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Giving Up/Cutting Down Alcohol Thread part 18
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@dustydigger
Hold down the CTRL key whilst pressing B on your keyboard will take bold off (or put bold on if it isn't on)What would you get if all you got was what you were thankful for?4 -
Thanks satchmol,but its unnecessarfor now,as for some reason the old format has turned up on the screen again.Very glad!And here is the sweet little normal smiley,no manic staring eyes!
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I'm declaring early today, 3/15
I can no longer update my signature since they've changed stuff - very irritating!!🤬
Hope you have a good flight @cathybird!'Happiness is not a destination but the journey you walk every day'
Jan GC: £0/£100
DNF: £0/£6700
Garden sections: 0/21
DNF: 3/45
'It's the small compromises you keep making over time that start to add up and get you to a place you don't want to be'5 -
Good afternoon everyone. I am 3/25 today.
I hope you have a good trip cathybird. X
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3/21
Declaring early. Another week on the freedom from domestic abuse programme and i really want to have a glass of wine so declaring early so that instead I will go and buy some chocolates! Nice ones from the Marks and Sparkle shop that is near enough by.Made it to mortgage free but what a muddle that became
In the event the proverbial hits the fan then co-habitees are better stashing their cash than being mortgage free !!6 -
3/26 for me today please.
Thanks!Debt free November 20225 -
3/15 please5
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Thanks for the welcomes, Wanna_Bee_Free & cathybird ☺
2/16 for me today please.5 -
3 please Cathy x5
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2/16 for me @cathybirdJan. 2025 Final LBM (3-yr plan)
Net Debt: £16,042
AFD Dec 4/14
#12 £2025 in 2025: £5,397.10 / £2,0255
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