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Simple living in the country - back to basics

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  • rtandon27
    rtandon27 Posts: 5,665 Forumite
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    starnac said:
    I am no good for anything past 9pm so well done for adding things to your list for later than that. 
    I'm the same @starnac - yesterday evening I was sleep walking while trying to finish unpacking from our weekend away!  As soon as that was done, I crawled into bed with headphones in thinking I'd listen to a chapter of an audiobook - let's just say I was asleep before the first page had been read!
    4 YEARS 10 MONTHS DEBT FREE!!! (24 OCT 2016)
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    ...and now I have a mortgage! (23 AUG 2021)
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  • beanielou
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    Oh no. The more hurry the less speed  :(
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  • rtandon27
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    Oh Cheery - I'm so sorry to hear about your parking fine! - That's just bollix :(
    4 YEARS 10 MONTHS DEBT FREE!!! (24 OCT 2016)
    (With heartfelt thanks to those who have gone before us & their indubitable generosity.)
    ...and now I have a mortgage! (23 AUG 2021)
    New projection - 14 YEARS 10 MONTHS LEFT OF 20 YEARS (reduced by 15 mths)
    Psst...I may have started a diary!
  • KajiKita
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    Oh bad luck - I hate it when I do things like that. 

    Hoping for better luck on the Happy Wheel for you! 😊

    KK
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    - When bought house £315,995 mortgage debt and end date at start = October 2039 - now £233,521
    - OPs to mortgage = £11,816 Interest saved £5,28 to date
    Fixed rate 3.85% ends January 2030

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  • starnac
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    Ooh, gutting about the fine. We spent yesterday at work moving cars every two hours due to parking restrictions. We've always parked outside the building we work in. It's permit only (but can park for 2 hours without) but the residents all park outside their houses and only one or two cars park outside our building we aren't taking spaces that are needed. We've been there over two years now (moved in Christmas 2020) and it's never been a bother. However, yesterday was my first day back in that building since before summer and I was told that about 3 weeks ago, 2 colleagues had parking tickets! Apparently work paid them but we've been told that they won't pay for them again. So we need to be careful. We have asked the council if we are eligible for permits and they said no :(
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