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  • Payday over here too - quickly obliterated with the monthly responsibilities but hey ho , at least February is a relatively short month.
  • Morning Monz,

    Yay to pay day and fingers crossed with the CT that you can make a big overpayment to your parents.

    You're doing really well with DS's communion stuff.

    Thankfully February is a shorter month :)

    Have a great day xx
  • Homegrown0
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    Woo hoo! Payday :)

    You're so close to paying off your folks - touching distance!
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    Woo hoo to payday for you xx

    Just think monz only two more payments to your parents and you are done xx
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  • monz wrote: »
    yay payday!! Waiting until Monday (when all bills out and confirmed no Council tax out) and will send £480 to mu mum and dad leaving £770 left to pay them. Getting there though :)

    This morning also paid £10 towards my sons communion, using up my £20 amazon voucher - so thats his party boxes, balloons, napkins, balloons in now. His invites are in also (Dolly I need your address to mail you one!), I also have confetti, a holy communion diamonte thing for his cake and still awaiting in post for his blinking banners!) The hall is booked and will find out how much sandwich buffet will be this weekend.

    Have a good day :) xx

    28 days until payday

    Yay payday!!!

    Ah you are so organised, I will text you later on.

    Eeeeeeek!

    Dxxx
  • MissShoes
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    So nearly there! Keep smashing it!

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  • monz
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    All bills out ( minus netflix and also home insurance) so paid 480 so now only got 770 to go!!!! in 27 days will be down to 290 :D!!!

    Was meant to be out tonight for a few drinks but no way its too cold!!!! Gonna curl up and hibernate lol got Celtic tour tomorrow that I won in raffle and gave my dad for his xmas ;)

    xx
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    Hibernating sounds good :) Just looked out the window and there's been more snow overnight so think that will be my plan for the weekend.
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  • You are doing really well with repaying your parents. Two more payments to go?
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    Woo hoo well done :) you will have paid your parents off so soon xx
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