And so it begins: The Pig Vs The Mortgage
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Thanks you two lovely things but I feel anything but organised tonight I'm literally chasing my tail:eek:
In my experience Tuesday's are often like that. One mad rush without the enthusiasm of a Monday or The adrenaline of a friday. Tuesdays
Are the worst days.Outstanding mortgage: £23,181 (December 19)
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A very quick one from me tonight as I'm in need of my bed!
Work has been good although we had a moderator turn up which is always a bit :eek:. We are half way there now tbough:D
Ds had a good day and in an attempt to get some balance he agreed to two hours revision after school if he could indulge in some sport. It meant for a busy (read frantic) turnaround this evening but we managed and he enjoyed it.
Today's successes included;
Laundry line dried, folded and away
Walk with my work pal at lunchtime
Drank enough water
Spin class done
Lo for lunch and hm gammon quiche, wedges and coleslaw for dinner
Lunches ready for tomorrow
Watched ds doing rather well in his current favourite sport
A nsd
Happy Tuesday:)
PP xxOriginal mortgage £112,000 . Final payment due August 2027.
Mortgage neutral achieved August 2020 - 7 years early!!!0 -
Hello :wave:
Today has been a less hectic day:p. A few niggles at work but nothing to get excited about and things are reasonably calm at home although ds looks tired and worried. I hate seeing him under such pressure, he seems so young
Today's successes have been a little limited but did include;
Drank enough water
Lo for lunch and gammon (lo) and mushroom risotto and salad for dinner
Whites wash done and on the line and a darks wash is in
Got my free Shopmium granola and milkybar
Small grocery spend of £3.48 on 8 pints of milk and a pile of 10p ys bread, breakfast stuff, ciabatta rolls and panini. Should do a good few weeks breakfasts, lunches and picnics:money:
Lunches ready for tomorrow
Did a 77p tt
Off to watch an episode of Innocent before bed.
Happy Hump day :)
PP xxOriginal mortgage £112,000 . Final payment due August 2027.
Mortgage neutral achieved August 2020 - 7 years early!!!0 -
Caught up on your diary today PP and your achievements to date are so impressive!
Will (hopefully) be embarking on my own MFW journey soon and it is so inspiring to read everyone's stories. Best of luck with everything.
8 pints is a lot of milk. Will you drink it all or freeze some?0 -
You sound really calm about everything that's going on, PP - I'm glad it seems to be working. Shame about DS - but you just *know* he thinks of himself as nearly adult, I bet (I remember very clearly thinking I was almost grown up when I was ten, because I was in double figures )2023: the year I get to buy a car0
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canaryfeather wrote: »Caught up on your diary today PP and your achievements to date are so impressive!
Will (hopefully) be embarking on my own MFW journey soon and it is so inspiring to read everyone's stories. Best of luck with everything.
8 pints is a lot of milk. Will you drink it all or freeze some?
Hello :wave: thank you so much for dropping in!
Welcome to mfw . It's a lovely supportive place to start your journey.
My ds goes through milk like you wouldn't believe :eek:
Good luck with your future plans
PP xxOriginal mortgage £112,000 . Final payment due August 2027.
Mortgage neutral achieved August 2020 - 7 years early!!!0 -
You sound really calm about everything that's going on, PP - I'm glad it seems to be working. Shame about DS - but you just *know* he thinks of himself as nearly adult, I bet (I remember very clearly thinking I was almost grown up when I was ten, because I was in double figures )
Hiya Karma :wave: He seems better today so I hope it continues but 4 weeks of exams feels like a lot bless him xxOriginal mortgage £112,000 . Final payment due August 2027.
Mortgage neutral achieved August 2020 - 7 years early!!!0 -
Evening :wave:
Sats are done :j which is a relief for the kids and the adults
Today has been a good day. The weather is lovely and work is going well. I've got a fairly hefty list of things to complete before the end of term but it I keep at it I should get there.
DS seems better for some extra sleep and looks less stressed too so that's good. DD is on really good form and has hoovered the house and mopped the floors tonight which was lovely to come home to
She's off for a weekend away with friends and ds is with his dad so I'm aiming for a weekend of indulging me
Today's mfw and well being successes included;
A spend of £1.51 on M's wonky veg and a massive on offer pineapple and a 7p bag of onions which had one mushy one but the rest were perfect:). The didn't have wonky avocados or grapes though which was a shame.
Getting my free chicken sausages from Shopmium :money:
drinking enough water
Doing a spin class and showering at the gym
A walk with my work buddy at lunchtime
Meal plan and shopping list ready for a small food shop tomorrow
Laundry line dried, folded and put away
Ironing done
Lo for lunch and cheats healthy carbonara (using the last of the lo gammon) for dinner
Tomorrow's lunches ready
Off to watch another episode of Innocent before bed.
Happy nearly Friday :)
PP xxOriginal mortgage £112,000 . Final payment due August 2027.
Mortgage neutral achieved August 2020 - 7 years early!!!0 -
Woo hoo to the end of the sata, I'm assuming a calmer day tomorrow and the. A huge focus on those dreaded writing assessment s for the next few weeks??
I hop you have a lovely, indulgent, feudal weekend.
Wish.Outstanding mortgage: £23,181 (December 19)
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Ooh PP, what a lovely list! :j I've quite got out of the habit of making them, forgetting what little things I'm doing all the time out of habit and feeling like I'm not doing *anything* because I'm not doing the big things... I shall go and make a list too, thank you0
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