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The Diary Of Onebrokelady Aged 60 And A Half
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Glad you had a nice time and hope work went ok today.
I love the idea of the book calendar!"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 McGee1 -
I hope you let your manager know how much pain you were in?
I got a mystery book at a craft fair to add to my DIL's gift and I was intrigued by the gift... the book was wrapped in brown paper with a pen, a sachet of hot chocolate and a sachet of herbal tea. On the brown paper was written a description of the type of book it was (mystery, heart-rending, cliff-hanger). This is the nearest picture I could find on Pinster, and I bet you'd be able to craft some. They were selling for £8 each, or two for £15, so would maybe be a good money spinner for books you'd finished with which were "lightly read"!
What would you get if all you got was what you were thankful for?4 -
So glad to read you had a good Christmas. The book calendar is a fabulous idea. The winter ghost stories book sounds great.I get knocked down but I get up again (Chumbawamba, Tubthumping)2
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That book does look good. I got a shopping canvas bag from my mum that said "just a girl that loves books and coffee" the picture is gorgeous xSeptember 2017 Debt = £25330
Starting afresh.
You can do anything if you put your mind to it. x2 -
Another here glad to read you had a lovely Christmas with your family. XFinally 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!”2 -
Pleased you had a lovely Christmas. The debts are going in the right direction for you 👏 it makes sense to get as much behind you in savings, just in case you do have to finish work. Hope the medication helps so you don’t have to but if that’s what it takes to live a pain free life, it’s what needs to happen. How long now until you retire?I bought the gks craft goodies for Christmas as they spend lots of time doing crafty things. I bought them both a bag from the works to pack them in. The eldest one loves books and the quote said ‘so many books….so little time’ (or something very similar) she was more thrilled with the £1 bag than some of the contents 😂😂😂January spends - £587.583
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jwil said:Glad you had a nice time and hope work went ok today.
I love the idea of the book calendar!Original Debt Owed Jan 18 = £17,630 Paid To Date = £6,510 Owed = £11,1201 -
satchmo1 said:I hope you let your manager know how much pain you were in?
I got a mystery book at a craft fair to add to my DIL's gift and I was intrigued by the gift... the book was wrapped in brown paper with a pen, a sachet of hot chocolate and a sachet of herbal tea. On the brown paper was written a description of the type of book it was (mystery, heart-rending, cliff-hanger). This is the nearest picture I could find on Pinster, and I bet you'd be able to craft some. They were selling for £8 each, or two for £15, so would maybe be a good money spinner for books you'd finished with which were "lightly read"!
I told the matron in charge that I wasn’t feeling great but she wasn’t really interested and my boss had left without speaking to me 😳Original Debt Owed Jan 18 = £17,630 Paid To Date = £6,510 Owed = £11,1202 -
Sun_Addict said:So glad to read you had a good Christmas. The book calendar is a fabulous idea. The winter ghost stories book sounds great.Original Debt Owed Jan 18 = £17,630 Paid To Date = £6,510 Owed = £11,1201
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Willowtree222 said:That book does look good. I got a shopping canvas bag from my mum that said "just a girl that loves books and coffee" the picture is gorgeous xOriginal Debt Owed Jan 18 = £17,630 Paid To Date = £6,510 Owed = £11,1201
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