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Okay, mse wins:
- yet another day when SB is working for me, though I had another heart attack when I reached a page saying I'd been disqualified from a survey and on checking found I'd already been given the points. V odd.
- YouGov - I did a survey a few weeks ago that crashed, and never got around to reporting it. An email turned up in my inbox telling me I'd been awarded the points, hurray, good for YouGov.
- all French info arranged, I just have to input it now, which is trickier than for the English stuff, as the format changes every year. I've got notes and screenprints from last year, so it might go well.
- pretty sure I'm okay to do sales shopping tomorrow for a windproof/waterpoof coat, needed for Norway and futureproofing in general.
- sunshine! Got some washing in the washer getting thoroughly washed, hope to have it half dry by dusk, finish it off in the house.
Still catching up on things, but I'm getting there.2023: the year I get to buy a car0 -
edinburgher wrote: »So every Scotsman?
Can confirm - am Scotsman.
:j:j:j Hurray!2023: the year I get to buy a car0 -
Also did an hour's chopping up of brambles in the garden - but good lord, the washing didn't dry at all while it was out. I shall complain2023: the year I get to buy a car0
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I finally have a windproof/waterproof three quarter length coat - Trespass
£60 reduced from oodles and oodles. And I bought a diary in Poundland - can't be doing with the cute little "tear off a sheet a day" thing on my desk, it's not useful, even though adorable cats are printed all over it
Haven't yet input the French accounts, checking out the shopping took it out of me, though I'll try to do it later.2023: the year I get to buy a car1 -
Just found your new diary KC!!
Glad you have got all the stuff sorted for your 'French' inputting - it's nice when you know you have all the information together (what I need to do for next year).
Boo to the washing not drying, but it's probably too cold? Can't wait to get ours back on the line - though we need to put a new line up (as ours was a piece of rope that broke); or put our posh collapsible one up that we bought with our wedding money that has been sitting in the shed since we moved house! Another spring job for DH me thinks.
Glad you got a decent coat - the trip sounds really exciting, I can't wait to hear all about it.
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OP's to Date £8500
Renovation Fund:£511.39;
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I finally have a windproof/waterproof three quarter length coat - Trespass
£60 reduced from oodles and oodles.
And when will it arrive?
That's the one thing that irritates me about women's "hiking" fashion. Women get long coats - men don't."Follow the money!" - Deepthroat (AKA William Mark Felt Sr - Associate Director of the FBI)
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Your coat sounds an absolute bargain - well done:j
Double well done for tackling the brambles - fiendish things:eek:
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misscousinitt wrote: »Just found your new diary KC!!Glad you have got all the stuff sorted for your 'French' inputting - it's nice when you know you have all the information together (what I need to do for next year).Boo to the washing not drying, but it's probably too cold? Can't wait to get ours back on the line - though we need to put a new line up (as ours was a piece of rope that broke); or put our posh collapsible one up that we bought with our wedding money that has been sitting in the shed since we moved house! Another spring job for DH me thinks.
it may simply have needed a spin programmed in after the wash had finished
plus I had two very different textures in there
I'm not a natural at this stuff :rotfl:
Glad you got a decent coat - the trip sounds really exciting, I can't wait to hear all about it.
MCI xAnd when will it arrive?
That's the one thing that irritates me about women's "hiking" fashion. Women get long coats - men don't.Your coat sounds an absolute bargain - well done:j
Double well done for tackling the brambles - fiendish things:eek:
PP xxeven though I've kept on at it all. I have to keep on even more, however, because all of the brambles have got leaf-buds on now :eek:
ETA - inputted the French figures, and completion is still only 52%, bah! Off to add up the interest bits and bobs now.2023: the year I get to buy a car0
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