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

beanielou

Hope all goes well for DS3.

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HairyHandofDartmoor wrote: »

OHs and cooking eh :doh:.

We eat between 7 and 8 when I cook, but we're a house full of adults. I think I'd be hungry before bedtime if I ate earlier than 7 . You do well to manage Carboot with your electrical issues.
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We're a house of adults too but you wouldn't always know it from OH's behaviour:rotfl:

We're usually up and about by 6.30 every morning and have had our breakfast by 7. To eat any later than 6.30 in the evening would mean we've lots of hungry hours in between as we don't have a big lunch:eek:. We don't go to bed all that early, maybe 11-ish or later and OH often has a snack in the evening. It's one he doesn't need preparing for him, such as a hot cross bun or a scone and a drink:rotfl:. I don't tend to be hungry after my evening meal but then again I tend to cook and eat huge portions anyway:o

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HairyHandofDartmoor wrote: »

DS3 is having till training tonight at work, that seems like a good sign to me .

Yes, I'd say that definitely is a good sign:T


I bet you and DH are really pleased that he's doing so well there:beer:.

doingitanyway

Well done on your steps. I can't decide on a tracker but your step count is inspiring.

Seasidegal58

Have a relaxing Sunday Hairy. Staying indoors in the warm sounds a good plan to me!:)

HairyHandofDartmoor

in_need_of_direction wrote: »

My OH does most of the cooking. It's not always what I would choose to eat but it's made for me. Also, he tends to hover if I'm cooking which I find so annoying that it's easier just to let him get on with things. Only prob is that he can't tidy as he goes. So infuriating.

My DH doesn't tidy as he goes either, must be a man thing :rotfl:

carbootcrazy wrote: »

We're a house of adults too but you wouldn't always know it from OH's behaviour:rotfl:

We're usually up and about by 6.30 every morning and have had our breakfast by 7. To eat any later than 6.30 in the evening would mean we've lots of hungry hours in between as we don't have a big lunch:eek:. We don't go to bed all that early, maybe 11-ish or later and OH often has a snack in the evening. It's one he doesn't need preparing for him, such as a hot cross bun or a scone and a drink:rotfl:. I don't tend to be hungry after my evening meal but then again I tend to cook and eat huge portions anyway:o

It gives you time to burn off some calories before bed. I have two snacks between lunch and dinner, I usually have a banana at 4.00 and a slice of brown bread at 5.00. I'd never last otherwise, but I hate going to bed hungry .

HairyHandofDartmoor

beanielou wrote: »

Hope all goes well for DS3.

Thanks beanie

carbootcrazy wrote: »

Yes, I'd say that definitely is a good sign:T


I bet you and DH are really pleased that he's doing so well there:beer:.

Yes we're very pleased

HairyHandofDartmoor

doingitanyway wrote: »

Well done on your steps. I can't decide on a tracker but your step count is inspiring.

I'm paying for it today, I'm used to 10,000 but not 17,000. Hopefully it'll shift the pounds though .

Seasidegal58 wrote: »

Have a relaxing Sunday Hairy. Staying indoors in the warm sounds a good plan to me!:)

Thanks SSG. The weather has got worse so the right decision

fraserbooks

I mystery shop for GFK. The work is making telephone calls and e.mail as well as shopping.

HairyHandofDartmoor

Thanks Fraser I'll look into that