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It is with greatest anticipationistness that I survey your daily rumings of life as a turnip seller (and BTW, my cat is called Turnip!)
You are a brill layyyydeee.
Love and other root veg,
Bunny
ps
I promise to stay away from your turnip and carrots x
Top comedy!
Looking forward to your upcoming diary. You give some really good advice in here so it'll be interesting to see if you can take it too!:p:p:p
:T :beer: :j:T :beer: :j:T :beer::j
Happy diarising!
I still feel when reading these diaries that i'm breaking the biggest taboo of all - invading the privacy of a diary. Never mind, I'm sure the feeling will pass soon enough.
Good luck
Cat.x
March GC £113.53 / £325
Can't wait to stay caughted upped on all your action hon, if anyone can keep you on the straight and narrow we can!! :rotfl:
xx
Retired August 2016
Paid off French mortgage September 2018
New kitchen fully installed June 2019
Not counting this! 2020
Garden fencing completed, woohoo 2021..........
October 2021: aiming for £5,000 new money for premium bonds or a car.
This has really intrigued me now..I know turnips are well known for their
throwing properties, but as an aphrodisiac:eek:
It could be a pet name...as in ..Nah, i can't imagine calling Mr.B a turnip.
Other, far more interesting, pustilineous,maggoty strewn, expletives are often hurled his way.........must probe further:cool:
Thanks everyone,:T for your warm welcome. I thought I should after much persuasion (Elantan!!!)
So where to start on my leeetle plan.
1. Have kindly received an e mail From Eager learner, :T about daily clicks, so there is a start.
2.Have rung around a few places looking for a second job, in the evenings or at weekends. The work will enable me to build up a fund.
3. I nosied on a couple of other threads..and think i will start an 'ing' savings account. I used to have a current account with the Woolwich, which allowed me to put money into savings pots...and although i have some with my current bank, they are not all accessible..and the rate is pants.
4. I will try and apply for a new credit card at 0%, to transfer Halifax balance over..about £800, although will have to wait for new statement coming through as paid before i went on break to Cornwall. Am A bit mad at myself, as i had a virgin card which i paid off as they kept putting up the interest rate on balance...i could have taken advantage of 0% Anniversary offer, the same goes for Barclay's, life of balance offers..but i wanted temptation out of the way.
Finally..hurrah I hear you cheer....I am about to kick young Balder's out of bed, the little tike or should i say... lazy teenage son! has been festering in his half term pit for long enough...
Now where's that turnip? (found another use!)
Still lurking around with a hope of some salvation:cool:
l like the plan seems good to me remember to use quidco for the visa cards i got £42 for fish (i think it was) never used it but did take the money lol ...
"what would you do if you knew you couldn't fail.... enjoy the adventure" " to my own self be true"
If weather improves, i am doing a car boot at the weekend as well.
Still lurking around with a hope of some salvation:cool:
:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
Nothing wrong with that suggestion. Go in for it myself but worried about trading standards & "not fit for purpose"
Stopped Smoking October 2000. Saved £21,840 so far!