Slipping Through My Fingers

teafor2

The Prolific money has gone into my account :T I had a look back at my diary to see where I wanted it to go and it'll be split £5 each to Christmas, caravan and savings. The remaining £4.60 I've put to one side for the moment.

Should have updated my cash yesterday. There was £5 change from one relative's flowers but she refused to take it off me so I have £36.41. We've no plans this weekend that I can see will mean spending anything so I should definitely be able to allocate some money to the CC next week.

Didn't get the jigsaw or the sewing machine out. Instead I watched a film DD recommended - A Monster Calls. We both ended up sitting on the sofa together crying into a box of tissues. Strangely enough I do like a good weepie. :rotfl:

Hope you all have a lovely Friday evening. We're taking DD back to uni soon. Will be sorry to see her go but hopefully it won't be long before we see her again. x

beanielou

A good weepie can be good to get rid of all the emotion we can keep bottled up.

teafor2

beanielou wrote: »

A good weepie can be good to get rid of all the emotion we can keep bottled up.

Exactly beanielou. It's validation to have a good sob about everything that we're sad about under the guise of being upset at what we're watching.

WannabeFree

I also love a good weepie film. Don't like scary films though!

x

teafor2

Oooh no me neither Wannabe. Hate scary films, they play on my mind for ages. Hubby and DD love them though x

beanielou

I hate scarey films.
Many years ago I actually screamed out loud at the pictures :eek: :rotfl:

WannabeFree

In all honesty it's very rare I sit and watch for a full film I pause it after 20 mins or so and get up to do something. So they need to be easy to follow :rotfl: I'm scared of my own shadow so don't watch anything scary or with weird things happening

teafor2

beanielou wrote: »

I hate scarey films.
Many years ago I actually screamed out loud at the pictures :eek: :rotfl:

That's funny beanie. You screaming would have made me scream. :rotfl:

I went to see Scary Movie with hubby which he sold to me by saying it was a comedy. I spent the whole time looking at the cinema floor. :rotfl: I can't do blood either and the 2 are usually combined.

Wannabe - That's what I love about Netflix, the fact you can stop and start films. DD happily walks the dogs at night because she likes walking in the dark :eek: I won't go out on my own if it's not daylight Never bothered me when I was younger but it does now.

beanielou

teafor2 wrote: »

That's funny beanie. You screaming would have made me scream. :rotfl:

I went to see Scary Movie with hubby which he sold to me by saying it was a comedy. I spent the whole time looking at the cinema floor. :rotfl: I can't do blood either and the 2 are usually combined.

Wannabe - That's what I love about Netflix, the fact you can stop and start films. DD happily walks the dogs at night because she likes walking in the dark :eek: I won't go out on my own if it's not daylight Never bothered me when I was younger but it does now.

My ex DH was not amused:rotfl:

Mum.Wife.Me.

I need to get a handle on our groceries too, i will be doing a shopping a list and menu from the end of the month, at the moment I am just trying to get through this month the best I can. Feels like I was paid weeks ago now and I still have another 2 weeks to wait till we get paid again.Hope you have a lovely weekend Tea x