Setmefree's Diary: MFi5 journey

StuartGMC

setmefree2 wrote: »

Do you collect any miles with your business travel?

I do on Continental even though it's always economy :mad:
Outside the summer hols, after many years of saving them, I have enough for 3trans-Atlantic return flights (but of course we have to go in school hols....). Need to look carefully as Continental is changing it's alignment from one scheme to another so not sure about the points then transferring...

Tesco_points_addict

setmefree2

I found you:j :j

You are doing so well, you out me to shame, I need to know more about these voucher deals/savings etc!!

Anyway goodluck with you MFW quest

TPAx

PS just thought, looks like we are on the same mortgage, you need to update your opening post to 0.5% + 0.59%:j

setmefree2

Tesco_points_addict wrote: »

PS just thought, looks like we are on the same mortgage, you need to update your opening post to 0.5% + 0.59%:j

Done;)

setmefree2

Tesco_points_addict wrote: »

You are doing so well, you out me to shame, I need to know more about these voucher deals/savings etc!!

With your user name I thought you'd be able to teach me a trick or two!:D

setmefree2

We had to get a radiator leak fixed on the car £298.03

On the plus side there is to be no increase in our council tax:D

RosieTiger

Look at this way - one less thing to go wrong in the future !

setmefree2

I've just found out that a very close friend has developed DVT. They had been sat at their desk for 14 hours without a break:eek:....They are in their early 40's :eek:

...anyway this is a wake up call for me to up my exercise. Not so long ago I was doing much more exercise, now I spend far too much time worrying about the credit crunch (this involves reading) and not enough time worrying about my health....

This is my "Statement of Intent" to get healthy as well as wealthy

Regards

SMF2

SmlSave

Gosh - running, weight lifting, cycling and aerobics you are going to be busy

I hope your friend will be ok.

taka

setmefree2 wrote: »

I've just found out that a very close friend has developed DVT. They had been sat at their desk for 14 hours without a break:eek:....They are in their early 40's :eek:

...anyway this is a wake up call for me to up my exercise. Not so long ago I was doing much more exercise, now I spend far too much time worrying about the credit crunch (this involves reading) and not enough time worrying about my health....

This is my "Statement of Intent" to get healthy as well as wealthy

Regards

SMF2

A friend of mine got DVT too - she was in her late 20s and ultra fit! :eek: She banged her leg and it was really swollen - she didn't want to go to the hospital but one of my collegues frog marched her there (its very close to where we work)! She was put on anticoagulants and couldn't drink alcohol or exercise at all for months. All ok now though! I hope your friend is ok...

setmefree2

taka wrote: »

A friend of mine got DVT too - she was in her late 20s and ultra fit! :eek: She banged her leg and it was really swollen - she didn't want to go to the hospital but one of my collegues frog marched her there (its very close to where we work)! She was put on anticoagulants and couldn't drink alcohol or exercise at all for months. All ok now though! I hope your friend is ok...

Sadly, my friend works too hard, smokes and doesn't exercise enough....but is great fun...

Anyhoo, last night I spent an hour (and 3 minutes;)) exercising ....which was much better than I expected as I thought I would be knackered after 20 minutes:rotfl:and amazingly I can still walk this morning...