wave:

Hope you’re doing great...last few days seem very constructive despite this miserable weather... planning to catch up over next few days on the diaries...

Have a great weekend x