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I've tried something along the same lines with a note on the door reminding him to take his stick. A lot of it is he can't be bothered to change his shoes so he'd probably choose to ignore any notes. It's not as if he's short of pairs of shoes to at least keep one pair for indoors only.
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Is he still going outside into garden frequently to feed the squirrels?
Finally Debt Free! - July 2016 🌟
Finished Emergency Fund- £10,000 April 2017
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RETIRED: MAY 2021!!!!😀🎆
My diary: “Seasidegal's Scrimpy Retirement Diary!”1 -
Yes he’s still got that obsession, costing a fortune in monkey nuts 😐
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I really enjoyed tonight’s Zumba and it helped relieve the stress of today. I don’t usually have a bath Monday through Thursday but felt the need to relax with candles and relaxing music tonight. I really don’t think Mr SA realises just how stressful he is to look after. It’s just like having a toddler again he gets up to so much stuff!
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Pity you can't send him to daycare…
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Happy Friday everyone 🥂
Worked in the office today and finished early. Had to catch the bus in again as it was pouring with rain.
Payday today 🥳 A bit of money shuffling done but the majority will be done on Monday.
Had a quick wander around the city centre after work and picked up the free paper and food magazine from W@itrose.
Stopped off at Lid! on the way home.Did day 30 of the yoga challenge before having a lovely soak in the bath. Despite getting the bus to work this morning I still managed 17,000 steps.
Tonight’s dinner was an old favourite harissa prawn orzo.
Feet up with a G&T shortly 🍹
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Enjoy your weekend. 🥂
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Good job you noticed the Coke all over the floor 😳
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Oh how I wish 🤣
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On the personal spends front I had just over £100 underspend mainly due to not spending much in January. Sent the oddment to the Christmas pot and £100 to my master personal spends pot. Personal spends covers hair, nails, clothes, toiletries, bus fares, meals out with friends etc.
Sent £150 to the Principality Christmas Saver and various bits to the sinking funds pots. The rest of the regular savers can’t be topped up until the first of the month.
Booked a nail appointment for late February as I’m out for lunch with friends celebrating one of the gang’s 60th. Loads of stuff going on in February will post the plan when I’m in work mode as it’s all in my work notebook.
Oh and booked my pneumonia vaccine for next month at the surgery on the way home from work so another thing to add to the February plan.
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