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Old 08-08-2013, 19:50   #16
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Budgeting loans are still avaliable for carpets, cooker ect

Least they didn't take too long but the contractors might, been waiting 9 mths to get these extractor fans fixed
trouble with loans is you have to pay them back , putting even more stress on limited finances , its better to save up , its a vicious circle debt .
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Old 08-08-2013, 20:48   #17
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trouble with loans is you have to pay them back , putting even more stress on limited finances , its better to save up , its a vicious circle debt .
Wise words
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Old 01-09-2013, 19:36   #18
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well , its taken me over a week , but ive managed to paint the bedroom , ive probably used at least twice as much paint as I should have , but I kept dropping the brush / roller , and falling off the stepladder , ive probably got more paint on my jeans and t shirt than ive got on the walls .

made a bit of a mess of " cutting in " with the brush , but not bad considering I cant really grip the brush .

just got the skirting boards to try and gloss tomorrow ..... at least I wont have far to fall .

it sounds silly , but im quite proud of myself for managing to do it .
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Old 01-09-2013, 19:42   #19
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Good work bud,

Just take as much care as you can so you dont fall
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Old 01-09-2013, 20:38   #20
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As above buddy.
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Old 28-09-2013, 08:24   #21
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finally the bedroom is decorated and carpeted ..... looks quite nice too considering I did most of it ..... just got curtains / blinds to fit now .

Sheila has bought a extending curtain pole ( never seen one of those before ) and also some lined curtains ....... so im going to attempt to fit the curtain pole today armed with my cordless drill/screwdriver , if I succeed then the bedroom will be finished ......only furniture to put in then .

the decorators are coming to wallpaper / paint the lounge on the 14th oct ....so then the lounge will need carpeting ....... and curtains .....then ready for the great move in
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Old 28-09-2013, 10:16   #22
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Glad it seems you're making some progress at last, even if it is two steps forward, one step back, but one has to wonder, seeing the council has known for weeks that the lounge needs decorating, is it still two weeks away?
Hang in there, it can only get better! Bruce
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Pete, I'm sure you will be in before Christmas..... not sure what Christmas though

It will be worth it in the end though mate
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Old 28-09-2013, 14:55   #24
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trouble with loans is you have to pay them back , putting even more stress on limited finances , its better to save up , its a vicious circle debt .
yes but a budgeting loan is interest free & if the payments are too high then you send a letter stating that & they'll reduce it for you. you can pay back as little as £20 pm for a £800 loan, but the choice is up to u & sheila obviously, was just a thought
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Old 28-09-2013, 19:45   #25
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well ....... I did it ..... I managed to fit the extending curtain pole and hang the curtains ...... only fell off the ladder twice , got a few more bruises , worst is when I fell I landed on the box of drill bits ... scattering them all over the newly carpeted floor ..... my hand found one as I landed .... so got a couple of plasters on ..... all in all im quite proud of myself
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Old 28-09-2013, 22:42   #26
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Glad it seems you're making some progress at last, even if it is two steps forward, one step back, but one has to wonder, seeing the council has known for weeks that the lounge needs decorating, is it still two weeks away?
Hang in there, it can only get better! Bruce
the council don't really care about the decorating ..... they gave us a £100 grant to decorate the whole bungalow .....that just about bought the paint for the bedroom and kitchen
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Old 13-10-2013, 17:24   #27
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bedroom almost done ..me and Sheila did it ..... ok I fell off the ladder a few times ..... but doesn't look that bad ..... professional decorators coming tomorrow to do the lounge though .

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Old 13-10-2013, 20:08   #28
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Well done Pete, that looks really good.
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Old 13-10-2013, 20:18   #29
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bedroom almost done ..me and Sheila did it ..... ok I fell off the ladder a few times ..... but doesn't look that bad ..... professional decorators coming tomorrow to do the lounge though .

I take my hat off to you (or I would if I had one!)
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Old 13-10-2013, 20:58   #30
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thanks guys , it means a lot ...... ok its taken us around 3 months to get to that stage and ive lost count of the times ive fallen off the ladder , but its quite an achievement .
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