Was Mortgage Free until 52!!!

ScotinLondon

Afternoon all...Exam well and truly done now.


Hope that all are well.


We batch cook like Ali-OK - lots of curries, pasta sauce and quesadillas (all veggie). Have had frozen cauliflower & coriander soup - it was ok - just needed heating up properly. Frozen black bean soup was better. I think that as long as not frozen for months on end - then it is good.


We I have plenty of sub accounts - all split out on a spreadsheet and what its use is. I have virtual accounts for everything from holidays, car, stuff for the house, clothes - I find that for me, that is the best way.


Have a good rest of the weekend all.


SIL

A_Frayed_Knot

OK, couldn't wait any longer. O/p £49.38 making £236.54 o/p for March so far

just noticed - :eek: 23456 :eek:

shangaijimmy

How did you resist the 62p!

A_Frayed_Knot

:rotfl:Cause my OCD wouldn't let me :rotfl:

Mortgage £29,649.38, o/p 49.38 :eek: so now £29,600


Like my mortgage to be all neat and tidy. Next tidying, will be Mortgage plus 2 sub accounts. I know I'm mad but it works for me :beer:

mrsp1987

Whatever works for you is the way to do it

A_Frayed_Knot

Morning All, beautifully sunny morning, and a day off work

Need to get some basics (not food) but funny how before my MFW journey, I would be at the shops every weekend. Now I really don't want to go shopping, even when I need a couple of items, and hope I can stretch it out for another week

Buying for the garden is another matter however, as I love to see all the bulbs and plants start to flower I did buy a hanging basket filled with mini daffs, and other plants - lovely - and a bargain reduced to £1.25

Spring is truly well on its way

A_Frayed_Knot

Just thinking about the tasks I have to do and hope you knowledgeable and helpful lot would be able to suggest some ideas on selling a house

- looking for ideas, hints and superstitions (not the baked bread, coffee aroma, type suggestions) but the unusual ones. Any lucky item you should have - I know Mr E would say a wicker Heart I did say Wicker not Wicked

Look forward to reading your views/ideas on what sells a house

SueP19

House selling.................not sure I can help but here are my obs on house buyers

1. Very few have the foresight to imagine a room as they want it, so neutral all the way
2. Discard large furniture, most cannot judge size so when they see an extra large sofa they imagine their 2 seater is the same size.
3. Create a "lifestyle" a life to envy will get the offers, so that's drinks on the patio (not barbie, means cooking, washing) sunset romantic seats
4. Beware the MIL, DIL loves it but MIL will sure to hate it, lost cause viewer

Hope that helps :cool:

gallygirl

A_Frayed_Knot wrote: »

I know Mr E would say a wicker Heart I did say Wicker not Wicked

I think Mr E's was slate - you could try wicker and compare notes :rotfl:.

When we sold a house 2 years ago it seems an overgrown garden complete with trampoline helped, plus a tatty hallway . Shortly going to sell one of our BTL's - I don't think there are enough hearts on sale to cover the mess it will be in :eek:.

A_Frayed_Knot

Thanks, GG Maybe that's where we're going wrong - Need a slate one or maybe both.

but will try anything (except buying a trampoline )

read about red flowers in the garden and something blue at the doorway - to keep bad vibes out (or something like that), and who has heard of burying St Joseph upside down facing the road near the "for sale" sign :eek: :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Seems a few believe in that :cool:

You must have been delighted on selling the overgrown garden with trampoline hope your next sells just as quick. Best of Luck.