What small DFW things will you do w/c19th March?

Hope your meeting with the head teacher puts your mind at rest 1LL - rest assured, they will have dealt with similar before, and it will be a big step for your DS I agree with DNMS, your kids do sound mature and sensible.

So far today I have:
HG cooked fruit from freezer for breakfast instead of bought fresh fruit
Pegged washing on line, hopefully it won't rain!
Packed an ebay sale ready to post, also RM survey item
Prepared items for sales unit

Still to do:
Get something out of freezer for dinner
Bits in fridge for lunch
Go to sales unit and post office. Also need to collect a parcel from the sorting office.
Need to buy printer ink unfortunately - still, as 99% of it is used for business, I count it as a business expense!
Also need yogurt and peanut butter
Floors need washing after the yucky weather
Need to pay gas fitter's bill for servicing the boiler

Today's big news - I won £10 of shopping vouchers in the RM surveys daily draw thing :T OK, not that big, but I never win anything! :rotfl:Will use it to buy some fish for the freezer in Iceland

Hey folks

I hope everyone is ok. I'm still catching up

Back after our little jaunt away. Was rather expensive so must be saintly from now on.

• B/L/D from stores (but what for dinner??) - done
• Car into garage for routine (planned for, but expensive) work - done
• Reconcile spreadsheet for holiday spends - done
• Trying out OneNote for a daily journal - done
• Keep calm and positive - erm????
• Gym at lunch time (v. unhealthy after weekend away) - done
• Don't put pins into my manager's eyes - done
• No alcohol (have drunk enough to sink a small ship) - done
• Nabbed a very old teabag (bbe 2013) from work cupboard that I believe belonged to a long gone staff member - done
• Heating off - done
• Put away washing
• Elec blanky off bed - done

Might add a bit more

Have a good one all

clf x

Hello Friends,
I'm going to put my feet up in a minute. I've had a headache since lunchtime which is refusing to shift. Today's frugalities:
*Made burgers from l/o mince & some coriander that was on its last legs. Served in home made cobs with a big salad & carrot mayonnaise.
*Fed sourdough jar ready to mix up loaf tomorrow. Made sourdough crackers with the portion of culture I'd normally discard. Very nice!! Will make again.
*Knitted 3 more tiny blanket squares for my thrift project throw.
*Two baths from 1 lot of hot water.
*Cut conditioner bottle open. Enough for 3 more uses in there.
*Think about things I can usefully do in town tomorrow while I have the car & access to a morning of free parking.
*Picked a small bunch of parsley from greenhouse & noticed lots of my seeds have germinated. Snow has all melted too so felt almost springlike!
*Being tough with cat who has made it clear that he isn't eating the tragic gruel we've served up. Unfortunately for him, our zero food waste policy also extends to cats.

Ziggy - I still do those feedback surveys but only ones where I feel the chances of winning are a little higher......Waitrose because they have fewer stores than the major chains, & our Co-op because it's retained its regional independence & only covers the extreme eastern side of our county & the neighbouring one. I'm determined to win one of them!
Ok, time for some headache-zapping.
Love to all,
F xx

foxgloves wrote: »

Ziggy - I still do those feedback surveys but only ones where I feel the chances of winning are a little higher......Waitrose because they have fewer stores than the major chains, & our Co-op because it's retained its regional independence & only covers the extreme eastern side of our county & the neighbouring one. I'm determined to win one of them!
Ok, time for some headache-zapping.
Love to all,
F xx

Her win was from B&Q and she's still in shock.

I have everything crossed for you x