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Need to get myself together: The beginning

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  • Oh lovely, have you seen anything you have your eye on yet?

    I love a wee Primark shop.

    Dxx
  • monz
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    I need to find a Harry Potter top for my boy lol I know I can get mine in Primark and just plain vests/tops. I will get his shoes nearer time as he grows so quick lol xx
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  • They always have loads of wee Harry Potter tops in there.

    I was in last week & they had a nice wee black Deathly Hallows top which had wee holes in it near the shoulder - sounds awful but was lovely so it was!

    Dxxx
  • monz
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    Ohhh I havent seen any for we boys though. will try argyle street though had only popped into the forge xx

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  • They have got too have some, I am sure of it.

    Dxxx
  • monz
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    Ah Friday

    So much to do this weekend. my niece party, my friends bday night out and then a christening sunday. have to dig into savings big time!

    Next month cutting nights out and that big time and becoming a hermit lol xx 6 days to payday xx
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  • abba1772
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    Don't get too drunk before the christening lol xx
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  • kindofagilr
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    monz wrote: »
    So skint its unreal!! I really need to manage my money better... and quit smoking again.... (payday getting vape again)

    this weekend I am doing nothing. Try not to spend spend and to go to gym.

    16 days to payday

    I LOVE my vape, I quit smoking on Sept 2015 and haven't looked back, used the vape, started off on 12mg bottles, then every 3 months reduced it (so 9, 6, 3 and then 0). I still use it but like literally once a day if that, but I've had no nicotine in it for over 9 months, I don't know if I will ever not do it that once a day, but I don't see an issue with once a day lol I spend like £10 a month on juice if that xx
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  • monz
    monz Posts: 4,129 Forumite
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    my god a busy weekend over and I am shattered and completely floored by hayfever lol :P

    oh whats non nicotine like? I am going to work my way down them n try nothing on holiday :D

    payday this thu woo!! finally

    Also thinking i might change my money over for Florida before the election... thoughts?xx
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    Debt - £17,190.83 (29/7/22) now (19/8/22) £16,688.80
  • I think I had hayfever yesterday - wasn't very nice at all!

    We get paid Friday, already spent most of it - whoops!

    Dxxx
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