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Clippy's first attempt at MFW
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clippy_girl wrote: »ps i made my pizza yesterday and it was horrible
the base was all soft like bread
i like mine thin crust and crispy so next time i will not leave it to rise!
but :T on the tax :j.
Scroll down on the mortgage sheet to the date it's saying it will be OP'd on. The balance on that day is a negative figure. The amount on the row above the negative figure is the amount you need.
A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effortMortgage Balance = £0
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Ok its £332 (but the spreadsheet is slightly wrong!)
so i have a day off work today
Plans are to do 3 mystery shops (£30), swap a duplicate pressie, pay in cheque, buy earplugs and pop into chavsta to get some gym leggings. if i have time i am also going to go swimming. I am trying to get back into exercising as much as possible but need a rest day after 2 days as hurt so much as i'm not used to it anymore!:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j0 -
clippy_girl wrote: »Plans are to do 3 mystery shops (£30), WRITE UP MYSTERY SHOPS, swap a duplicate pressie, pay in cheque, buy earplugs and pop into chavsta to get some gym leggings. if i have time i am also going to go swimming. I am trying to get back into exercising as much as possible but need a rest day after 2 days as hurt so much as i'm not used to it anymore!A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort
Mortgage Balance = £0
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Morning all, have not updated in a while as nothing exciting to report!
So payday has been and gone and have done money shuffle£190 to emergency fund, the rest and holiday savings are made up of lodgers rent next week. So I was left with £150 which I have just OP. Total OP now stands at £178.85 :A Should be a few more smaller payments when I receive a few of my ms payments.
In other random news I decided to invite a friend for dinner and cook roast chicken and was going to use all the leftovers. She couldn't make it but it had got me thinking- I can buy a whole roast chicken for the same price as a measly pack of chicken breasts but theres about three times as much meat on it! Duh :wall: So from now on thats what I will do and use all the scraps in soup (will attempt to make stock as well!).
First holiday is nearly booked- to the ME. Friend has booked her flights but not sure if mum will have accom by then or when she will be there so I am holding off booking my flights for now but I will def be going for 5 days:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j0 -
So payday has been and gone and have done money shuffle:dance::dance::dance: You've done the money shuffle, yeah yeah :dance::dance::dance:First holiday is nearly booked- to the ME. Friend has booked her flights but not sure if mum will have accom by then or when she will be there so I am holding off booking my flights for now but I will def be going for 5 daysA positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort
Mortgage Balance = £0
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unhappy_shopper wrote: »I have never seen any mother turn their daughter awayA positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort
Mortgage Balance = £0
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Morning all!
Got to have a change in direction re OP's as there's a chance I will not be able to get another lease car from work in the autumnSo then I will need to buy a car :eek: Will prob buy my current lease car so if thats the case. I don't know when I will find out so for now I will not be overpaying and will save the money instead. My nationwide 5% acc is filling up and runs out in may so i've just opened a tsb one as well (may try and convince dad to open one for me as well once I've filled that one!)
If I use my emergency fund and the mystery shopping money I will have about 3.5k by August. Have decided that if I do manage to get another lease car then I will use the money to get new windows. I don't 'need' new windows as I have double glazed wooden frames but they were stained and I am painting them but they don't look great and I don't like the shape. I live in a victorian terrace so would like to get ones that are split into 4 so are sash style. When I had my bedroom one done they quoted £550 per window for the ones the same size so hoping £2.5k will cover the rest. I have noticed that the uvpc one in my bedroom is less drafty and cold than the others so maybe a small saving on heating as well!
I am really liking my holiday savings fund- have booked 3 holidays this weekIt's the first time I have booked holidays when I actually have the money to book before booking! I am off to see mum in ME, beach hol with friends and then New York in Sept :T:j Holiday fund is now £50 but will go back up in 2 weeks!
Today I am not doing much now. I did have 3 mystery shops booked but I've had a headache for 3 days which won't go away so I have cancelled them. I am already £85 over feb targetI will go for a swim and am planning on doing some spring cleaning and batch cooking.
Happy sunday!:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j0
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