Rambling on...

UncannyScot

Hi to Mudbath and Princesssparkles thanks for popping in

I will hopefully be doing some baking today once I've caught up with housework / chores.

Thanks for the tip Princesssparkles my local library does do e-books. However, myself and a group of friends have a huge shared collective library of e-books which we refer to as the unseen university library, don't think I will ever be short of something to read

Well, as usual on a Sunday I have a list of chores which need doing so i'll be offski for now to get em done
Be back soonish...

Have a lovely day folks
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Hiddenidenity

Have a lovely Sunday US x

UncannyScot

Quick update... still busy with work. All good

Have caught up with Game of Thrones... what a season finale!

Also, caught up with Twin Peaks, which was also great

Have a wee bit more work to do before bed time...

I will get back to my usual ramblings soonish... promise...
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Thanks for reading folks

Sun_Addict

Just catching up and pleased to read all sounds good, apart from the hangover, and that you survived wearing a suit I love how you always sound so content with your lot.

Hiddenidenity

Sun_Addict wrote: »

Just catching up and pleased to read all sounds good, apart from the hangover, and that you survived wearing a suit I love how you always sound so content with your lot.

Agree from me too :A

UncannyScot

Sun_Addict wrote: »

Just catching up and pleased to read all sounds good, apart from the hangover, and that you survived wearing a suit I love how you always sound so content with your lot.

Awww thank you missus
and you too Hidden


I think I have learned contentment as I've got older. I still have my dreams and future goals and I feel more certain now about achieving them than I was before I started on my MSE journey.

Thanks
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Sun_Addict

It's about finding pleasure in the simple things and taking life one day at a time whist still having something to aim for that's achievable. Unfortunately a lot of people don't realise this until they get older which is a shame

Toni'sfriend

It's about finding pleasure in the simple things and taking life one day at a time whist still having something to aim for that's achievable. Unfortunately a lot of people don't realise this until they get older which is a shame

This is so true. Speaking as someone of mature years I wish I had done so many simpler things earlier on in my life but there is no point in looking back. Onwards and upwards.

Hiddenidenity

I have no doubt that will 100% achieve your goals

Hope all is well x

UncannyScot

It's about finding pleasure in the simple things and taking life one day at a time whist still having something to aim for that's achievable. Unfortunately a lot of people don't realise this until they get older which is a shame

Toni'sfriend wrote: »

This is so true. Speaking as someone of mature years I wish I had done so many simpler things earlier on in my life but there is no point in looking back. Onwards and upwards.

Absolutely agree, I really wish that I had taken heed of all the good advice my parents and Grandparents had given me about living within my means and saving money etc.
My Grandparents were of the "make do and mend" generation. They lived through the Second world war on rationing and whatever vegetables they grew or livestock they raised themselves (both sets kept chickens) on a wee allotment and in their own gardens.

My hopes and goals for the future are really simple, debt free and no need for credit at all.
Build up savings and be content to live simply.
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