Make £10 a day May 2017 - everybody most welcome

kirtsypoos

Listerbelle wrote: »

You've done so well!!! (as per your sig) :beer:

Thank you so much Listerbelle - a lovely thing to say

lynnejk

Evening all

I've been away to look after a friend for a few days who has been having a bit of a rough time of it. Was pleased to be able to help but lovely to be back.

A huge well done to everyone on the terrific efforts these last few weeks again
:T :dance: :T

Far too many posts to reply to each but loving all the auctions, site-selling, overtime and general 'stuff'. It really shows how inventive some of you can be when it comes to making some extra dosh

Hope you have a wonderful holibobs KM and return refreshed

Good luck and hope you all have a lovely Wednesday
Lx

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lynnejk wrote: »

Evening all

I've been away to look after a friend for a few days who has been having a bit of a rough time of it. Was pleased to be able to help but lovely to be back.

A huge well done to everyone on the terrific efforts these last few weeks again
:T :dance: :T

Far too many posts to reply to each but loving all the auctions, site-selling, overtime and general 'stuff'. It really shows how inventive some of you can be when it comes to making some extra dosh

Hope you have a wonderful holibobs KM and return refreshed

Good luck and hope you all have a lovely Wednesday
Lx

What a lovely, uplifting post, Lynne:T. And what a brilliant friend you are, not just to those lucky enough to know you in real life but to us virtual friends on here too:A


I hope you too have a lovely Wednesday and that the sun is shining wherever you are:beer:

kirtsypoos

Afternoon all,

Just received at £22.40 cashout on circle from PA

£182.15 so far in May

lynnejk

Evening all

Gosh - you must all have been out enjoying the sunshine today Must admit, between jobs, I have been doing the same. The lovely weather only reached us today so I made the most of it :rotfl:

Thank you for your kind words CBC - made me go quite pink

I honestly don't think I do more/as much as others on here. You are always so supportive, as are most, and that's what makes this such a great thread to be part of all the time. So I'd like to say a big thank you to all of you - definitely stronger together
:T:T:T

Hope you all have a lovely, sunny Friday
Lx

shellyosborne

FatVonD wrote: »

It probably depends who you've booked with (and if you've paid a deposit etc) but if you have paid a deposit, rather than losing it you could try asking if you can just change the dates. I have done this before, we were supposed to be going on holiday in June and couldn't afford it and I was able to change it to October.

My partner's mum paid for the actually holiday and would only get half back if we cancelled it. I brought it up in conversation and she didn't seem impressed at the thought of us cancelling it, we cancelled last years.
We are going to go and have come to terms with the fact our debt is going to go up a little in the next few months before free nursery kicks in. We just need to focus on minimalising how much it goes up by. We've paid off nearly £6000 in 15 months so we are trying to focus on that and not the negative of the moment.

On the plus side I have £10 to add from that app that tracks your phone, can't remember what it's called because I thought it wasn't working and deleted it. And £85 worth of overtime.

So my total so far is £231.69

Rosie

£50 landed in my bank yesterday from YouGov and another £5 amazon from SBs.

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shellyosborne wrote: »

My partner's mum paid for the actually holiday and would only get half back if we cancelled it. I brought it up in conversation and she didn't seem impressed at the thought of us cancelling it, we cancelled last years.
We are going to go and have come to terms with the fact our debt is going to go up a little in the next few months before free nursery kicks in. We just need to focus on minimalising how much it goes up by. We've paid off nearly £6000 in 15 months so we are trying to focus on that and not the negative of the moment.

Shelly, please stop feeling anxious and guilty about what is obviously a very much-needed break away for you and your family.

From what you say I think you've done wonders already paying off £6000 of your debts. You should feel proud of yourself for that:T. Speaking as one who has had/is still having a long battle with debt:o I know how hard it can be. It's a marathon not a sprint but my brain sometimes forgets this:o. There have been times when I've felt so demoralised and exhausted by the length of time it is taking despite me making every economy possible to bring the end date nearer. I just have to give myself a good talking to and remind myself how far I've already come and give myself a virtual pat on the back;).


So go on holiday and have a lovely, relaxing, quality time with your family:beer:. You deserve it and will come back refreshed and ready to really kick those debts:j. Yes, they'll go up a bit in the meantime but you're more than a match for them:A

FatVonD

£17.05 from Ziffit

FatVonD

I'm still a way off my target but considering doing a boot sale on Monday, I may make it by the skin of my teeth!