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Progress not Perfection
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Morning happy Saturday 🥂
Have an unexpected free day as DS and the GKs have cancelled their visit. Going to use the free time productively.It’s my ClubFit class shortly then I need to take the dog on the park followed by going to the local shops for a paper and to drop off some books at the CS.Making a vegan banana loaf as I have some bananas on their last legs.Going to give the house a good clean this weekend and hopefully get in the garden to make a start on tidying up if nothing else.Also booked in at the beauty salon for an eyebrow wax/tint and gel polish this afternoon. Not been since before Christmas.Tonight’s dinner is pizza and salad. Rose cava in the fridge already.I get knocked down but I get up again (Chumbawamba, Tubthumping)7 -
Have a good day
"Good financial planning is about not spending money on things that add no value to your life in order to have more money for the things that do". Eoin McGee0 -
Have you tried making your own veggie burgers? Its something I keep thinking of doing.Making the debt go down and savings go up
LBM 2015 - debt £57K / Now £27,424....its going down
Mortgage Free December 9th 2024! 18mths ahead of schedule.Challenges
EF £1200/£3000
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Studies/surveys January £86.85
Decluttering items 1402/2025. 80/2026
Books read 23 in 2025. 2026- 3 (target is 52)
Jigsaws done 20 in 2025. 2 this year.
My debt free diary...https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6396218/we-will-get-this-debt-d£own-the-savings-up1 -
Yes I have but not very successfully. They always fall apart. I don’t eat eggs so it’s the binding bit. I’m going to keep trying though. Chickpea water is meant to be a good substitute.Makingabobor2 said:Have you tried making your own veggie burgers? It’s something I keep thinking of doing.I get knocked down but I get up again (Chumbawamba, Tubthumping)3 -
Delia's spicy chickpea burgers are bound with yoghurt. I make them quite often as we both like them. Chunky & a batch makes 8. They freeze well too.
F x2025's challenges: 1) To fill our 10 Savings Pots to their healthiest level ever
2) To read 100 books (46/100) 3) The Shrinking of Foxgloves 8.1kg/30kg
"Life can only be understood backwards but it must be lived forwards" (Soren Kirkegaard 1813-55)5 -
Aah, yes, eggs would be a key ingredient in mine I think....lol.Making the debt go down and savings go up
LBM 2015 - debt £57K / Now £27,424....its going down
Mortgage Free December 9th 2024! 18mths ahead of schedule.Challenges
EF £1200/£3000
.
Studies/surveys January £86.85
Decluttering items 1402/2025. 80/2026
Books read 23 in 2025. 2026- 3 (target is 52)
Jigsaws done 20 in 2025. 2 this year.
My debt free diary...https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6396218/we-will-get-this-debt-d£own-the-savings-up1 -
I love Linda McCartney mozzarella burgers, an indulgent treat and they have a satisfying mouth feel that you often don't get with vegetarian burgershttps://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6466032/an-in-between-phase/p1
'self-blame can be as egotistical as self-praise... any work worth doing is greater than we are... we must not overrate our importance to it, either for good or ill' Margaret Kennedy Lucy Carmichael3 -
I am seriously addicted to these burgers, I won't try anything else now unless it's a meatfree southern style chicken one 😀PennysIntoPounds said:I love Linda McCartney mozzarella burgers, an indulgent treat and they have a satisfying mouth feel that you often don't get with vegetarian burgersOriginal Debt Owed Jan 18 = £17,630 Paid To Date = £6,756 Owed = £10,8743 -
Glad you had a nice time with your friend, is there any chance of you making it a regular thing ?Original Debt Owed Jan 18 = £17,630 Paid To Date = £6,756 Owed = £10,8741
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Yes we are doing. This is our second meet up since she left. We agreed to meet whenever we’d built up a few books to swap.Onebrokelady said:Glad you had a nice time with your friend, is there any chance of you making it a regular thing ?I get knocked down but I get up again (Chumbawamba, Tubthumping)4
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