New plan...time to see some movement!

jwil

WannabeFree wrote: »

Have a lovely day


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Aaleigha wrote: »

a very short list for you

hope you have a lovely restful evening

Thank you both

jwil

Managed to get it done :T

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• Pack ebay parcels
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• Buy ink for printer
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• Order new boxes
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• Surveys
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• Check banks
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• Mortgage PAD
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• Go for walk at lunchtime
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jwil

eBay parcels all done and posted. I've got an ebayer who has not provided a complete address and hasn't replied to my emails about it. Looks like I might have to cancel that one as it went for more than expected and I'm not prepared to risk the money. Someone on DH's account has changed their mind :mad: but at least they asked to cancel and didn't ignore it.

I'm pretty much up to date with surveys. Could do with a few more so I can cash out on a couple of sites.

I went for a health check this morning at the Drs. Surprisingly apart from my weight, I am very healthy! No issues with blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar etc :T :T My heart age is 39, which is a year younger than me. Considering I am morbidly obese, I was surprised and so was the nurse I think! Some of the questions are about mood, and I did mention my anxiety. She gave me some leaflets about self-referring to talking therapies and also told me to book an appointment with the doc if I need to. I will have to consider it, as it did impact a lot on the Christmas holidays. I've got to book a day off for physio this month so might see if I can get an appointment that day as at least I won't have the kids with me.

Today's list:

• Surveys
• Check banks
• PAD
• Clean kitchen
• Dry washing
• Sort out charity donation
• Chase ebayer about address
• Walk at lunchtime

jwil

Today's pad £0.86
Mortgage overpayments total 2019: £15.03

HairyHandofDartmoor

Well done on completing your list yesterday :T. Also well done for mentioning your anxiety to the doctor :T.

I want to do some decluttering, so I'm going to copy your lists of decluttered items to remind me of progress made .

Aaleigha

Don't you always find the amount of surveys slows down when you reach near payout
I have seen this mentioned by others

This evening I make my first Jwllesque list, finally
I think I will put on what I would like to do until Sunday

My lists are going to ve called Jwllesque if you have no objections

I read that you do eBay often throughout the year. How are February and March for sales, I just know when we move even with the big declutter, I am going to have tons to get rid of.

I am so pleased that you mentioned the anxiety at the surgery today. It's hard to live with. I saw a counsellor for four years and we are still in touch via email if I am in need. It was one of the best things I did for myself. I tried CBT via the NHS but to know effect.
I went private cost a bit but so worth it
I still suffer but so much less than I did

jwil

Today's pad £1.07
Mortgage overpayments total 2019: £16.10

HairyHandofDartmoor

Aaleigha wrote: »

Don't you always find the amount of surveys slows down when you reach near payout
I have seen this mentioned by others

This evening I make my first Jwllesque list, finally
I think I will put on what I would like to do until Sunday

My lists are going to ve called Jwllesque if you have no objections

I read that you do eBay often throughout the year. How are February and March for sales, I just know when we move even with the big declutter, I am going to have tons to get rid of.

I am so pleased that you mentioned the anxiety at the surgery today. It's hard to live with. I saw a counsellor for four years and we are still in touch via email if I am in need. It was one of the best things I did for myself. I tried CBT via the NHS but to know effect.
I went private cost a bit but so worth it
I still suffer but so much less than I did

I had CBT with the NHS after my sister died after waiting six months and it was not much use . So after another six months on the waiting list I had counselling, but it was with a medical student not a proper counsellor and restricted to twelve weeks. It helped but only because I had someone to let out all my feelings to. The student didn't really know what to say to me, I was old enough to be his mother .

So if you can afford private I'm sure it would be better.

jwil

HairyHandofDartmoor wrote: »

Well done on completing your list yesterday :T. Also well done for mentioning your anxiety to the doctor :T.

I want to do some decluttering, so I'm going to copy your lists of decluttered items to remind me of progress made .

Thank you I think I might make the appointment.

Good luck with the decluttering, I haven't progressed much

Aaleigha wrote: »

Don't you always find the amount of surveys slows down when you reach near payout
I have seen this mentioned by others

This evening I make my first Jwllesque list, finally
I think I will put on what I would like to do until Sunday

My lists are going to ve called Jwllesque if you have no objections

I read that you do eBay often throughout the year. How are February and March for sales, I just know when we move even with the big declutter, I am going to have tons to get rid of.

I am so pleased that you mentioned the anxiety at the surgery today. It's hard to live with. I saw a counsellor for four years and we are still in touch via email if I am in need. It was one of the best things I did for myself. I tried CBT via the NHS but to know effect.
I went private cost a bit but so worth it
I still suffer but so much less than I did

Yes, I do find the surveys seem to slow down, especially the last one that will get you to cash out!

You are very welcome to name your lists after me I am honoured.

I find eBay fine throughout the year. I've always listed throughout. We've always have plenty of sales. I don't have a lot on at the moment, but DH does, and his stuff is still going well.

I find my anxiety cripples me physically, it all goes into my digestive system. It stops me doing a lot.

HairyHandofDartmoor wrote: »

I had CBT with the NHS after my sister died after waiting six months and it was not much use . So after another six months on the waiting list I had counselling, but it was with a medical student not a proper counsellor and restricted to twelve weeks. It helped but only because I had someone to let out all my feelings to. The student didn't really know what to say to me, I was old enough to be his mother .

So if you can afford private I'm sure it would be better.

The nurse gave me a leaflet for self referral to various CBT courses. I'd like to go to the anxiety one, but I assume they are Mon-Fri daytimes and I won't be able to. I think I'll make the appointment with the doc and see if I can find out when they are held.

jwil

Yesterday's list

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• Check banks
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• PAD
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• Clean kitchen
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• Dry washing
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• Sort out charity donation
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• Chase ebayer about address
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• Walk at lunchtime
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Mostly achieved. Still no contact from the ebay buyer and I got on live chat with ebay last night who were no help and told me just to wait :mad: