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When things hit rock bottom the only answer is to fight the way back up...
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            I'm not actually that good at cooking other than basics. It's more to keep them busy for free plus using up every last bit of our shopping to save waste and money plus using up every last bit of our shopping to save waste and money 
 Tonisfreind I never even thought of sweet and sour etc going to have a look for some easy recipes. Thank you.
 GC my older two really aren't too bad and will eat most things. Youngest is a complete nightmare and up until 6 months ago was totally formula fed a special formula (until being 3) so I think a lot is to do with this she missed the weaning stage etc.
 Done a Mr S shop to come tomorrow using a voucher they emailed and some nectar points £30.84 cost in actual money. I guess this is going to be easier and cheaper than other half and 3 smalls coming to the supermarket :rotfl:
 9 pairs of ladies shoes listed on ebay (given to me to list not mine :rotfl: but I'll still gain half what they sell for) not sure if or how they'll sell but the kids outgrown shoes surprised me and all sold last month 0 0
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            Hiddenidenity wrote: »I've had a look,it looks brilliant! I'm going to watch tonight thank you.
 Hope you enjoy, the acting is lovely.:)" Your vibe attracts your tribe":D
 Debt neutral 27/03/17 from £40k:eek: in the hole 2012. 27/03/17 from £40k:eek: in the hole 2012.
 Roadkill 17 £56.58 2016-£62.28 2015- £84.20)
 RYSAW17 £1900 2016 £2,535.16 2015 £1027.200
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            Hope you enjoy, the acting is lovely.:)
 I totally forgot to bring this back up.
 I watched and it was brilliant! Got to admit I had tears at some parts. I don't usually watch much TV but I couldn't move until it had finished. Thank you for bringing it up. It's such an eye opener how things happen and it's not always as it looks. I wish they'd been reunited before he passed away though.0
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            Hiddenidenity wrote: »I totally forgot to bring this back up.
 I watched and it was brilliant! Got to admit I had tears at some parts. I don't usually watch much TV but I couldn't move until it had finished. Thank you for bringing it up. It's such an eye opener how things happen and it's not always as it looks. I wish they'd been reunited before he passed away though.
 I felt the same. And the mark of it being a good film was that they effectively killed the storyline halfway through but then made it watchable and interesting till the end. And then it was revealed to be a true story!" Your vibe attracts your tribe":D
 Debt neutral 27/03/17 from £40k:eek: in the hole 2012. 27/03/17 from £40k:eek: in the hole 2012.
 Roadkill 17 £56.58 2016-£62.28 2015- £84.20)
 RYSAW17 £1900 2016 £2,535.16 2015 £1027.200
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            Surveys 09/06/2017
 Yougov 4950 points. 50 points needed for £50 cash out.
 PanelBase £9.30 .. £0.70 needed to cash out (£12.50 cashed out)
 Populus 17 points .. 33 needed to cash out
 Opinion Outpost ... 45 points (£5 Amazon redeemed)
 Prolific .. £11.90 ...
 Onepoll.. £12.15 ... £40 needed to cash out
 Answerpoints 125 points ... 500 points needed for £5 amazon
 Pureprofile £1.750
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            Debt 09/06/17
 Council Tax [STRIKE]£2092.71[/STRIKE] £1920 (£20 paid)
 Fine 1 [STRIKE]£1250[/STRIKE] £1225 (£25 paid)
 Fine 2 [STRIKE]£200[/STRIKE] £70
 Aunt £1000
 Mum £340 + [STRIKE]£87[/STRIKE]
 Step Dad £1000
 Friend [STRIKE]£1379[/STRIKE] £1360
 Total [STRIKE]£7348.71[/STRIKE] £6915 ( £433.71 paid )
 Rent arrears [STRIKE]£3381.28[/STRIKE] £3260 (£121.28 paid)
 Debt + Rent [STRIKE]£10722.99[/STRIKE] £10175 (£547.99 paid)0
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            Hiddenidenity wrote: »Debt 09/05/2017
 Council Tax £2092.71
 Fine 1 £1250
 Fine 2 £200
 Aunt £1000
 Mum £340 + £87
 Step Dad £1000
 Friend £1379
 Total £7348.71
 Rent Arrears £3381.28
 1 Month Update 
 Council Tax [STRIKE]£2092.71[/STRIKE] £1920 (£172.71 Paid)
 Fine 1 [STRIKE]£1250[/STRIKE] £1225 (£25 Paid)
 Fine 2 [STRIKE]£200 [/STRIKE] £70 (£130 Paid)
 Aunt £1000 
 Mum [STRIKE]£340 + £87 [/STRIKE] £340 (£87 paid)
 Step Dad £1000 
 Friend [STRIKE]£1379[/STRIKE] £1360 (£19 paid)
 Total [STRIKE]£7348.71[/STRIKE] £433.71 Paid :T
 Rent Arrears [STRIKE]£3381.28 [/STRIKE] £3260 (121.28 paid ) )
 Total [STRIKE]£10722.99 [/STRIKE] £10175 (£547.99 Paid :T)
 5 week month however I'm pleased as other half has spent quite a lot on tools, okay a huge amount. He's also had the unplanned expense we've put £85 too (£50 left) and caught up on tv license etc.0
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            Well done, thats a great first month 
 Surveys are mounting up too, you'll soon have a few payouts too by the looks of things. x0
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            Deleted_User wrote: »Well done, thats a great first month 
 Surveys are mounting up too, you'll soon have a few payouts too by the looks of things. x
 I cannot wait until I hit cashout :rotfl: some have taken ages! I think only being able to use my phone limits them.0
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            Well done on your first month HI, keep going xxMummytogirls x0
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