My Debt Busting Diary 2016

Littlebirdie

Hey,

Great thread - I like your lists! I have been feeling a little unmotivated recently so I thought I would follow you and get a little motivation!

I have subscribed to your post but is email notifications the oly way I can go back to your forum. Is there a way to see the posts I have subscribed to on my profile?

Thanks

*snow*white*

Hi there have just read all of your diary, you are doing great :T

Well done on the charity shop finds, some of prices in the ones near me are crazy. I know that sounds very miserly ha

Keep going

mfmaybe

Littlebirdie wrote: »

Hey,

Great thread - I like your lists! I have been feeling a little unmotivated recently so I thought I would follow you and get a little motivation!

I have subscribed to your post but is email notifications the oly way I can go back to your forum. Is there a way to see the posts I have subscribed to on my profile?

Thanks

Click on user cp at the top of each page. It shows in there.

ScattySkewbald

Hi little birdie and Snow White - thanks for reading. It's nice to have a bit of company on here- makes it feel less like I'm rambling away to myself and helps keep me motivated.

Little birdie as mfmaybe says, you should find a list of your subscribed threads in you user cp - you do need to be logged in tho.

A couple of eBay items finished yesterday for a total of £7.99 taking my vets bill fund up to £86.51. I've had to open a non paying bidder dispute on one outstanding item from last weekend - very frustrating, but I will get charged final value fees if I don't report it. I've got more items ending this week with £14.50 in bids so far, so I will hopefully hit the £100 mark towards the bill :j Still don't know how much it is yet as its still not dropped through the letter box- but when it does I'm ready for it :money:

Managed to spring clean part of my area at the yard yesterday - need to crack on with the rest at some point.

Jobs for today:
1. Package & post eBay
2. Quick aldi / Lidl shop
3. Laundry (almost goes without saying these days!)
4. Tidy little mans room.

smallholdingsister

You must live in an affluent area if you found those things in the charity shop.
Wow!

nextyeartina

Subscribed x

ScattySkewbald

smallholdingsister wrote: »

You must live in an affluent area if you found those things in the charity shop.
Wow!

Not really, it's a pretty average area, although it does help that I have a built in Joules radar :rotfl: To be honest a lot of the CS round here ask a fair bit for labelled stuff. There were a couple of Joules polo shirts in one marked up at £4.99 - if they were in good condition I'd have had them, but they'd been worn and washed to death and only really good for yard use- I've got OH old t shirts for that

Bids are now up to £23.50, so should hopefully cover the bill once they're done :j

Lidl shop done. Need a nice healthy tea tonight as weigh in tomorrow. Not that one meal is going to undo the last 2 weeks of slip ups :cool:

Little man is just having a roll about on his playmat. He's at such a lovely age, so interactive and making progress everyday. He's amazing and makes all the scrimping and saving worth it.

ScattySkewbald

nextyeartina wrote: »

Subscribed x

Good to have you following Nextyeartina X

DebtFree2012

I didn't even know you had a new diary - just stalked you to find out!!! In a non dodgy way! And yes, more procrastinating by being on here so I will leave and come back when I should to catch up xx

mfmaybe

ScattySkewbald wrote: »

Not really, it's a pretty average area, although it does help that I have a built in Joules radar :rotfl: To be honest a lot of the CS round here ask a fair bit for labelled stuff. There were a couple of Joules polo shirts in one marked up at £4.99 - if they were in good condition I'd have had them, but they'd been worn and washed to death and only really good for yard use- I've got OH old t shirts for that

Bids are now up to £23.50, so should hopefully cover the bill once they're done :j

Lidl shop done. Need a nice healthy tea tonight as weigh in tomorrow. Not that one meal is going to undo the last 2 weeks of slip ups :cool:

Little man is just having a roll about on his playmat. He's at such a lovely age, so interactive and making progress everyday. He's amazing and makes all the scrimping and saving worth it.

Aww so cute. How old is he? DS is now 8 months and is hilarious. He's found his sense of humour :rotfl:

Very impressive on the fleabay sales. I can't bring myself to sell any clothes yet. I'm a sentimental fool.