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Learning to walk before I run
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Usual daily update:
1. £334.21 to Extension (go go, month end virement)!
2. £9.05 to Emergency Fund
3. £15.35 to SIPP budgetThe above also featured a small amount of savings interest. My blended savings rate has fallen to 4.05%, so they got this rate divided by 12 for the month.
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I am still feeling a bit peely-wally, may consider a COVID test. Not got the energy for my overdue Couch to 5K and Mrs E has very kindly taken the girls out to the park so that I can rest(ish).
Getting on with housework instead, list includes:
Get haircutMake brioche rollsLoad DW and put onHand wash dishesEmpty recyclingClean oven- Clean oven trays
- Clean extractor fan filters
Clean tumble dryerClean kitchen drainsClean bathroom drains- Clean DW
- Cook dinner (beef and chestnut stew, kalettes with bacon and chestnuts, tatties)
- Hoover
- Clean wooden floors
- Mop kitchen
- Mop bathroom
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Dear Ed, that is not resting... Hope you're feeling back to full health soon..🤗
Emergency Fund goal - £717.77/2000
Weight loss goal 1 - 1/7 lb
Mortgage OP goal 2026 - £800/£4500
Read 24 books this year 5/24
No Spend March- 1/313
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