Endurance Lends Itself To Enjoyment

Claire1972

Tweets - finally done 452 with flying colours, don't ask me how!!!

bubbs

tweets wrote: »

My girl is now lay in her bed at home.

I got a phone call had to go and pick her up she wouldn't settle and kept trying to hide .

So Poppy failed in her assessment

I am just hoping its not made her more nervous when she sees other dogs or hears loud noises poor Poppy

Oh poor Poppy (

tigerwhite wrote: »

I found loads of bags of apples reduced earlier so bought 2 ... 8p for 5 big extra special apples. the packs had ripped so they were in different bags. Eating one now and it's yummy. 16p for 10 apples, bargain

I also nipped out for milk last night and got 3 loaves for 14p each and brocolli for 29p. I'm doing ok this week :T

:T:T:T well done, no beef this week?:rotfl:

dipdap wrote: »

Your 5 years ahead of me, ours is a 30 year mortgage :eek:
Snowballing calculator says we should pay it off in 15-20 though

:T:T fingers crossed for you

mrsmac10

tweets wrote: »

My girl is now lay in her bed at home.

I got a phone call had to go and pick her up she wouldn't settle and kept trying to hide .

So Poppy failed in her assessment

I am just hoping its not made her more nervous when she sees other dogs or hears loud noises poor Poppy

Hope you are ok tweets

It is hard for both of you but at least you tried and she really has the most loving home

tigerwhite_2

LEJC wrote: »

our first mortgage we paid off in 17 years...and were mortgage free for a year...then we got into this rental lark....

Good for you. My brother totally overpays his mortgage each month (but barely has savings). I always give him advice to not overpay so much, and put some away instead. If he ever came out of work, i doubt the bank would be fussed if he'd overpaid for years but couldn't pay his monthly installment, as opposed to him being able to rely on savings.

I don't overpay, I put my savings into a peer to peer lender with 6% interest

LEJC

springdreams wrote: »

From the sounds of it your mortgages are already cheap if you can have 3 mortgages and have only now just gone into 4 figures for all 3 together. I only have one house and it is quite close to 4 figures just for that one.

I guess its all relative....yes...
but I cant help think back to when we bought our first home and the monthly payment was just over £200...
by the time we repaid that one it was down to £32 per month!

tigerwhite_2

bubbs wrote: »

Oh poor Poppy (


:T:T:T well done, no beef this week?:rotfl:


:T:T fingers crossed for you

nope, not been to mozzies yet :rotfl:

dipdap wrote: »

Your 5 years ahead of me, ours is a 30 year mortgage :eek:
Snowballing calculator says we should pay it off in 15-20 though

I'm 10 years ahead of you (we've had this mortgage for 5 years already). but my first mortgage was in 2002 so half way through that. Then my third one began last month.:rotfl: hmmm, think I've confused myself:D:p

springdreams

LEJC wrote: »

I guess its all relative....yes...
but I cant help think back to when we bought our first home and the monthly payment was just over £200...
by the time we repaid that one it was down to £32 per month!

Oh goodness, I wish mine was just over £200. Even when I bought my house 12 years ago it was no where near £200 per month. And it is no closer to that now.

I'm guessing you don't live near London

tweets

Claire1972 wrote: »

Tweets - finally done 452 with flying colours, don't ask me how!!!

:T:T:T Well done bet it let you win

tweets

I am ok and Poppy is now ok she asleep by my side :A.

Nannylala

tweets wrote: »

My girl is now lay in her bed at home.

I got a phone call had to go and pick her up she wouldn't settle and kept trying to hide .

So Poppy failed in her assessment

I am just hoping its not made her more nervous when she sees other dogs or hears loud noises poor Poppy

Ah bless at least you gave it a go tweets it's just not suitable for your Poppy but well done to you and your girl for at least trying:T:T