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Fruity_Dragon
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My name is Fruity Dragon and I'm a procrastinator!
I'm also sick of being such a ditherer so I've decided to reinstate a diary and get working on myself and my goals rather than watch life just float along.
I've been working on changes in my life and it's a coincidence that it's new year as this is not a new year resolution. These are changes I've needed to make for some time and have decided to start this diary to track those changes.
So I'm a female in my late 40's. I'm single and feeling like life is passing me by. It's very possibly a mid life crisis but whatever it is, I'm feeling restless with the monotony of everyday life, how I dip into credit cards and then pay them off only to start the cycle again and on it goes. In general I'm good with money but unless I set myself goals I don't really move forward.
I think that's about it for now. I'll try to post regularly to make sure to keep up the momentum.
Happy 2019.
I'm also sick of being such a ditherer so I've decided to reinstate a diary and get working on myself and my goals rather than watch life just float along.
I've been working on changes in my life and it's a coincidence that it's new year as this is not a new year resolution. These are changes I've needed to make for some time and have decided to start this diary to track those changes.
So I'm a female in my late 40's. I'm single and feeling like life is passing me by. It's very possibly a mid life crisis but whatever it is, I'm feeling restless with the monotony of everyday life, how I dip into credit cards and then pay them off only to start the cycle again and on it goes. In general I'm good with money but unless I set myself goals I don't really move forward.
I think that's about it for now. I'll try to post regularly to make sure to keep up the momentum.
Happy 2019.
CC 1 = £930.00
CC 2 = £4050.00
Saving for a security blanket
CC 2 = £4050.00
Saving for a security blanket

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Hello Fruity, happy new year to you!
I will keep popping by to check on progress. Best of luck to you.:)0 -
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