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What small DFW things will you do w/c 4th June??
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Hi
Made another £60 payment to my car payment and an extra £50 to my 0% credit card
I love seeing the totals come down!
**Also won £20 on a football card at work!**
I would love to do the jumping up and down emoji but I don't know how! lolMBNA (Was £2000), Now £2, 900 (Expected date Dec/2020)
CAR (Was £300) Now £2, 000 (Interest free loan from family member)
**Want to be on my way to being debt free for 42**0 -
OK, that's my little sit-down to rest my back. Time to clean the bathroom - ooooh, the glamour of my life! Think will put a bit of Whitesnake on the kitchen CD player to make wielding the Dyson feel a whole lot more fun........though cavorting around not likely to assist back recovery in any way. Hmmmm. Maybe a re-think.
Cheers all,
F x
Not a huge Whitesnake fan - DD (age 6!) is a huge fan of AC/DC though, and frequently requests "Thunderstruck". For hoovering I prefer "I want to break free" by Queen
MBNA (Was £2000), Now £2, 900 (Expected date Dec/2020)
CAR (Was £300) Now £2, 000 (Interest free loan from family member)
**Want to be on my way to being debt free for 42**0 -
Well today has been my first nsd in ages. I'm starting to think about the long school holidays coming up and things I can entertain LO with that will be fun but not too expensive. I made dinner from some YS sausages I bought the other day.
If you post your list of ideas and approximate age of your child/ren we might be able to add some more ideas for your summer fun.Fashion on a ration 2025 0/66 coupons spent
79.5 coupons rolled over 4/75.5 coupons spent - using for secondhand purchases
One income, home educating family0 -
Very late posting today, life keeps getting in the way.
Plans for today:
NSD Done
Make a batch of porridge Done
Make a cake Done, in fact made 2
Turn off lights when not in use Done
Turn off appliances & gadgets when not being used Done
15 minutes in the junk room Still not done, this will be rolling over again
RM survey Done
Stick to meal plan Done
B/L/D from stores Done
Chase OH for finance update Done, no reply, I'll try again on Saturday
1 email account keep manageable Done
Unsubscribe from 10 unwanted emails Done
Get 2nd email account manageable
Wash hair and let it dry naturally
Get organised for MY course on Friday morning Done, I rang my friend who is also doing the course to see if we could help each other out with tomorrows kit list, between the 2 houses we had everything, no need for us to go to the shops
Discuss with OH logistics for Friday and do the necessary prep Done
I also need to catch up with days posts. DoneFashion on a ration 2025 0/66 coupons spent
79.5 coupons rolled over 4/75.5 coupons spent - using for secondhand purchases
One income, home educating family0 -
Baileys_Babe wrote: »If you post your list of ideas and approximate age of your child/ren we might be able to add some more ideas for your summer fun.
this is a great idea BB! :T
my lo is 4, almost 5. Things we do/plan to do:
Free
picnic at the park
scoot/bike ride county walk/promenade
crabbing
build a bug park
pool in the garden
gardening/planting
craft sessions - my lo loves craft!
local free museum
further afield museums/parks
library
(can't remember what it's called exactly) echings (of trees/leaves etc) with crayons
free local events
make and fly a kite
science experiments
baking
walk a dog (borrow if necessary!)
camping in the garden. S'mores around the fire and stories
star gazing (depends of age and inclination!)
[STRIKE]low cost[/STRIKE]
*arcades with a couple of £s of coppers (we live near to the coast)
* local weekend cinema £1 a pop
* local outdoors swimming pool
* bowling (if offer on)
* we have several memberships to local attractions. Cost for all was a little more than single entrance then go as much as we can for the year
I can't do this here as my garden isn't big enough but I used to set up a tarpaulin on the grass at the bottom of kids slide soak it with water and let the kids skid away to their hearts contentDF as at 30/12/16
Wombling 2025: £87.12
NSD March: YTD: 35
Grocery spend challenge March £253.38/£285 £20/£70 Eating out
GC annual £449.80/£4500
Eating out budget: £55/£420
Extra cash earned 2025: £1950 -
Hi baileysBabe. I'm an EH member so was looking through their website at the activities they have planned and some look fab. My LOs are 5 and 1. I'm also planning zoo visits, cinema trip and I would like to do either a drive-in movie or outdoor movie. I have loads of ideas if anyone needs some ideas. Most r not totally MSE but I like one day out a week during the holidays.Mortgage free wannabee 2022 #820
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I googled events in my area and loads came up. Some were already fully booked !!!128558;Mortgage free wannabee 2022 #820
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Baileys_Babe wrote: »Very late posting today, life keeps getting in the way.
Plans for today:
NSD Done
Make a batch of porridge Done
Make a cake Done, in fact made 2
Turn off lights when not in use Done
Turn off appliances & gadgets when not being used Done
15 minutes in the junk room Still not done, this will be rolling over again
RM survey Done
Stick to meal plan Done
B/L/D from stores Done
Chase OH for finance update Done, no reply, I'll try again on Saturday
1 email account keep manageable Done
Unsubscribe from 10 unwanted emails Done
Get 2nd email account manageable
Wash hair and let it dry naturally
Get organised for MY course on Friday morning Done, I rang my friend who is also doing the course to see if we could help each other out with tomorrows kit list, between the 2 houses we had everything, no need for us to go to the shops
Discuss with OH logistics for Friday and do the necessary prep Done
I also need to catch up with days posts. Done
I've updated today's list. The junk room is turning into a frog, I thought I was keeping it acheiveable by aiming to do only 15 minutes.
All preparation done for tomorrow. Planning a head to save money, no need to buy lunch and snacks on the go.Fashion on a ration 2025 0/66 coupons spent
79.5 coupons rolled over 4/75.5 coupons spent - using for secondhand purchases
One income, home educating family0 -
Loving the ideas for kids days out.....my LO goes to school in September, so I am taking him out of pre-school for the summer so we can spend some time together before he's not my baby any more

Today I have...
-packaged up all my eBay sales from this week - all ready to go to the post office tomorrow
- £100 switching fee from Nationwide has landed in my account
- Managed to get a partial refund of a membership I no longer need for this year
- Store cupboard dinner0 -
Morning all. Hope everyone is ok.
Gemsy if you're anything like me, they'll always be your baby, even when at school
my list today:
Checked banks
Reconciled just for points cc
Hm soup for lunch
Hot drink for commute made with morning cuppa
DH made chilli at stupid o clock this morning when he got up. I'd prepped everything last night. Means we will resist take out when family comes round tonight and we're short of time. Got some ys jackets last night to do with them. Will get avocado out of freezer before work to make guacamole too.
Some stretches to help my weekend run, no time for gym today
Triage fridge
Smalls to prepaid session tonight for exercise in the fresh air
Hope everyone is ok, have a good day.0
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