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@ryanm8655 You could just tell them things really stretched with moving etc. I’m kind of surprised they don’t seem to realise that as you were with them to pay debts and now moving straight after clearing the debts. You don’t want to wind up back in debt for them 100 not worth it.
As for the 4am Tesco trip WTAF? 😆😆😆1 -
Flat looks huge ! Though I’d have made sure it was tidy first 🤣
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Legs21 said:Wow! It looks lovely and spacious. Why don’t you ask the agent if there’s a Hoover. Tell them you’re making a list of what you need, although looking at that video you could get away with a mop and brushstymied said:I’m not saying buy this one but this is the kind of thingy you need for hard floors: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Laminate-Mop-Flooring-Microfibre-Duster-Cleaner-For-Wood-Static-Dust-Broom-Brush-/254086547189
plus a mop & bucket for the kitchen & bathroom.
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alt80 said:@ryanm8655 You could just tell them things really stretched with moving etc. I’m kind of surprised they don’t seem to realise that as you were with them to pay debts and now moving straight after clearing the debts. You don’t want to wind up back in debt for them 100 not worth it.
As for the 4am Tesco trip WTAF? 😆😆😆Agreed on 4am Tesco trip ha. Probably partly my fault for telling them there was no veg left. Plus they wake up early anyway due to their worrying about health etc..,dawnybabes said:Flat looks huge ! Though I’d have made sure it was tidy first 🤣
I’d go with the half now and half on moving
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Merry Christmas to you too.8 more sleeps........MFW 2022 #71 £4400/£44001
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Merry Christmas Ryan. Remember you have been paying rent and other bits and pieces so they have no right to expect a huge amount for Christmas. Hope you enjoy your day and remember that you will be out in a week or so.
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Merry Christmas mate. Hope it’s not been too bad and you’ve not caved on that log burner lol.1
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Thanks all.
Christmas wasn’t too bad here, a nice day actually. Bloody shattered.
Didn’t drink too much, ate shedloads.Kids are spoilt ha, don’t even bother reading who presents are from, just tear them open to see what they are. No tantrums here but some fairly underwhelmed/disappointed reactions to some pretty amazing presents, which upset the parents a bit. Things were fine in the end though. Underlines why there is no point in going overboard with kids gifts though. They’ll be getting £20 gifts next yearAugust 2019: £28.8k
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ryanm8655 said:Onebrokelady said:What kind of floors have you got in the flat, that will dictate what kind of hoover to buy, there's absolutely no need to spend £200 on a hoover 🙀I also recommend good old Wilkos for house things. Their premium range of plates and dishes are quite nice actuallyOriginal Debt Owed Jan 18 = £17,630 Paid To Date = £6,510 Owed = £11,1201
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Glad your day went well Ryan. Totally agree on the kids presents. We have spent the day with our DGDs who are only 5 and 2 and the 2 year old had so much bought for her she could not unwrap it all today. She got totally overwhelmed with it all so still has another pile to open tomorrow much to the 5 year olds indignation as she has opened all hers in double quick time. They were both pleased with what they got though but easier when they are little.I’m a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on the Debt free Wannabe, Budgeting and Banking and Savings and Investment boards. If you need any help on these boards, do let me know. Please note that Ambassadors are not moderators. Any posts you spot in breach of the Forum Rules should be reported via the report button, or by emailing forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com. All views are my own and not the official line of MoneySavingExpert.
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