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Shoe_Gal
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Helllloooo! :hello:
Well, I've not been around for a while but I have big plans for 2016 - a year in which I have a zero birthday - hence the title :beer:
Since I was last here I have moved house, 6 months ago now, and am settled and happy there - I even have a garden!
Today I have moved my final bit of debt onto a 0% card so I am on the home straight now as far as debt is concerned. It was an amazing feeling when my bank approved the card - something I had thrught impossible a few years ago.
I've taken my eye off the ball health and fitness wise over recent months so that's one big goal for the first quarter of the new year
I need to get back on track with work, been here two years now and have worked some crazy hours. Need to see if I can mould this role into what I would want it to be - or is it time to move on? Some serious thinking to be done there
I have a few projects left in my house - and then will want to do my garden when the summer comes
Alongside all this - time to have some fun :j:j
Well, I've not been around for a while but I have big plans for 2016 - a year in which I have a zero birthday - hence the title :beer:
Since I was last here I have moved house, 6 months ago now, and am settled and happy there - I even have a garden!
Today I have moved my final bit of debt onto a 0% card so I am on the home straight now as far as debt is concerned. It was an amazing feeling when my bank approved the card - something I had thrught impossible a few years ago.
I've taken my eye off the ball health and fitness wise over recent months so that's one big goal for the first quarter of the new year
I need to get back on track with work, been here two years now and have worked some crazy hours. Need to see if I can mould this role into what I would want it to be - or is it time to move on? Some serious thinking to be done there
I have a few projects left in my house - and then will want to do my garden when the summer comes
Alongside all this - time to have some fun :j:j
Sometimes it's hard to walk in a single woman's shoes - that's why we need really special ones!
Total debt @ Oct 2008: £29,226.42 Credit Card- £[STRIKE]7493.56[/STRIKE] - £7243.56
Weightloss : 0/34lbs
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Hurray, ShoeGal's back, and back on track.What would you get if all you got was what you were thankful for?0
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Yeah welcome back shoe gal. Hope you have a great Christmas and looking forward to sharing your journey in 2016
XxxHoping to stick to the challenge this year!!
Make £5 a day for 366 started Dec 2019
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Wombling into 2020 £38.780 -
Hope everybody has had a good Christmas? Back at work today although I expect it to be quiet, but full of plans for the New Year
Weightloss is a big goal for the first few months of the year, I need to lose 32lbs to get back to where I was a couple of years ago, it seems a bit daunting! Bad habits meantI've put on over 2 stone, a stone in the last 3 months!:o. So, a couple of sensible days this week then I am doing a detox from next Weds to give me a kick start,
Re-started my 10k running app yesterday, aiming for a 10k at end of Feb so need to get back into my running, downloaded 30 day plank app - and need to dust off my Jillian Michaels DVD!
Overspent at Christmas - doesn't everybody? - but not too much damage! How things have changed, I am now confident that I can sort it out in a couple of months and get back on track - in the past I would've just ignored it and hoped it would go away!Sometimes it's hard to walk in a single woman's shoes - that's why we need really special ones!Total debt @ Oct 2008: £29,226.42 Credit Card- £[STRIKE]7493.56[/STRIKE] - £7243.56Weightloss : 0/34lbs0
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