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Buying a little piece of Middle England; Manifesting my way to mortgage free.
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Just a suggestion but check the pie carefully, hopefully the ingredients are listed separately as often wheat flour is used to thicken the filling. It depends how sensitive you are. I can get away with the odd bit like that as I'm intolerant rather than allergic.
My mortgage free diary: +++ Divide by Cucumber Error. Please reinstall universe and reboot+++
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Oh good call, I'll do that and if a no go I will just make my own filling. I think mine is intolerance too but rather not have the hot flushes and headache and tum pains. I have a full on allergy to milk and sulphites and the results of accidentally ingesting those is like an exorcist scene.redofromstart said:Just a suggestion but check the pie carefully, hopefully the ingredients are listed separately as often wheat flour is used to thicken the filling. It depends how sensitive you are. I can get away with the odd bit like that as I'm intolerant rather than allergic.1 -
Thanks 🐞 will check for sure! I've got quite good at replicating their pies on the cheap - only bought them as they were on offer. So I may just make my own with some GF ready made pastry that KK told me about in the shops 👏🏼😁2
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Oh and yesterday was a NSD 👏🏼 I'm getting good at these when I'm at work. Stay in the lunch room instead of venturing into town seems to be the trick 🤣 and it's hard as town is only five minutes walk away ....1
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Had some cashback confirmed finally.
£32.17
Quick tot up of surveys+ CB this month so far- £155.77!!!
That's my best month by far for a long time.
Some of that will pay for tea out with my friend today 😀2 -
What you might find (def has here) that once you’re off gluten you become much much more sensitive to it. There is no way I could eat the middle of a pie without being really ill.Sealed pot challenge 822
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That's what happened since I stopped sulphites Altogether @dawnybabes .I'm finding it really hard to find anything in restaurants or pre made for me 😕 and I'm such a food lover it's a bit sad really.Almost a NSD as my friend and I argued over who's turn it was to pay 😂 she said I was saving her money getting buses Into work so I relented and let her pay. But I found a cute Christmas tree ornament on the way out which I just had to get as there was only a couple left. This has prompted an afternoon of me shifting furniture around to accommodate for my new tree 🙈🤣 nothing like a bit of spontaneity eh.It took me an hour and a bit just to get the tree sorted out and the furniture out of the way. And ovo rang in between this asking to send an engineer out as apparently the meter isn't sending readings any more. I let DP deal with that. The lady sounded like a robot and I was struggling to understand the monotone she droned on in (I'm a bit hard of hearing and certain frequencies I just cannot hear and she was one I just couldn't hear). So anyway they're booked in next week.And here is my tree with one solitary ornament atm 🤣
I spent ages fluffing it out and I think it still needs more attention as it doesn't look like the tree on the website 🤔
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Cute ornament. I’m guessing it looks like an old friend? ❤️
Tree fluffing is one of those jobs that sends you slightly ‘blind’ - you have to fluff, walk away, refresh your eyes, fluff, refresh your eyes, fluff, etc
KKAs at 15.10.25:
- When bought house £315,995 mortgage debt and end date at start = October 2039 - now £229,702
- OPs to mortgage = £12,345 Estd. interest saved = £5,863 to date
Fixed rate 3.85% ends October 2030
Read 60 books of target 52 in 2025, as @ 30th October
Produce tracker: £426 of £300 in 2025
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