Finally Debt Free After 34 Years, But Still Need to Live Frugally

beanielou

You are on a roll 

Can I please ask what floor cleaner you use? thanks

HairyHandofDartmoor

beanielou said:

You are on a roll 

Can I please ask what floor cleaner you use? thanks

Thanks Beanie . Nothing special, just Mr T or Mr M multipurpose cleaner because it's cheap and cleans anything.

Sun_Addict

Having been on a trial lockdown for 7 weeks earlier this year with the broken leg, you will feel so pleased to do the most mundane things like going to the supermarket in the normal manner, trust me. 

Sunshine_girl2

Wow busy again HH , it must be nice to have some of your mums books around you . Are you planting all the ones you got in Mr M on Sunday ? 

Children's rooms, my two never cleaned their own rooms I did it until they left home, never made their own beds either . They both have tidy clean homes now . Each to their own I say. 

HairyHandofDartmoor

Sunshine_girl2 said:

Wow busy again HH , it must be nice to have some of your mums books around you . Are you planting all the ones you got in Mr M on Sunday ? 

Children's rooms, my two never cleaned their own rooms I did it until they left home, never made their own beds either . They both have tidy clean homes now . Each to their own I say. 

Thank you Sunshine . I'm going to plant the Mr M plants on Sunday or Monday as it's forecast to be a bit cooler then.

badmemory

I've been nagging my DS for the last 30 years at least & he still doesn't seem capable of finding the dirty linen basket.  But then I have still not moved the 2 carrier bags full of tinned stuff a friend gave me out of the living room that have been there for almost 3 weeks.  Like mother like son, the only time I wish he took after his father.  But then if he did we would probably argue.  So as they say - be careful what you wish for!

Willowtree222

I haven't wanted to leave the house either. I don't think that is a bad thing as perhaps it is a rule following subconscious. I wonder if there will be an increase in agoraphobia or a decrease. I say decrease because the freedom to chose has been taken from people so now they feel even worse and when it is over decide to deal with the anxiety and go out. It would be an interesting study. 

Have a lovely day. x

beanielou

Happy Friday 😊🌈

HairyHandofDartmoor

badmemory said:

I've been nagging my DS for the last 30 years at least & he still doesn't seem capable of finding the dirty linen basket.  But then I have still not moved the 2 carrier bags full of tinned stuff a friend gave me out of the living room that have been there for almost 3 weeks.  Like mother like son, the only time I wish he took after his father.  But then if he did we would probably argue.  So as they say - be careful what you wish for!

🤣😂 Children are unique individuals and we love them for who they are ❤.

HairyHandofDartmoor

Nicnak said:

I haven't wanted to leave the house either. I don't think that is a bad thing as perhaps it is a rule following subconscious. I wonder if there will be an increase in agoraphobia or a decrease. I say decrease because the freedom to chose has been taken from people so now they feel even worse and when it is over decide to deal with the anxiety and go out. It would be an interesting study. 

Have a lovely day. x

You may be right Nicnak 🙂. It's interesting what you say about the freedom to choose. It depends upon the individual and their unique psychology, but speaking for myself I think the more I go out the more I want to go out and the more I stay in the more I want to stay in.