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Hahahah! so many confessions - I feel better now!
2014 starting mortgage £165,0002015 second charge £20,000 - Jan 2021 paid off in fullCurrent outstanding balance - £115,8565 -
Chiglepig said:Hahahah! so many confessions - I feel better now!
And beanie, it's just horses for courses, never fear. You have a lot of "official" input, so to speak, at the fb ... and maybe you're just really good at rotating your stocks - that's partly what's let me down, I've stored things in inaccessble places, as well as the fatigue smacking me
I slept *so* badly last night, which is why I wasn't on here to take part in the chat - all that vacuuming I did has stressed my shoulder/back of the neck muscles and given me a headache. Sleep was impossible, but I'm more or less awake now.
One thing I did last night was write out my to-do Feb list that ties in to the big 2022 list. Some are little, some are huge or recurring.
Here's the direct finance stuff, 4 items:
- French accounts (almost done)
- Sainsbo letter (not going to let them off the hook)
- money shuffle for the regular savers
- money to my niece-in-law's appeal for the hospital where she gave birth
And the indirect finance stuff, 12 items:
- check the old flash drives, they went through the washing machine
- talk to bro re his birthday, it has a zero on the end and I need to check the specifics
- check the "wand" of LED growlights I bought
- plant some seeds!
- research pruning witchhazel, it's starting to block a *lot* of light from my garden.
- weeding, as ever.
- get ready to rush ahead with the double glazing, if they can fit me in.
- make Yorkshire puds!
- research coconut recipes (did that yesterday) and then make something!
- put the chimney sheep up - not this weekend unfortunately, the way my neck feels.
- cleaning pertinent woodwork before the double glazing man gets here
- put the dehydrator through the dishwasher (not the leccy bit, obvs!)
And the other stuff, 5 items:
- regular walks
- text the problematic cousin before she has an op.
- email other, nice cousin, who sent friendly chat over Christmas, when I can.
- email London friend.
- research for U3A space group: UK spaceports and the UK-Australia space bridge, which sounds much more ambitious than it actually is.
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Interested to hear how your lights work, KC, I pressume they are full spectrum ones?
2014 starting mortgage £165,0002015 second charge £20,000 - Jan 2021 paid off in fullCurrent outstanding balance - £115,8566 -
ooh, what a good line: I can't currently move, I'm digesting. Love it!
NST March lion #8; NSD ; MFW9/3/23 Whoop Whoop!!!6 -
And it was luckier than I knew to write that! At 2.30, I was going through my emails, suddenly realised I had a zoom meeting to attend, on travel within England in the 17th century. I hadn't really been thinking anything of it, but the woman who gave it was utterly fantastic, loads of original research, she was brilliant. I still snuck off to get a cup of tea, mind you
very happy.
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Ooh, that does sound interesting KC! Where do you find these things?Mortgage free 16/06/2023! £132,500 cleared in 11 years, 3 months and 7 days
'Now is no time to think of what you do not have. Think of what you can do with what there is.' Ernest Hemingway4 -
It was actually part of my U3A talks! It's this woman Sussex History Talks & Walks – Janet Pennington her talks are listed at the bottom left of that page. The one I listened to was "Travel in the Past: the pleasures and problems of the journey". Adjustable horseshoes for emergencies, mail delivery carts pulled by three dogs, all sorts of interesting things.2023: the year I get to buy a car4
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At the FB nothing ever lasts long enough to go out of date!!
Some of the donations we get are half used, massively out of date........
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Karmacat said:It was actually part of my U3A talks! It's this woman Sussex History Talks & Walks – Janet Pennington her talks are listed at the bottom left of that page. The one I listened to was "Travel in the Past: the pleasures and problems of the journey". Adjustable horseshoes for emergencies, mail delivery carts pulled by three dogs, all sorts of interesting things.Mortgage free 16/06/2023! £132,500 cleared in 11 years, 3 months and 7 days
'Now is no time to think of what you do not have. Think of what you can do with what there is.' Ernest Hemingway3
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