Tuesday 1st March - What small DFW things will you do today?!

maria3104

Happy st David's day all.
Another day of no spending in front of me. Quite fancy redrafting farm business plan. Maybe not!
To do
Washing
Sort photos
Try to declutter some stuff

Happy day all.
Maria

twiggy86

Morning all!

Today I have/will:-
* Check banks
* Use free moisturiser sample
* Take meat out of freezer for dinner
* Check FPL
* Finish shopping list (very tight budget this week as already did a small shop)
* Take lunch to work
* Take shopping bags/cooler bag to work
* Charge phone in work
* Check TCB
* Earn more on OnePoll
* Shop on lunch break - stick to list!
* Dinner from stores
* Housework as per flylady

Think that's everything for today. Hope you all have a good day.

make_the_change

Bobarella wrote: »

Morning All

Make the Change - my baby is teething too. Congrats to yours for getting there which one was it? My DD is almost 5 months and has been drooling like a fiend for weeks.

He dribbles like mad too and eats whatever he can get his hands on. It's a front one, bottom right on his side. Very unsettled though still during the night so have a feeling we may have another soon, on the top. I do feel for him but it's exhausting :wall:

make_the_change

make_the_change wrote: »

Thanks for the start, up bright and early here due to an unsettled DS2 and the other two kiddies wide awake at 6.30am :eek: went to bed at 9pm myself as was exhausted

- school run and playgroup done
- put beef casserole on in slow cooker done
- clean frontroom and bathroom done
- Hoover
- wash at 30 degrees
- nursery run
- pop into town to type up some letters and post
- check banking and final bills due this week
- book doctors appt for these blooming headaches
- school run
- entertain kiddies and read new story with DD
- relax!

Have a good day all! :T

What is it with men?! :mad:

OHs day off and he asks if he can help so said dust frontroom. Anyway I popped in to borrow duster and he's sitting down. Asked if he had done dusting, said yes already done (really?! That quick?! Within two minutes?!). So I finish the bathroom and realise he had literally run the duster over a few things and hadn't done it 'properly' so I end up re-doing the whole room :doh:

La_escocesa

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[FONT=&quot]I found a packed lunch – chorizo and cream cheese sandwich, apple and some oat cakes – sandwich is not v in-keeping with my ‘up my veggies’ pledge but I’m sure it will be tasty :cool: [/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Found another meal for this evening in the cupboards so we can officially last another day without a supermarket shop :T HM pizzas – just going to pop to the shop to buy passata and to the local veg market for salad stuff [/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Going to pop to the bank to put some cash in too.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]OH is job hunting today and working this evening so that’s good – will YNAB his ‘inflows’ later [/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Night in for me tonight – will either be working (job 1) or doing biz prep stuff for job 2 – really want a newbie or two for my Thursday class... :think: [/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Not going on a work do tomorrow night – will think up an excuse, but the truth is 1) YNAB says no and 2) I’d rather be at home crocheting [/FONT]

JHiggins91

Afternoon folks

Today I will:

Bump game on Gumtree try to get it sold
Check bank to see if cheque has cashed
Draft up a spreadsheet for house for DD payments
Work full shift without complaining!
Follow up resources to see about chance of half day tomorrow
Fit on door to integrated washing machine and dishwasher and that'll be the kitchen done!
Chase up persimmon about fitting drain at the bottom of our garden
General tidying up of house
May start on car

J

Bobarella

make_the_change wrote: »

He dribbles like mad too and eats whatever he can get his hands on. It's a front one, bottom right on his side. Very unsettled though still during the night so have a feeling we may have another soon, on the top. I do feel for him but it's exhausting :wall:

Awww bless him. It seems to go so quick between them getting milk teeth and starting to lose them. Or so it felt with my son.

I agree it is exhausting. Like a constant cycle of feed. Change. Try to put down for a while. 2 more nappies. Screaming and dribbling. Trying to decide to calpol or not to calpol. Yadda Yadda etc....and that's just my husband :rotfl:

make_the_change

Bobarella wrote: »

Awww bless him. It seems to go so quick between them getting milk teeth and starting to lose them. Or so it felt with my son.

I agree it is exhausting. Like a constant cycle of feed. Change. Try to put down for a while. 2 more nappies. Screaming and dribbling. Trying to decide to calpol or not to calpol. Yadda Yadda etc....and that's just my husband :rotfl:

:rotfl:

Hehe.... I know what you mean. I have a 5 year old son and he hasnt lost any teeth yet! DS2 just wont nap for longer than half hour either. He's so tired, constantly changing bibs and keeps pooing through his clothes :shocked::doh:

Bobarella

Oh I am not glad for you at all but glad to hear I'm not the only one with stains that even persil won't shift

Interesting about the teeth thing. Think my son lost his first few in reception. He's now up to about 7. He found them all once in my jewelery box. And I had to lie and say they were sharks teeth...bad parent.

Anyway er I fear I may be derailing the worthy tone of today's thread with my poo stories

Apologies to all

greensalad

Hi everyone! I used to be so good at updating here but I slipped. Now I'm making an effort to come back again!

:starmod: Yesterday closed my overdraft
:starmod: Contacted Very and La Redoute to request to close account
:starmod: Added a more realistic budget to my budget sheet so that I can stick to it better
:starmod: Ordered some metal takeaway containers for making freezer meals