Get a grip woman!

Bobarella

You could ask him on Twitter. He seems to reply to a lot of messages there.

Karmacat

Suffolk_lass wrote: »

DH has just mentioned the motorcycle insurance is due this month - by 14th :eek: There's nothing like a bit of planning and frankly, that is nothing like a bit of planning! I expect it will be about £150!

Given the lack of planning I'm experiencing on my thread, this comment seemed particularly appropriate :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

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Suffolk_lass

Bobarella wrote: »

You could ask him on Twitter. He seems to reply to a lot of messages there.

Ooh yes, thank you. Done!

Suffolk_lass

Karmacat wrote: »

Given the lack of planning I'm experiencing on my thread, this comment seemed particularly appropriate :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

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And there was me thinking how active and organised you are!

boxofpaws

How did you get on with the 13 month premium?

Suffolk_lass

No reply from Martin and no update from DH. He is on a learning day at school today so will finish at 1pm and it is on my list to speak about this afternoon as I am at home today

Suffolk_lass

Hmm. Confirmation that Insurance Companies will not quote for 13 months and not "about £150" after all.

Thanks to DH writing off our car last September in a "his fault" accident (also another car and whiplash to two passengers, police involvement and a driving awareness course) the premium was in fact, close to £300 - he managed to get it down to approx £220 by going with SAGA :eek:

:eek: OMG! I don't even know what I want to be when I grow up and already we are old enough for SAGA Insurance :eek:

Never mind that, get a grip woman! this month is disastrous.

I also have to drive up North on Thursday so may not post before Sunday/Monday

Bobarella

Blimey that's a steep increase. At least Saga is cheap. Sorry Martin didn't reply.

boxofpaws

Suffolk_lass wrote: »

:eek: OMG! I don't even know what I want to be when I grow up and already we are old enough for SAGA Insurance :eek:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Sagging, bags and wrinkles but at least the insurance gets cheaper :rotfl:

Suffolk_lass

I thought I would just update on my low carb low-sugar diet progress as I have now broken through the next stone number on the scales - to be clear, I have not even lost a stone and a half yet but the scale reader has dropped by 2 - and I need all the incentives I can get at the moment. My actual update is that almost seven weeks in, my weight is 19 pounds down in total, and all my trousers are feeling too big, along with my underwear!

I shall stay strong for the next week and a bit and then we are away with friends for the first week in April. I do plan to relax my food and drink intake for that period, but I may switch to a five-two fasting regime after that, to see what that does. I might just carry on with no carbs or sugar, without following any diet plan, let's see how my knees are when I start taking a glass or two.