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An in-between phase
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Those commentators are always so negative, if the team hear them it is a wonder they can drag themselves out onto the pitch. Still the longer the match lasts the more steps I get in.
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Guess they have to make drama out of something to stay in a job @beanielou but seems a shame the British media still think it's appropriate to do it at the potential cost of the mental health of (especially young) people who haven't even been doing badly, and when they haven't been great it's hardly surprising if all they've heard from people in football punditry and opinion-making positions of power is that they're being !!!!!!. Fair enough to have an opinion but maybe try being supportive first, see where that might lead 🙄
After England I'm supporting France, would be hilarious for a team to win the tournament without scoring a single proper goal. And folk are slagging England!
*passes over the paltry few remaining minstrels, stretching from my high horse* 😁3 -
Quite so @badmemory. Steps because of the stress of watching or going elsewhere to avoid it?!2
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The stress of watching - I have a through room so walk from almost the front window to almost the back window, many many times. For some reason football seems to be the idea thing to watch.
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What do you mean you haven't left me the last minstrel ?
After penalties as well?!!
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No seriously, just don’t buy things. 99% of our success with our savings rate is attributed to the fact that we don’t buy things... You can and should take advantage of discounts.... But at the end of the day, the only way to truly save money is to not buy stuff. Money doesn’t walk out of your wallet on its own accord.
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Ha sorry @LadyWithAPlan, can I interest you in some M&S jumbo chocolate buttons that I'm eyeing up for a rainy afternoon on the sofa?1
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All this talk of chocolate is making me hungry.2
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One debt remaining. Home improvement loan.2 -
1 minute survey
Tidying
Steps before storms, 55 minutes-
Entered a postal competition
Took a book to the little library. And came away with two so I owe it double now
Redeemed my street-find McD tokens, got a hash brown and two fruit bags, so that was a nice free breakfast
Did a coop in-store mission, will hopefully get a £15 voucher soon
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Spec work
Shower and hairwash. Joints definitely in need of a rest day
Comping
Entered some competitions, today I'm mostly looking forward to winning 1k but some fancy skincare and/or (preferably and) chocolates would be much appreciated
Ebay listing
Someone collected the Olio free listing
Wrote a letter to my penpal friend
Dinner is chips, beans, and the ys quorn/cheese and onion rolls we got t'other day
Has been a nicely gently productive Sunday, hope everyone is having a good one 😊
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PennysIntoPounds said:Ha sorry @LadyWithAPlan, can I interest you in some M&S jumbo chocolate buttons that I'm eyeing up for a rainy afternoon on the sofa?
annoyingly I do have a Dairy intolerance.... I do eat small amounts especially when I travel - having to be strictly GF is hard enough - but I get eczema - a bright red rash appears in exactly the same visible place when I eat too much ... I can feel it coming on... once with text-ex as he loved cheese so I had some in the fridge (i love cheese too but) that bright red mark hung around for weeks as I ate cheese/choc/butter etc with him - bright side though 3 days after being dumped by text and no dairy it had disappeared ...
so I occasionally buy DF chocolate ...but its not quite the same..
If I win some chocolate I will send you some or leave at a drop point at our local new Aldi if it ever gets built/opened (as I know we shared the sadly departed Lidl so we definitely within a few miles of each otherDON'T BUY STUFF (from Frugalwoods)
No seriously, just don’t buy things. 99% of our success with our savings rate is attributed to the fact that we don’t buy things... You can and should take advantage of discounts.... But at the end of the day, the only way to truly save money is to not buy stuff. Money doesn’t walk out of your wallet on its own accord.
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