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Diary of my new life !!!
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Glad you're feeling better and I hope DS hasn't caught it now. I'm sure you won't be able to keep him indoors if it does start snowing!Mortgage OP 2025 £6250/7000Mortgage OP 2024 £7700/7000
Mortgage balance: £36,210
Money making challenge £38/400
”Do what others won’t early in life so you can do what others can’t later in life” (stolen from Gally Girl)0 -
Hi benben
Glad you're on the mend, so miserable with a lurgy and still needing to look after DS too. I was sure I'd get something over the hol, with sitting in overheated/overcrowded trains for hours, but nothing so far. Still got another one today so it might still happen (sounds a bit like Eeyore, doesn't it, permanently expecting the worst).
Hope you *do* have a good day today, or at least don't get snowed on.2023: the year I get to buy a car0 -
I decided that some fresh air would do ds good, so we wrapped up warm and went off to a local country park, it was lovely, a bit chilly but really nice and I'm glad we went. I am going to buy an annual car park pass next time we go, it costs £40 for unlimited usage for the year or £4.50 per visit otherwise. It works out at £3.30ish a month which is very good as there is loads of stuff there, they have a miniature steam railway :rolleyes: , a kiddie walk with loads of activities for them to do on the way round, several other walks of different lengths, cycle trails, bike hire, golf course, lake etc etc ... I reckon it would be a good investment for the summer holidays especially for those days when its not really hot enough for the beach. Its a great place for ds to ride his bike without having to worry about traffic, and he can run and run again without worrying about roads and stuff.
I stopped for petrol on the way (£15) and also nipped into Sainsburys and spent £3.50 but bought 4 selection boxes, a box of matchmakers, a bag of after eight minis, a 2 boxes of luxury choccy biscuitsI know, I know, but ..... the selection boxes have 5 items in each and I always take a snack to work for break time, so they will be my January school snacks (£1 in total
), and the biscuits have a best before date of September so they will be put away for when visitors come
Just off to do a couple of surveys that came while I was out and try and earn a few pennies today towards the challengeMortgage Total: £51,549 / £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £10790 -
Its list-time again folks ....
Before we go back to school on Monday I need to do the following .....- Bank a cheque
- Haircuts for me and ds
- Send some stuff back to Next
- Ds thankyou letters from xmas
- Get more stuff on ebay
- Re nametag ds school uniform (all seem to have come off :mad: )
- Name ds lunchbox
- Move credit card money from current account to a savings account
- Take xmas tree to the recycling (plonked in the garage at the moment)
- Return a jumper
- Assemble new furniture when it arrives on saturday
- Chase up M&S sale order :mad:
Mortgage Total: £51,549 / £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £10790 -
One of the two items I listed last night has just sold on a buy-it-now for £8 ... I bought it in the sales for £2.99 :j :j ... might just motivate me to stick some more bits on thereMortgage Total: £51,549 / £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £10790 -
Its freezing outside :eek: :eek: Just got back from having ds haircut £6.20 I also bought some cheese, ham and bread £3.50 and a family calender reduced to £1.25 :beer:
Back home in the warm now for a bitmore tidying to be done, more ebaying to be done, more vegging on the sofa to be done ......
Mortgage Total: £51,549 / £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £10790 -
benbenandme wrote: »One of the two items I listed last night has just sold on a buy-it-now for £8 ... I bought it in the sales for £2.99 :j :j ... might just motivate me to stick some more bits on there
That's great benben! Did you buy the stuff specially in the sales to sell on ebay? Well donePrevious debt: £14K :embarasse Debt free: Sept '03MFW#42 Mortgage OP savings £4271.18/£12000 2019
Started dating OH Mar '12, married Oct '12, Walnut born Dec ' 12 :A SPC 12: 99 £38.05/£500 Make money Jan: £412.34/£310 :T Feb: £88.79/£280 May: £215.52/£310 June: £18.98/£300
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I bought it in woolies sale ages ago and stuck it in my present box, and when I sorted through the box yesterday I realised I'd bought 2 of them the same
so stuck one on ebay
Just when I had finally got my @rse in gear an decided to get on with some serious ebaying this afternoon .... my camera has jammed :mad: :mad: :mad: It was fine last night :rolleyes:Mortgage Total: £51,549 / £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £10790 -
My other ebay item has just sold now too !!! :beer: I'm really chuffed as I only put them on there last night, I just want to get more stuff on there now :mad:Mortgage Total: £51,549 / £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £10790 -
Do you put them on as 'buy it now' prices?0
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