Can I Fix This?

boredofbeingathome

Gosh i think you have a touch of the Hypno about you, i'm sure in the next couple of months you will be debt free at the rate you are going.

ciarasdreams

boredofbeingathome wrote: »

Gosh i think you have a touch of the Hypno about you, i'm sure in the next couple of months you will be debt free at the rate you are going.

I do not know what is going on just now at all but I am determined to enjoy every moment of it while things are going well before it all changes and goes back to normal. :rotfl: I am hoping to pay off my debt debt as soon as possible but then I will need to start concentrating on my student loans which I still need to pay off in order to be completely debt free but I do not know fully how much is outstanding on these because I have been kind of avoiding the issue for as long as I possibly can.

spud30

Hi hun :hello:

Gosh, you're doing so well, aren't you. You could always move on to my debts next, if you like

ciarasdreams

spud30 wrote: »

Hi hun :hello:

Gosh, you're doing so well, aren't you. You could always move on to my debts next, if you like

It is living with my sister that is doing it for me because apart from living here totally overhead free her almost demonic need to be in control of all aspects of her life does rub off on me as well. There are still a few spare bedrooms here if you fancy a move north to help with your debt reduction?

spud30

Your poor sis would get such a shock if we turned up on her doorstep :rotfl:

ciarasdreams

spud30 wrote: »

Your poor sis would get such a shock if we turned up on her doorstep :rotfl:

To be honest if you are a gambler at all it would be worth placing a bet on how long it takes her to actually notice the addition to the family. :rotfl: She would of course make dinner and check that the heating was set to the right times to suit and all sorts of things like that but it would probably take her a while to realise that there was anything out of the ordinary about it.

spud30

Lets just say we dont exactly blend in in a crowd :rolleyes:

We went for a walk yesterday, and I got sick of people staring at us

Maybe 12 stone dogs are a bit unusual, but even so :rotfl:

ciarasdreams

spud30 wrote: »

Lets just say we dont exactly blend in in a crowd :rolleyes:

We went for a walk yesterday, and I got sick of people staring at us

Maybe 12 stone dogs are a bit unusual, but even so :rotfl:

Oh my goodness what kind of dog do you have? :eek: You would definitely be right at home with my sister because she has never came anywhere close to blending in in her life. Regarding my sister for somebody who is generally exceptionally observant and able to pick up on the tiniest detail she can at times be painfully blind to what is actually happening around her.

spud30

We have a great dane hun, from pre LBM.

You have to be sociable and a good catch to own one. Sociable because EVERYONE talks to you when we go out, and a good catch because the postman throws the post from 10 feet away coz he's too scared to come any nearer :rotfl:

She's a very expensive girl, but she's our third baby. The kids and her get fed as a priority, then us

I think I'd get on really well with your sister, we sound quite similar

spud30

There you go - avvie changed for a bit for you to see